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Pets Calculators

Plan for your animals with simple, honest estimates. Predict how big a puppy will grow, work out how many gallons a fish tank really holds and see how much feed a backyard flock gets through in a month. Each calculator shows its formula and says how far to trust the answer.

Puppy Weight Calculator
Estimate your puppy's adult weight
Aquarium Volume Calculator
Gallons, litres and water weight for any tank shape
Chicken Feed Calculator
Feed per day, bags and cost for your flock

Which calculator do I need?

CalculatorQuestion it answersWhat you enterWhat you get
Puppy weightHow big will my puppy get?Age, current weight and breed sizeAn adult weight estimate with a range
Aquarium volumeHow many gallons does my tank hold?Tank shape and measurementsGallons, litres and water weight
Chicken feedHow much feed does my flock need?Number of birds, bag size and pricePounds per day, bags and cost

How to read these estimates

Animals are not as predictable as gravel or invoices. A puppy's adult size depends mostly on its parents, a hen eats more in January than in July, and a tank full of rock holds less water than its label says. Each of these calculators gives you a sensible starting number and tells you where it came from, so you can plan a crate, a feed order or a water change. They are not a substitute for a vet's advice about an individual animal.

Where the numbers come from

The aquarium calculator is plain geometry: volume from the shape and size, converted at 231 cubic inches to the US gallon. The chicken feed calculator starts from the university extension figure of about a quarter of a pound of feed per laying hen per day and lets you change it. The puppy calculator uses well-known rules of thumb, such as a medium breed reaching about half its adult weight at four months, and says plainly that they are rules of thumb. Every page shows its formula and a worked example.

Tips for better results

More pet calculators are planned

We add tools based on what people ask for. If there is a pet or small-farm sum you do often, tell us on the contact page.