How to use this calculator
- Enter the cat’s total food allowance for a full day.
- Choose how many meals you want to serve.
- Set the first feeding time using a 24-hour decimal value.
- Use the suggested times and equal portion size as a practical routine.
Turn a cat’s total daily food allowance into a repeatable feeding schedule. Enter the daily amount, number of meals, and first feeding time to see the portion per meal, spacing between meals, and suggested clock times. The result is useful for portion control and household coordination, but the daily allowance itself should come from the food label or your veterinarian.
Portion per meal = daily food amount ÷ meals per day. Meal spacing = 24 ÷ meals per day.
The main result is the equal amount served at each feeding. The schedule spaces meals evenly over a 24-hour cycle beginning at the chosen first time.
This tool schedules an amount you already selected; it does not determine a cat’s nutritional requirement. Confirm food quantity with the label instructions or a veterinarian.
With 240 g per day, 4 meals, and a 7:00 first feeding, each meal is 60 g. Meals are spaced 6 hours apart at 07:00, 13:00, 19:00, and 01:00.
Yes. Use grams for either food type and enter the total daily amount for that specific food plan.
Meals are evenly spaced across a full 24-hour cycle, so a late feeding may appear after midnight.
This calculator makes equal portions. You can adjust individual meals manually as long as their total stays within the daily allowance.
No. It only divides the daily amount you provide. Use label guidance and veterinary advice to choose that amount.
Enter 7.5. For 7:30 PM, enter 19.5 using the 24-hour clock.
| Variable | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Daily amount | Total food served in 24 hours | grams |
| Meals | Number of equal feedings | whole number |
| First time | Clock time of the first meal | 0–23.75 |
| Meal spacing | 24 divided by meal count | hours |