CatFoodLabCats eating the same food
Explore other products recorded for cats eating the same food as yours.
This does not imply they were fed together or constitute a personalized recommendation.
Records for cats. Clarity for caregivers.
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data.
From today's meal
to the small changes worth noticing.
Notice patterns in everyday records.
Find context for care in one place.
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Food explorer · live screen
Daily care · sample dataINSIDE CATLAB
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Record, explore, understand.
Connected cat care in one place.
English interface screenshots.
Care, meal-analysis and feed screens contain sample data.
01 / DAILY MEAL RECORDS
"My cat ate today"
is not the same as
"My cat is gradually eating less."
Individual days can look similar. Side-by-side records can tell a different story. Log what your cat ate and how much, then review the pattern.
Beyond a vague memory:
records you can discuss at the next vet visit.
02 / FOOD INFORMATION & PHOSPHORUS ESTIMATES
Labeled and estimated phosphorus.
See the difference, too.
Even on the same energy basis, a label-derived value can differ from an algorithmic estimate. CatFoodLab shows them separately and explains which value the app uses.
An estimate is not a laboratory measurement or safety certification. Discuss therapeutic diet choices with your vet.
Explore food information →Example: Royal Canin Cat Aging 15+, public data as of 10 Sep 2026, in mg/1000kcal. The estimate does not establish this product's actual phosphorus content or prove a risk.
03 / CARE IN CONTEXT
Beyond familiar numbers,
find the questions worth asking.
Review lab values, meals and medication records together. Disease guides offer a starting point for learning more and preparing questions for your vet.
Not simply more records.
Understand why a record matters.
Three ways to connect care
01
Bring records together
Review meals, tests and medication history.
02
Understand the context
Explore condition-specific care guides.
03
Prepare for the next visit
Share changes and questions with your vet.
Relevant tests and their frequency depend on your cat's condition.
LEARNING FROM SHARED RECORDS
Bring experiences together.
Find new questions.
Which supplements and medicines do other caregivers record?
Shared records provide context for understanding choices.
Frequent use does not prove effectiveness or safety.
We distinguish individual experiences from established evidence.
FEED / SHARED RECORDS
From your cat's records
to other caregivers' experiences.
Real feed UI with sample data, not actual members' health records.
Explore shared diets
Find shared diets using filters such as CKD or HCM.
Available records depend on sharing and access settings.
Today's intake and recent averages
Read today's intake alongside recent averages for context.
Intake rankings are not health rankings or recommended feeding amounts.
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Time to understand your cat
CKD BIBLE / LIVE SCREEN
Kidney disease bible
From diagnosis to everyday care.
From questions on diagnosis day to understanding numbers, feeding and home care. Find the topic you need in the contents.
Read the kidney disease bible ↗Discuss diagnosis and treatment with your vet.
HCM BIBLE / LIVE SCREEN
HCM bible
From the first heart murmur.
Explore heart test results, staging, medicines and breathing-rate observation at home, one topic at a time.
Read the HCM bible ↗Discuss diagnosis and treatment with your vet.
CATLAB COLUMNS
Cat health, read in numbers
SUPPLEMENTS
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Sodium rising despite daily sub-Q fluids? 200 ml of Ringer's carries 600 mg of sodium an…
Read →CLINICALChronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in Cats — From Diagnosis to Diet
When should a cat with kidney disease switch to a renal diet? Protein, phosphorus and ca…
Read →CLINICALDoes Kremezin actually lower creatinine?
Explore how intestinal toxin precursor adsorption differs from changes in blood creatini…
Read →CLINICALPorus One vs Kremezin: Choosing the Right Uremic Toxin Adsorbent
Porus One and Kremezin are the same kind of gut adsorbent: how they differ, the feline s…
Read →CLINICALSubcutaneous fluids, safely at home — volume, rate, pulmonary edema
Giving subcutaneous fluids to a cat with CKD at home: 10–20 ml/kg per dose, rate, side e…
Read →CLINICALAcute kidney injury vs chronic kidney disease — what differs
Compare AKI and CKD in cats: sudden versus lasting kidney problems, acute-on-chronic epi…
Read →CLINICALBlood pressure drugs — amlodipine and telmisartan, who does what
Amlodipine vs telmisartan (Semintra) in cats with CKD: amlodipine from 0.625 mg for BP ≥…
Read →CLINICALWhen another disease comes too — thyroid, heart, pancreas, diabetes, IBD
When CKD meets hyperthyroidism, HCM, pancreatitis, diabetes or IBD: masked CKD in 15–50%…
Read →LOVE, WITH DATA.
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