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Your cat's complete daily plan
Food and water, in one go — with kitten-specific math and wet-food handling. 🐱
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Best of all: weigh your cat (hold her, step on a bathroom scale, subtract yourself).
Dry: 3,500–4,500 kcal/kg · Wet: 800–1,200 kcal/kg — wet food is far "lighter", always check the can.
Cats prefer several small meals spread through the day — it mimics natural hunting.
🍽️ Food
Daily calories
– kcal/day
–
g / day
–
cups / day*
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oz / day
*Dry food only — wet food is portioned in grams or cans. One standard US measuring cup (8 oz, 240 ml) holds roughly 100 g of dry kibble; a kitchen scale is more exact.
🗓️ Meal schedule
🦴 Treats: keep under – kcal/day (10% of calories).
💧 Water
Fresh water every day
– ml/day
≈ – cups · ≈ – fl oz · ≈ – standard bottles (500 ml)
🍽️ How to serve water
- Don't ration water. Fresh water should be available at all times.
- Cats are picky drinkers. Many prefer running water — a cat fountain can genuinely increase how much your cat drinks.
- Keep water away from the litter box (and ideally from the food bowl — cats often prefer a separate spot).
- Wet food already counts: if your cat eats wet food, she'll drink less from the bowl. That's normal.
Based on ~45–60 ml per kg body weight. Sudden increases or decreases are worth mentioning to your vet — they can be early health signals.
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Keep these numbers and get a care report that grows with your cat — feeding stages, milestones and more.
⚠️ This is a starting point, not veterinary advice. For kittens, seniors, pregnant or nursing cats, or cats with health conditions (especially kidney disease or diabetes), ask your vet.