Nutrition & Food Tracking
Nutrition & Food Tracking helps you keep track of what your pet eats, how much, and important food notes over time. Driyu helps you stay organized and bring better information to your veterinarian — it does not diagnose, treat, or replace your vet.
How do I add my pet’s food?
Open Driyu, choose your pet, and go to the Nutrition section. Add a food profile with the brand and type, set the feeding times and routine, and add portion notes. Log meals as your pet is fed, and keep food notes for anything special.
How does Nutrition & Food Tracking work?
You build a food profile and feeding routine for each pet, then log meals over time so a feeding history builds up. Owners and guardians can edit the plan; sitters and viewers can see the feeding instructions so your pet is fed the way you intend.
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.
How can Nutrition help with healthy weight?
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. Tracking food and notes helps you stay aware and prepare for a weight conversation with your veterinarian, who decides any weight plan.
Source: American Veterinary Medical Association — Your pet’s healthy weight
What is free, and what is Pro / AI?
The food profile, food log, food notes, feeding routine, and basic feeding history are free for every pet. The AI Nutrition Assistant is a Pro Beta add-on that helps you organize nutrition questions and general guidance from the food information you have logged.
How does AI Nutrition work, and is it veterinary advice?
No, it is not veterinary advice. The AI Nutrition Assistant (Pro Beta) uses the food details you have logged to help you organize questions and general guidance to discuss with your vet. It does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe, and it does not replace your veterinarian.
What details should I add?
Helpful details include: the current food brand and type (dry, wet, fresh, raw); portion amount and how many meals per day; treat frequency; any allergies or sensitivities; anything your vet recommended; recent weight gain or loss; and your goal — maintain, lose weight, gain weight, transition food, or simply keep a clear history.
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 a weight-loss plan, weight-gain plan, or major diet change. Good nutrition is individual — the WSAVA Global Nutrition Guidelines emphasize a feeding plan tailored to each pet and reviewed with your veterinary team. Driyu helps you keep the records to bring to that conversation.
Source: World Small Animal Veterinary Association — WSAVA Global Nutrition Guidelines
Sources & veterinary guidance
The wellness points in this article are general information from these veterinary and pet-health organizations — not medical advice about your pet: