DietPaw - Food Safety Scanner for Dogs & Cats

Is your pet's diet truly safe? Stop guessing and start scanning with DietPaw. Hidden toxins like Xylitol, Grapes, and Onions are frequently found in human foods we share with pets, and even in some pet treats. DietPaw is your intelligent ingredient guardian, helping you identify harmful substances in seconds on ANY website. Whether you are shopping for kibble on Amazon/Chewy, checking a treat's label on PetSmart, or reading a pet nutrition blog, DietPaw analyzes the text on your screen and highlights dangers instantly. 🐶 For Dog Owners: Protect your pup from fatal toxins like Xylitol (Birch Sugar) found in peanut butter, as well as Raisins, Macadamia Nuts, and Chocolate. 🐱 For Cat Owners: Cats have unique sensitivities. DietPaw specifically flags feline hazards like Lilies, Essential Oils, and Onion Powder that might be safe for humans but deadly for cats. ✨ Key Features: Universal Scanner: Works on ALL websites. From e-commerce giants (Amazon, Walmart, Costco) to niche brand sites and blogs. Smart Species Detection: Clearly distinguishes risks with "🐶 DOG Only" and "🐱 CAT Only" badges. Instant Locator: Found a scary ingredient? Click the alert to auto-scroll to its exact position on the page. Vet-Verified Database: Detects 60+ toxic ingredients, artificial preservatives (BHA/BHT), and controversial additives. Privacy Focused: DietPaw runs locally on your browser. We do not collect your personal data or shopping history. Why choose DietPaw? A healthy pet starts with a safe diet. Reading tiny, complex ingredient labels is exhausting and prone to error. DietPaw acts as your digital sous-chef and safety officer, ensuring that what goes into your pet's bowl is free from hidden dangers. Perfect for: Scanning Dog food ingredients and Cat food labels. Checking safety of Puppy treats and Kitten formulas. Identifying foods poisonous to dogs and toxic plants for cats. Avoiding Xylitol poisoning in sugar-free products. Pet parents who shop on Amazon, Chewy, Petco, PetSmart, Pet Valu, and more. Disclaimer: DietPaw is for reference and educational purposes only. It does not constitute veterinary advice. Always verify ingredients on the physical packaging and consult your veterinarian if you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic.