Cat Feeding Schedule & Reminder App
Create organized feeding routines, meal reminders and daily care schedules for your cat with Pets Club. Consistent feeding is one of the simplest things you can do for your cat's long-term health — and Pets Club makes it effortless.
Why Feeding Routines Matter
Consistent Meal Times
Cats are creatures of habit. Fixed meal times help regulate digestion, maintain a healthy weight, and reduce demanding behaviour. Once the routine is set, your cat will remind you — Pets Club reminds you first.
Better Routine Management
Push notifications fire right at meal time — whether you're at work, travelling, or just distracted. Your cat's schedule runs on time without you having to remember a thing.
Helpful for Kittens
Young kittens need 3–4 meals a day to support rapid growth and stable blood sugar. Tracking each feeding helps you gradually transition to an adult schedule and spot early changes in appetite.
Easier Multi-Pet Organisation
Multiple cats, different dietary needs, different meal times — each pet has their own profile with separate schedules and portions. No more confusion about who got fed and when.
Common Cat Feeding Schedules
Feeding frequency typically changes as your cat grows. Portions depend on weight, activity level, and health status — always consult your veterinarian for recommendations specific to your cat.
Kittens (under 6 months)
3–4 meals per daySmall, frequent meals fuel rapid growth and keep energy levels stable. As your kitten develops, your vet will guide you toward reducing to two meals a day — usually around the 6-month mark.
Tip: Log every feeding in Pets Club as you transition — the history helps your vet track development.
Adult cats (6 months – 10 years)
2 meals per dayMorning and evening meals work well for the vast majority of adult cats. Many cats do fine with free feeding too, but scheduled meals make it much easier to notice changes in appetite — often the first sign something is off.
Tip: Set two daily Pets Club reminders and never think about meal time again.
Senior cats (10+ years)
2–3 smaller mealsOlder cats can benefit from smaller, more frequent meals to ease digestion and maintain a healthy weight. Seniors are more prone to subtle health changes — regular weigh-ins and feeding logs in Pets Club make those easier to catch.
Tip: Share your cat's weight chart with your vet at check-ups — trends matter more than single readings.
Always consult your veterinarian for feeding recommendations specific to your cat.
How Pets Club Helps
Feeding Reminders
Set recurring meal reminders at exact times — once, twice, or three times daily. Pets Club fires a push notification right on schedule.
Daily Schedules
Build a complete daily care routine: meals, medications, vet appointments, grooming. Everything your cat needs, organised in one place.
Weight Tracking
Log weight regularly and view trend charts over time. Weight changes in cats are often the earliest signal of a health issue worth investigating.
Vaccine Reminders
Track vaccines and boosters alongside feeding. You'll never miss a FVRCP booster or rabies renewal again.
Pet Health Records
Store vet visit notes, diagnoses, medications, and treatments in a searchable health timeline — always ready for the next appointment.
Multiple Pets
Each cat (and any other pet) has their own independent profile. Switch between them instantly — one account covers everyone.
Notes and Reminders
Add freeform notes to any health record or feeding log. Set one-off reminders for anything that doesn't fit a standard category.
Family Sharing
Share access with a partner or family member. Everyone uses the same schedules and records — no duplicate entries, no missed feeds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should cats eat?
Most adult cats do well with two meals per day — one in the morning and one in the evening. Some owners choose free feeding (leaving dry food available at all times), but scheduled meals make it easier to monitor appetite and catch early signs of illness. Your veterinarian is the best source of advice for your specific cat.
How many times per day should kittens eat?
Kittens under 6 months typically need 3–4 small meals per day to support rapid growth and keep blood sugar stable. As they mature, most vets recommend transitioning to two meals a day around the 6-month mark. Always follow your vet's guidance on timing and portion size.
Can I set feeding reminders in Pets Club?
Yes. In Pets Club, open your cat's profile, go to the Feeding section, and set the meal time and portion details. You can configure daily recurring reminders and receive a push notification right at meal time. Setting it up takes under a minute.
Can Pets Club help manage multiple pets?
Yes. Each pet has their own completely independent profile with separate feeding schedules, health records, and reminders. You can manage different meal times and portions for each cat — or any other pet — from one account. Notifications are clearly labelled so you always know which pet needs attention.
Does Pets Club calculate food portions?
Pets Club helps you organise feeding schedules and reminders, but feeding amounts should always follow your veterinarian's recommendations. Your vet will advise on the right portion based on your cat's weight, age, activity level, and health status. Pets Club is the tool that keeps those recommendations on track every day.
Create a Better Feeding Routine for Your Cat
Use Pets Club to manage feeding schedules, reminders, health records and daily pet care in one place.