Analyze a meal photo
Send a meal photo to Petus to discuss ingredients, estimated portions and how the meal fits your pet’s recorded diet.
Photograph the bowl and Petus reads the meal.
- What's in it: the components it can identify.
- How much: a portion estimate, given as a range.
- Calories, as a band: an honest span, never a falsely precise number. No photo can weigh food, and Petus doesn't pretend otherwise.
- How it fits the day: measured against your pet's computed daily target.
If something in the bowl shouldn't be there for this species, safety takes over: you hear about that first, and the calorie estimate waits. See Food safety & toxin checks.
Logging is one sentence more: "that was her dinner" files the meal to the day's intake, where it counts toward the daily picture alongside treats, water, and appetite notes.
Shoot from directly above with the whole bowl in frame, before the eating starts. Half-eaten bowls read as half-sized meals.