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Know the food
Start with defensible product facts such as formulation, nutritional information, life-stage designation, caloric information, and ingredient disclosure.
Digestive Intelligence for Dogs
Poopy is being built to understand food in the context of the dog eating it, combining product information, dog-specific fit, and the history you have actually recorded over time.
Recorded associations can add useful context without establishing that a food or ingredient caused a health outcome.
Generic food scores can describe a formula. Poopy is being designed to add the individual dog, then add what has actually been observed during that dog’s own feeding history.
Start with defensible product facts such as formulation, nutritional information, life-stage designation, caloric information, and ingredient disclosure.
Put the food beside the dog’s profile, including age, weight, life stage, current diet, known owner-recorded sensitivities, and other relevant context.
Then ask the question generic food apps cannot: what did this dog’s recorded stool and Daily Health history look like during comparable feeding periods?
Food Intelligence is being designed to separate different kinds of evidence instead of compressing everything into one opaque score.
What can be said about the product itself, independent of any one dog. Think formulation facts, nutritional information, life-stage designation, ingredient disclosure, and other verifiable product characteristics.
How the product aligns with the individual dog’s saved profile and owner-recorded context. The result is about fit for this dog, not whether the formula is universally “good” or “bad.”
What the dog’s own longitudinal record looked like during relevant feeding periods. This is where stool, Daily Health, episodes, interventions, and outcomes can add context that a product label cannot.
Poopy is being designed to keep shopping behavior separate from health history. Scan and compare as much as you want. A food only becomes part of the dog’s feeding record when you explicitly say the dog is eating it.
When a food has actually been fed and recorded, Poopy can preserve that feeding period beside stool observations, Daily Health, episodes, and outcomes.
Recent stool and Daily Health history available for context.
New formula introduced and feeding history confirmed.
Normal appetite and energy were also recorded on most logged days.
The record can become more useful across repeated feeding periods.
One soft stool after one meal proves very little. A longer record can reveal whether similar patterns appear repeatedly during separate feeding periods, while still preserving uncertainty about the cause.
Foods change. Brands change. Formulas change. Shared ingredients and formulation characteristics can provide another way to organize the history without turning an association into a diagnosis.
Chicken-containing · softer stool period recorded
Chicken-containing · usual range during most logs
Chicken-containing · second softer stool period recorded
Food Intelligence is being designed to help with everyday decisions at the shelf, during a transition, and later when you want to understand the history.
Look up a food by barcode or product search and review the information that matters for your dog.
In developmentCompare products side by side, including how each one fits the dog’s profile and what relevant history is available.
PlannedSave foods you are considering and keep shopping activity separate from foods the dog actually eats.
PlannedMark when a new feeding period begins and keep the transition beside stool and Daily Health observations.
PlannedFuture alerts can make it easier to notice when a currently fed product is affected by a relevant recall.
PlannedSee what food was being fed during a historical digestive episode instead of reconstructing the diet from memory.
Platform directionFood Intelligence can make the existing Vet Report more useful by preserving which product was being fed, when the transition happened, what the digestive record looked like, and what changed afterward.
Poopy is built to connect what your dog eats with the longitudinal history you are already creating, so future food decisions can start with more than a label and more than memory.