Their food, in detail.
Record the brand, recipe, food type, portion, and feeding times you choose.
Nutrition & Food TrackingFree + ProPreview
Their favorite routine.
A little more organized.
What they eat. When they eat. The little instruction their sitter should know. Keep food details and feeding history close to the pet they belong to.
Explore a feeding routineExplore with sample data. No account needed.
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FOUR LITTLE WAYS TO CARE
Little details. A lot of love.Interactive example
DRIYU · INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
WHAT MILO EATS
Nutrition
Sample kibble
Chicken & rice recipe
- Portion
- 1 cup
- Frequency
- Twice daily
8:00 AM & 6:00 PM
Owner note: his bowl is beside the patio door.
Fictional routine for this exampleToday’s feeding
0/28:00 AMScheduled
6:00 PMScheduled
FOR THE EVERYDAY BOWL
Instructions that stay close.
Keep feeding notes where the people with profile access can find them.
A record of the routine.
Owners and guardians can log feedings and look back at the history. Viewers can read the feeding plan.
HOW IT FITS INTO THEIR DAY
A familiar routine, even with a different human.
Good notes make a handoff easier. The food, its schedule, and your instructions belong in the same place.
- 01
Add food manually
Enter the brand, recipe, and portion information you already use.
- 02
Keep the routine clear
Set feeding times and add instructions for the people caring for your pet.
- 03
Record a feeding
An owner or guardian can mark a scheduled feeding and review its time in the history.
THE ROUTINE, IN CONTEXT
Why nutrition matters
Many pets carry extra weight. In a 2022 U.S. survey, the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found that most dogs and cats were overweight or had obesity — and many owners did not recognize it in their own pet. Source: Association for Pet Obesity Prevention
Healthy weight is an important part of pet wellness. The American Veterinary Medical Association notes that keeping a pet at a healthy weight lowers the risk of problems like arthritis, diabetes, and breathing difficulty. Source: American Veterinary Medical Association
Good nutrition is individual. The WSAVA Global Nutrition Guidelines emphasize a feeding plan tailored to each pet and reviewed with your veterinary team — not a one-size-fits-all approach. Source: World Small Animal Veterinary Association
Keeping a clear food history helps you have a more informed conversation with your veterinarian about weight, allergies, or a change in diet. Driyu helps you stay organized; your veterinarian guides the decisions.
Food tracking · Free
The food profile, log, notes, routine and basic history form the Free portion. Check availability in your account; this example does not confirm access in every account.
AI Nutrition · Pro Beta
An optional addition for organizing questions and general guidance, when available. It is outside this example. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and does not replace your veterinarian.
Who it helps
- Every pet owner who wants to stay organized
- Pets keeping a healthy weight
- Pets that need to lose or gain weight
- Puppies and kittens with changing feeding needs
- Senior pets
- Pets with allergies or sensitivities
- Pets on a vet-guided diet or food change
- Households where more than one person feeds the pet
How to use it
- Open Driyu and choose your pet
- Go to the Nutrition section
- Add the current food — brand, type, and feeding times
- Add feeding details and portion notes, plus any allergies or sensitivities
- Keep food notes over time to build a feeding history
- Use the AI Nutrition Assistant (Pro Beta) to organize questions, if available
- Bring the history to your veterinarian when discussing weight, allergies, or a diet change
Sources & veterinary guidance
The wellness points above are general information from these veterinary and pet-health organizations — not medical advice about your pet:
Your notes, with a clear purpose.
Food tracking organizes the routine you enter. It does not choose a diet or prescribe portions. The example uses fictional food and amounts; your veterinarian guides diet changes.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
How do I add my pet’s food?
Open your pet’s profile and go to the Nutrition section. Add a food profile with the brand, portion, and feeding times, then log meals as your pet is fed. You can add food notes for anything special, like a prescription diet or a picky eater.
What’s free in Nutrition?
The food profile, food log, notes, routine and basic feeding history form the Free portion. Check availability in your account; this example does not confirm access in every account.
What is AI Nutrition, or Pro Nutrition?
AI Nutrition is an optional Pro Beta addition for organizing nutrition questions and general guidance, when available. Food tracking works separately. The AI option is outside this example.
Is AI Nutrition veterinary advice?
No. AI Nutrition helps you organize questions and general guidance — it does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe, and it does not replace your veterinarian. Always confirm anything important with your vet.
When should I contact my veterinarian?
Contact your veterinarian for any medical concern, food allergy, chronic condition, sudden change in appetite or weight, or before changing your pet’s diet. Driyu helps you keep records to bring to that conversation — it does not replace it.
Who is Nutrition for?
Every pet owner — not only pets with a health problem. It helps pets keeping a healthy weight, pets that need to lose or gain weight, growing puppies and kittens, senior pets, pets with allergies or sensitivities, pets on a vet-guided diet, and households where more than one person feeds the pet.
Can Driyu help my pet lose or gain weight?
Driyu helps you track food and notes and stay organized, which can support a weight conversation with your veterinarian. Driyu does not create a weight-loss or weight-gain plan — your veterinarian designs the plan for your pet, and Driyu helps you keep the details in one place.
What details should I add?
Add the current food brand and type, portion and feeding times, how often your pet eats, treats, any allergies or sensitivities, anything your vet recommended, and your goal (maintain, lose, gain, or switch food). The more you record, the better prepared you are for your next vet visit.
Is this a searchable food catalog?
Enter food details manually. Add a brand, recipe, portion, schedule, and notes; this demo does not imply a food-brand database.
Who can record feedings?
Owners and guardians can manage the feeding plan and log feedings. Viewers have a read-only view of the plan. Try both views in the example.
Is feeding information public?
Food details belong to the private pet experience and the people you give access to. They are not shown to someone simply scanning a tag.
Is this feature available in every account today?
This fictional example shows manual food and feeding details. Check your account to see whether Nutrition is available to you. The separate AI Nutrition option is outside this example.