Updates for Pawprint Kitchen features, improvements, and bug fixes.
Adding a pet is more reliable when a background data refresh has a temporary connection problem.
The add pet page now stays usable when another saved-data section has trouble refreshing in the background.
Ingredient search now includes a broader USDA generic food catalog and better coconut options for homemade dog-food recipes.
Search now includes thousands of additional generic USDA foods, including more meats, organs, grains, vegetables, fruits, oils, and fish.
Coconut oil, raw coconut meat, unsweetened shredded coconut, and coconut flour are easier to find with dog-food-friendly names.
Recipe nutrition guidance now better matches how you plan to use each recipe, with tighter privacy controls and cleaner logged-in page layouts.
Mark recipes as a meal, topper, treat, short-term bland food, or not sure yet so saved recipes carry clearer feeding context.
Treats, toppers, and short-term foods now show calories, portions, and safe-use guidance without presenting them as complete meals.
Analytics tracking now stays off unless you grant analytics consent, and cookie and privacy settings explain PostHog data use more clearly.
Google sign-in now has more reliable account handoff when starting authentication.
Settings and sign-out actions now stay reachable from the account menu on shorter screens.
Pets, ingredients, recipes, meal plans, guides, release notes, admin pages, and cookie controls now have cleaner spacing, wrapping, and mobile touch targets.
Pet profiles, recipe saving, and meal planning now handle more real-world details with clearer feedback.
Add notes about a pet, such as routines, preferences, allergies, reminders, or anything else you want to keep with their profile.
Pet birthdays now appear in the meal planning calendar and in a same-day birthday notice when they apply.
Imported recipes now explain which ingredient lines still need to be resolved or skipped before saving.
Meal plans now handle date matching more consistently and show clearer messages when a plan already exists for the selected pet and date.
This release makes saved recipes, meal plans, nutrition guidance, and account data refreshes more dependable.
Create larger meal plan batches more efficiently with safer validation before plans are saved.
Nutrition analysis now does a better job calling out higher-priority issues, especially severe nutrient excesses.
The calculator-to-saved-recipe path is smoother and recovers better from reloads or account state changes.
Meal planning now prevents accidental duplicate plans for the same pet and date.
The app now refreshes data and account access more reliably after reloads, plan changes, and protected page visits.
Ingredient selection is easier to recover from, and nutrition analysis has broader standards support.
Nutrition analysis now supports FEDIAF standards alongside the existing nutrition target workflow.
Ingredient search and autocomplete now handle errors and edge cases with clearer feedback.
Fixed frontend build issues and refreshed small visual details, including the favicon.
The public calculator, sign-in redirects, and homemade dog food guidance received several usability improvements.
The homemade dog food calculator is clearer to use and handles measurement conversions more accurately.
Added a new guide covering common homemade dog food mistakes and how to avoid them.
Fixed redirect and Google sign-in callback behavior so users land in the expected place after authentication.
Recipe creation was redesigned around a step-by-step builder with better imported ingredient review.
Build recipes through a more guided flow with starter templates, nutrition tabs, and clearer ingredient steps.
Imported recipe ingredients can now be reviewed, matched, corrected, or skipped before the recipe is saved.
Ingredient matching now uses stronger food identity ranking, curated dog-food staples, organ meat categories, and USDA generic catalog data.
Recipes with unresolved imported ingredients are now stopped before saving so incomplete nutrition data is easier to catch.
The first production-ready version brought together recipe building, pet profiles, meal planning, nutrition review, and account management.
Create pets, manage ingredients, build recipes, review nutrition, plan meals, and generate shopping lists in one place.
Added sign-up, login, email verification, password reset, protected routes, and subscription-aware access.
Added the homepage, calculator, homemade dog food guides, ingredient pages, nutrition pages, and related public resources.
Added AAFCO-based recipe analysis, unit preferences, calculation fixes, and better nutrition result handling.