Has the puppy been fed today?
If someone logged it, yes — and you can see who did it and when. A puppy’s feeding window is short and repeats several times a day, which is exactly the number of chances for two people in the house to each assume the other one already fed her.
What a puppy feeding schedule app actually needs to get right
- A schedule that changes as the puppy grows. Three to four meals a day under twelve weeks, tapering to two or three by six months — a fixed daily reminder stops matching reality within a month.
- Attribution, not just a log. A tick tells you a meal happened. It doesn’t tell you who fed her, which is the actual question in a multi-carer house.
- Portion tracking is a bonus, not the point. Some apps chase calories and weight curves; the daily problem is simpler — has anyone fed her yet today.
- No setup tax. Logging a feed has to be faster than asking whether it happened.
Apps built specifically for a puppy’s feeding schedule
- Pup to Date — Puppy Schedule — tracks when your puppy was last fed and sets recurring reminders around it; works on iPhone and Apple Watch, and is shareable. Available on the App Store and Google Play.
- PupSchedule (pupschedule.com) — generates a full puppy schedule (feeding, potty, sleep, vaccines, worming) automatically from her birth date. Free, browser-based — there is no app to install.
- Pawsly — logs feeding times, portion sizes and food type alongside weight changes, for a growing puppy or an older pet’s diet. Available on Google Play.
- Dog Assistant (dogassistant.io) — tracks food and potty breaks, built with households that share puppy responsibilities specifically in mind.
| App | What it tracks | Built for | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Our Little Paws | Any care item you define — feeding, medicine, walks, grooming — each one with who did it and when | One phone, or synced with a carer via iCloud | iPhone (App Store) |
| Pup to Date | Feeding times, recurring reminders | Puppy owners wanting reminders | iOS & Android |
| PupSchedule | Auto-generated schedule from birth date (feeding, potty, sleep, vaccines) | New puppy owners, no app needed | Web (browser only) |
| Pawsly | Feeding times, portion sizes, food type, weight | Tracking a growing puppy’s diet | Android |
| DogLog | Feedings, bathroom breaks, weight, custom tasks | Coordinating with family, walkers, sitters | iOS & Android |
| Dog Assistant | Food and potty breaks | Households sharing puppy duties | — |
Where Our Little Paws differs
It doesn’t calculate a puppy’s feeding schedule for you the way PupSchedule does — you set how often, by age or by habit, and change it as she grows. What it adds instead is attribution: every feeding is tied to a name and a time, the same as every other kind of care the app tracks, so “did anyone feed her yet” never needs asking out loud. Trade-off worth stating plainly: it is a native iPhone app, on the App Store only — not on Android or the web, unlike PupSchedule and several of the apps above.
Next: see the ranked list in the best shared pet care apps for families, or who fed the dog? shared pet care trackers, compared. If there’s more than one dog in the house, see feeding tracker apps for multiple dogs, compared.