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Pets & livestock calculators

Calculators for animals you feed, breed or worry about: due dates for mares, cows and does with the checkpoints counted back from them, daily food for cats and raw-fed dogs, and whether the chocolate the dog just ate is a problem. Formulas come from veterinary references and are cited on each page. For anything urgent, the page says who to call.

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Gestation

Feeding

Safety

Questions about these calculators

How accurate are the gestation dates?

The due date is the breed average from the breeding date; the page also shows the normal range, which is what to plan around. Enter the animal’s own previous gestation length if you know it.

Should I follow the feeding amounts exactly?

Treat them as a starting point. Every page explains how to adjust from body condition after two weeks, which matters more than the first number.

Is the chocolate calculator a substitute for calling a vet?

No. It tells you how serious the dose is likely to be so you can decide how fast to act. For anything above the mild band, call a vet or a poison line immediately.