Serve the meal
Whoever feeds the pet taps once — on the iPhone, the widget or the Apple Watch.
Every pet household knows the scene: one person fed the dog, another did not know, and the dog is very convincing about having had nothing all day. A feeding tracker shared by the whole household ends the guesswork.
Feeding is the most repeated task in pet care, and usually the most shared. Mornings are rushed, schedules differ, and a quick “I think she ate?” is not a reliable record. Over weeks, extra portions add up, and a missed meal leaves everyone uneasy.
The fix is simple: log the meal at the moment you serve it, somewhere everybody can check.
Agree on who usually feeds at each time of day, but let anyone log it. Keep portions consistent with what your vet or the food packaging recommends, and note changes of food in the pet’s record so everyone knows. MyArk does not tell you how much to feed — it makes sure everyone knows what has already been given.
Whoever feeds the pet taps once — on the iPhone, the widget or the Apple Watch.
The meal appears in the shared journal for the whole household.
Logged meals update the estimated food stock.
Yes. The home-screen widget shows today’s status and lets you log directly, and the Apple Watch app lets you check off a meal from your wrist.
No. Portions depend on your pet, its food and your vet’s advice. MyArk records what was given and by whom.
Each logged meal lowers the stock of the current bag, which helps you anticipate when it is time to buy the next one.
One logbook for everyone who looks after your pets.
Widget and Apple WatchToday’s care at a glance, logged in a tap.
Multi-pet householdsDogs, cats, rabbits, birds, tortoises, horses and more.