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Feeding tracker apps for multiple dogs, compared

Two dogs, two different diets, and two people who might each assume the other one already fed them. Here is what a handful of small, independent apps do about tracking feeding across more than one dog, and where Our Little Paws fits.

Updated 23 September 2026 · For every plan

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Every dog in the house needs its own feeding logged — not just a shared sense that someone probably fed them.

Has every dog been fed today?

Only if each feeding was logged against the right dog. A single shared tick — the fridge-magnet approach — tells you someone fed the dogs. It doesn’t tell you both of them ate, or which one is still waiting.

What a multi-dog feeding tracker actually needs to get right

  • A separate schedule per dog. Different sizes, different diets, different medicine — one dog’s “done” says nothing about the other.
  • Attribution per dog, per feeding. Not “the dogs were fed” — which dog, by whom, and when.
  • One shared list, not per-dog screens to flip between. The whole point is a carer can see both dogs’ state at a glance.
  • No setup tax. Adding a second dog shouldn’t mean starting the whole schedule over.

Apps built for tracking feeding across more than one pet

  • Pawfolio — feeding schedules and reminders that adapt per pet, plus a shared feeding log for families and multi-pet households (a paid tier feature), calorie tracking and food-stock alerts. Available on the App Store.
  • Pet Feeding Tracker — built for multi-pet households: log a meal instantly against the right pet’s name, with a timestamp. Available on Google Play.
  • Pet Feeding Reminder — feeding and medicine reminders plus daily logs across multiple pets — dogs, cats or otherwise. Available on Android.
  • Pet Feeder — tracks feed, treat and medication per pet on different schedules, and sends every contact on that pet’s list an alert when it’s logged. Available on iOS.
  • DogLog — lets everyone in the house, plus walkers and sitters, log feedings and other activity against a shared “pack” of dogs. Available on iOS and Android.
AppWhat it tracksBuilt forPlatform
Our Little Paws Any care item you define, per pet — feeding, medicine, walks, grooming — each one with who did it and when Two or more pets, never gated behind the paid plan iPhone (App Store)
Pawfolio Per-pet feeding schedules, calorie tracking, food-stock alerts Multi-pet households, shared log on a paid tier iOS
Pet Feeding Tracker Meal logging per pet, with timestamps Multi-pet households, busy owners Android
Pet Feeding Reminder Feeding + medicine reminders, daily logs Multiple pets, any species Android
Pet Feeder Feed / treat / medicate per pet, instant alerts to everyone Families wanting a real-time alert per pet iOS
DogLog Feedings, bathroom breaks, weight, per dog Coordinating with family, walkers, sitters iOS & Android

Platform and feature details as published by each app at the time of writing; check the App Store or Google Play listing for the current version.

Where Our Little Paws differs

The second pet — and every pet after it — is never gated behind the paid plan; unlimited pets is free. The same tick list works whether there’s one dog or several, and the Who did what screen already separates every entry by which pet and which carer, without a “multi-pet mode” to switch on.

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Want the single-dog version of this question? See who fed the dog? shared pet care trackers, compared, or if there’s a puppy in the mix, puppy feeding schedule apps, compared. For the full ranked list, see the best shared pet care apps for families.

Quick answers

Frequently asked

Has every dog been fed today?

Only if each feeding was logged against the right dog — a single shared tick tells you someone fed the dogs, not that both of them ate, or who did it.

Is there an app for tracking feeding across more than one dog?

Yes — Pawfolio, Pet Feeding Tracker, Pet Feeding Reminder and DogLog are all built around several pets, usually with a shared household log so everyone sees the same list. The trade-off is most of them ask each carer to create their own account first.

Does each dog need its own separate schedule?

Usually yes, if they’re on different food, portions or medicine. In Our Little Paws every care item is defined per pet, so two dogs on different diets each get their own list, ticked separately, even though they share one app.

Do carers need their own account to log for the same dogs?

Not in Our Little Paws — carer names live on the phone itself, picked from a list before logging something. A second phone can join by invite and sync the same dogs through Apple’s iCloud, still with no account to create on either side.