Free printable dog feeding chart
Print this free dog feeding chart, put it on the fridge and tick each meal as soon as the dog has eaten. Whoever feeds the dog writes their name and the time, so everyone can see at a glance whether breakfast or dinner is done, and nobody feeds the dog twice.
Or skip the paper
A chart on the fridge can’t tell you whether the dog has been fed while you’re out, and it can’t remind anyone. Wolfed can, on everyone’s phone: tap Mark fed and the whole household sees it. It’s free, works on Android and iPhone, and there’s no account to set up.
The chart
What’s on the chart
- Your dog’s name and the week the chart is for.
- The food, and how much goes in each meal, so whoever feeds the dog gives the same amount.
- A row for each day, Monday to Sunday, with breakfast and dinner columns: who fed the dog, when, and a box to tick.
- The time of each meal, filled in once at the top.
- A column for treats and notes.
- Your vet’s name and phone number.
How to use it
- Look at the chart before you feed. If the box is ticked, the dog has already eaten.
- Straight after feeding, tick the box and write your name and the time.
- Put the chart where everyone passes, like the fridge, and start a new one each week.
Not sure how many meals your dog needs? Our dog feeding schedule sets out what vets and welfare charities recommend for puppies, adults and older dogs. For other ways households keep track, see how to stop double feeding your dog.
What the app does that paper can’t
Wolfed keeps the same record as the chart, on every phone in the house:
- Check whether the dog has been fed from anywhere, not just the kitchen.
- When a meal is due and nobody has marked it fed, everyone gets a reminder.
- Once someone taps Mark fed, that meal’s reminder never goes out, so nobody gets nagged.
- Every meal shows who fed the dog, without anyone writing it down.
- A leaderboard shows who has been doing the feeding.
- Android phones and iPhones share one schedule.