Client Portal Nutrition Draft

These tools are retained for development, troubleshooting and manual re-processing. Normal workflow should use Nutrition Review Centre → Accept Reviewed Nutrition + Run Analysis.

AI Nutrition Consultation Capture

AI Diet Interpretation Review

AI Interpret Diet Structure

Extract Diet Items from Narrative

The detailed AAFCO/FEDIAF table remains in the calculation section below until the next refactor separates it into its own partial view.

Nutrition Calculation Summary

Total Energy	1995.00 kcal/day
Total Protein	177.50 g/day
Total Fat	86.00 g/day
Total Carbohydrate	107.50 g/day
Total Fibre	9.00 g/day
Total Calcium	156.00 mg/day
Total Phosphorus	1160.00 mg/day
Ca:P Ratio	0.134
Total Magnesium	115.00 mg/day
Total Sodium	1370.00 mg/day
Total Potassium	1750.00 mg/day
Total Iron	26.32 mg/day
Total Copper	4.90 mg/day
Total Zinc	27.00 mg/day
Total Selenium	112.50 µg/day
Total Vitamin A	0.00 IU/day
Total Vitamin D	0.00 IU/day
Total Vitamin E	0.00 mg/day

Universal Reactive Interpretation with Species/Breed Context

Reactive food markers are considered across all species. Species and breed modify clinical priority only; they do not exclude possible reactivity.

No universal reactive interpretation yet.

Reactive Group Summary

Reactive Group	Item Count	Total g/day	Burden Level
purine	2	550.00	High
animal_protein	1	500.00	High
beef	1	50.00	Low
copper_rich	1	50.00	Low
organ_meat	1	50.00	Low
vitamin_a_rich	1	50.00	Low

Food Calculation Lines

Food	Matched Key	Status	g/day	kcal	Protein g	Fat g	Carb g	Calcium mg	Phosphorus mg	Reactive Groups
Inner wolf beef	beef_raw	Matched	500.00	1250.00	130.00	75.00	0.00	90.00	900.00	animal_protein;purine
Quinoa cooked daily	usda_386410	Matched	150.00	540.00	15.00	6.00	105.00	60.00	0.00
Omega 3 oil NAS		Not matched	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Treat: Liver treat daily	treat_liver_treat	Matched	50.00	205.00	32.50	5.00	2.50	6.00	260.00	beef|organ_meat|purine|vitamin_a_rich|copper_rich

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Diet Builder Dashboard

Current Diet Composition

Source	Item	g/day	kcal/day	Protein g	Fat g	Carb g	Ca mg	P mg	Status	Reactive Groups / Safety
Food	Inner wolf beef	500.00	1250.00	130.00	75.00	0.00	90.00	900.00	Matched	animal_protein;purine
Food	Quinoa cooked daily	150.00	540.00	15.00	6.00	105.00	60.00	0.00	Matched
Food	Omega 3 oil NAS	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	Not matched
Food	Treat: Liver treat daily	50.00	205.00	32.50	5.00	2.50	6.00	260.00	Matched	beef|organ_meat|purine|vitamin_a_rich|copper_rich
TOTAL DAILY INTAKE		700.00	1995.00	177.50	86.00	107.50	156.00	1160.00

Contribution by Source

Source	Items	g/day	kcal/day	Protein g	Fat g	Carb g	Ca mg	P mg
Food	4	700.00	1995.00	177.50	86.00	107.50	156.00	1160.00

Quick Clinical Flags

• Ca:P ratio: 0.134
• Total calculated kcal: 1995.00 kcal/day
• Matched items: 3 / 4

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Nutrition Source Documents

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Created	Title	Source Type	Status	Confidence
14/06/2026 01:03	Client Portal Diet / Treat / Supplement Submission	Client Portal	Client submitted - awaiting clinician review	0.50	View

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Structured Diet Entries

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Commercial Diet Entries

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Food Entries

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Food	Owner Amount	Owner Unit	Calculated g	Confidence	Frequency	Meal	Category	Source Text
Inner wolf beef	500.00	g			daily		Client submitted / unverified	Inner wolf beef 500g
Quinoa cooked daily	150.00	gram			daily		Client submitted / unverified	Quinoa cooked 150gram daily
Omega 3 oil NAS					daily		Client submitted / unverified	Omega 3 oil NAS

Supplement Entries

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Supplement	Dose	Frequency	Source	Safety Status	Warnings
Multiviatmain - daily	2.00 tab	daily	Client Portal	Needs Verification	Client-submitted supplement. Verify label, dose, ingredients, physical product and RAC sample before accepting.

Supplement Ingredient Dose Preview

Supplement	Ingredient	Label Amount / Unit	Daily Intake	mg/kg/day	Reference Unit	Reference Status	Safety Limits	Dose Alert
Multiviatmain - daily	Supplement database item not found.

Treat Entries

Treat	Owner Amount	Owner Unit	Calculated g	Frequency	Category	Source Text
Liver treat daily	50.00	grams		daily	Client submitted / unverified	Liver treat 50 grams daily

Feeding Quantity Analysis

Current food entered	700.00 g/day
Current energy supplied	1995.00 kcal/day
Estimated energy requirement	898.45 kcal/day
Current energy supplied	222.0 % of calculated requirement
Diet energy density	285.00 kcal/100g
Estimated grams/day needed	315 g/day
Status	Above calculated requirement

AAFCO / FEDIAF Adequacy + Oversupply Screen

Nutrient	Actual Intake	Requirement	% Met	Status
Energy	1995.00 kcal/day	898.45 kcal/day	222.0%	High / Review
Protein	177.50 g/day	42.56 g/day	417.1%	Very High
Fat	86.00 g/day	12.29 g/day	699.8%	Dangerously High
Calcium	156.00 mg/day	1229.46 mg/day	12.7%	Severe Deficiency
Phosphorus	1160.00 mg/day	945.74 mg/day	122.7%	Adequate
Magnesium	115.00 mg/day	141.86 mg/day	81.1%	Deficient
Potassium	1750.00 mg/day	1229.46 mg/day	142.3%	Adequate
Sodium	1370.00 mg/day	236.44 mg/day	579.4%	Dangerously High
Iron	26.32 mg/day	14.19 mg/day	185.5%	High / Review
Copper	4.90 mg/day	1.70 mg/day	288.2%	Very High
Zinc	27.00 mg/day	18.91 mg/day	142.8%	Adequate
Selenium	112.50 µg/day	47.29 µg/day	237.9%	High / Review
Vitamin A	Unknown	1182.18 IU/day	-	Missing Data
Vitamin D	Unknown	122.95 IU/day	-	Missing Data
Vitamin E	Unknown	9.46 mg/day	-	Missing Data
Ca:P Ratio	0.134	1.0 - 2.0	-	Low Ca:P

Missing Nutrient Investigation

Nutrient	Status	Why this is limited	Missing source item(s)	Action required
Vitamin A	Missing Data	No usable value is currently available from the matched daily diet lines.	Treat: Liver treat daily	Obtain manufacturer nutrient analysis or update the local food/commercial diet database for Vitamin A.
Vitamin D	Missing Data	No usable value is currently available from the matched daily diet lines.	Treat: Liver treat daily	Obtain manufacturer nutrient analysis or update the local food/commercial diet database for Vitamin D.
Vitamin E	Missing Data	No usable value is currently available from the matched daily diet lines.	Treat: Liver treat daily	Obtain manufacturer nutrient analysis or update the local food/commercial diet database for Vitamin E.

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Nutrient Safety / Toxicity Screen V1

Nutrient	Intake / day	Intake / 1000 kcal ME	Safe Upper	% Safe Upper	Toxic Threshold	Status	Clinical Traffic Light	Reference Type	Authority / Evidence	Clinical Interpretation
Calcium	156.00	78.20 mg/1000 kcal ME	6250.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	1.3 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	AAFCO/FEDIAF maximum reference Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: AAFCO/FEDIAF	Calcium maximum screen. Not an acute toxic threshold. Interpret with Ca:P ratio, life stage and renal status.
Phosphorus	1160.00	581.45 mg/1000 kcal ME	4000.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	14.5 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	FEDIAF 2024 / AAFCO Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: FEDIAF/AAFCO	Adult dog phosphorus nutritional maximum 4.00 g/1000 kcal ME. Interpret with calcium, Ca:P ratio and renal status.
Magnesium	115.00	57.64 mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	n/a	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending toxicology data	Not Yet Seeded	No published adult maintenance maximum seeded	AAFCO/FEDIAF Evidence: Pending verification | Confidence: Pending	No magnesium maximum seeded. Review renal disease and total mineral burden.
Potassium	1750.00	877.19 mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	n/a	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending toxicology data	Not Yet Seeded	No published adult maintenance maximum seeded	AAFCO/FEDIAF Evidence: Pending verification | Confidence: Pending	No potassium maximum seeded. Interpret with renal/adrenal status and serum electrolytes.
Sodium	1370.00	686.72 mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	n/a	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Pending toxicology data	Not Yet Seeded	No published adult maintenance maximum seeded	AAFCO/FEDIAF Evidence: Pending verification | Confidence: Pending	No sodium safe-upper/toxic threshold seeded. Review cardiac, renal and hypertensive patients carefully.
Iron	26.32	13.19 mg/1000 kcal ME	22.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	60.0 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Monitor	Legal maximum / safe-upper caution	FEDIAF 2024 legal maximum Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: FEDIAF	Iron maximum 22 mg/1000 kcal ME. This is not an acute iron poisoning threshold.
Copper	4.90	2.46 mg/1000 kcal ME	2.7500 mg/1000 kcal ME	89.5 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Approaching Maximum	Legal maximum / safe-upper caution	FEDIAF 2024 legal maximum Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: FEDIAF	Copper maximum 2.75 mg/1000 kcal ME. Review breed risk, liver disease and copper source/bioavailability.
Zinc	27.00	13.53 mg/1000 kcal ME	250.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	5.4 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	AAFCO maximum reference Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: AAFCO/FEDIAF	Zinc maximum screen. Not an acute zinc poisoning threshold.
Selenium	112.50	56.39 ug/1000 kcal ME	500.0000 ug/1000 kcal ME	11.3 %	Pending ug/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	AAFCO/FEDIAF maximum reference Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: AAFCO/FEDIAF	Selenium maximum screen. Not an acute selenosis threshold.
Vitamin A	0.00	0 IU/1000 kcal ME	62500.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	0 %	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	AAFCO maximum reference Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: AAFCO	Vitamin A maximum screen. Not an acute toxic threshold. Chronic excess requires clinical interpretation.
Vitamin D	0.00	0 IU/1000 kcal ME	800.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	0 %	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Nutritional maximum / safe-upper caution	FEDIAF 2024 nutritional maximum Evidence: Verified guideline maximum | Confidence: FEDIAF	Vitamin D nutritional maximum 800 IU/1000 kcal ME. True poisoning thresholds remain separate acute toxicology rows.
Vitamin E	0.00	0 IU/1000 kcal ME	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	n/a	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	Pending toxicology data	Not Yet Seeded	No maximum stated in table	FEDIAF 2024 Evidence: Verified no maximum stated | Confidence: FEDIAF	FEDIAF dog adult table does not state a maximum for Vitamin E. Interpret against PUFA intake and supplement dose.
Iron Acute Elemental	0	n/a	20.0000 mg/kg	0 %	60.0000 mg/kg	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Acute toxicology threshold	Merck Veterinary Manual / veterinary toxicology summaries Evidence: Veterinary toxicology reference | Confidence: Merck / veterinary toxicology	Acute elemental iron exposure screen. Clinical concern begins around 20 mg/kg; Merck notes >50 mg/kg generally warrants decontamination; >60 mg/kg is commonly treated as serious/systemic toxicity risk. This is an acute ingestion screen, not a complete-diet nutritional maximum.
Zinc Acute Elemental	0	n/a	Pending mg/kg	n/a	Pending mg/kg	Pending toxicology data	Not Yet Seeded	Acute toxicology threshold pending	Merck Veterinary Manual Evidence: Toxic dose not yet numerically seeded | Confidence: Merck	Zinc toxicosis is clinically important, but a clean authoritative dog elemental-zinc mg/kg toxic threshold has not yet been seeded. Use the nutritional maximum row for diet screening and this row as a placeholder for future acute-ingestion toxicology.
Copper Chronic Hepatic Risk	4.90	2.46 mg/1000 kcal ME	2.7500 mg/1000 kcal ME	89.5 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Approaching Maximum	Chronic hepatic accumulation risk screen	FEDIAF maximum / MSD-Merck copper toxicosis context Evidence: Guideline maximum plus disease-context warning | Confidence: FEDIAF / MSD-Merck	Copper toxicosis in dogs is mainly a chronic hepatic accumulation syndrome rather than a simple acute diet threshold. Use this row to flag copper above dietary maximum, especially in breed-risk or liver-disease patients.
Selenium Chronic Selenosis Risk	112.50	56.39 ug/1000 kcal ME	500.0000 ug/1000 kcal ME	11.3 %	Pending ug/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Chronic selenium excess screen	FEDIAF/AAFCO maximum / MSD-Merck selenium tolerance context Evidence: Guideline maximum plus tolerance context | Confidence: FEDIAF/AAFCO / MSD-Merck	Selenium excess is mainly a chronic dietary/supplement risk. FEDIAF/AAFCO maximum is used for diet screening; MSD/Merck notes maximum tolerable selenium in feed for dogs/cats/fish as 2 mcg/g. True clinical interpretation depends on source and duration.
Vitamin A Chronic Hypervitaminosis Risk	0.00	0 IU/1000 kcal ME	62500.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	0 %	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Chronic hypervitaminosis A risk screen	AAFCO maximum / VCA clinical hypervitaminosis context Evidence: Guideline maximum plus clinical warning | Confidence: AAFCO / clinical toxicology	Vitamin A excess is most relevant as chronic hypervitaminosis risk. This row flags intake above AAFCO maximum; acute numeric toxic threshold is not yet seeded.
Vitamin D Chronic Diet Maximum	0.00	0 IU/1000 kcal ME	800.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	0 %	Pending IU/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Chronic diet maximum plus toxicity warning	FEDIAF 2024 maximum / FDA vitamin D toxicity context Evidence: Guideline maximum plus clinical warning | Confidence: FEDIAF / FDA	Vitamin D chronic diet maximum screen. FDA notes excess vitamin D may cause vomiting, anorexia, PU/PD, drooling, weight loss and can develop rapidly with rodenticide or supplement poisoning. Acute toxicity is handled by Vitamin D Acute Cholecalciferol row.
Vitamin D Acute Cholecalciferol	0	n/a	0.1000 mg/kg	0 %	0.5000 mg/kg	Below current safety threshold	Safe Margin	Acute toxicology threshold	MSD/Merck Veterinary Manual Evidence: Veterinary toxicology reference | Confidence: MSD/Merck	Acute cholecalciferol exposure screen. MSD/Merck recommends treatment/decontamination from 0.1–0.5 mg/kg and higher concern above 0.5 mg/kg. This row is for acute supplement/rodenticide exposure, not routine AAFCO adequacy.

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Nutrition Clinical Assessment Engine

1. Data Quality Assessment

This assessment contains partial nutrient evidence. Some nutrient values are known, but one or more foods, treats, supplements or commercial diets have incomplete nutrient profiles. Unknown values are not treated as zero.

• Structured diet items: 4
• Matched to database: 3 / 4
• Unmatched items: 1

Unmatched items requiring database review:

• Omega 3 oil NAS

2. Energy Assessment

Calculated energy intake is approximately 222.0% of estimated maintenance and may exceed estimated requirement unless weight gain or increased workload is intended.

Estimated requirement	898.45 kcal/day
Calculated supply	1995.00 kcal/day
% of estimate	222.0%

3. Macronutrient Assessment

• Protein: 177.50 g/day. Protein intake is present and appears substantial. Interpret in context of life stage, muscle condition, renal/hepatic status, inflammation and body condition goal.
• Fat: 86.00 g/day. Fat intake is present. Interpret against energy density, pancreatitis risk, stool quality, inflammatory status, skin/coat needs and weight management goal.
• Carbohydrate: 107.50 g/day. Interpret in context of diet style, glycaemic tolerance, gut health and clinical goal.

4. Commercial Diet Transparency

No commercial diet products identified.

5. Reactive Food / Burden Assessment

Reactive groups detected from matched foods and commercial diet ingredient profiles:

• animal_protein;purine
• beef
• copper_rich
• organ_meat
• purine
• vitamin_a_rich

6. Clinical Next Steps

• Match or create database entries for unmatched foods, treats or supplements.
• Request full manufacturer nutrient profiles or laboratory analysis for commercial diets with incomplete micronutrient data.
• Review energy supply against body condition score, ideal body weight, activity, disease state and weight trend.
• Review owner-reported reactive foods before diet prescription.
• In the next RAC build, compare RAC-reactive foods with current diet ingredients, tolerated foods and avoid foods.

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Nutrition Evidence Snapshot V1

Energy Status	High / above estimated requirement
Protein Status	High / substantial
Fat Status	High
Nutrition Confidence	Moderate / partial evidence
Matched Diet Items	3 / 4
Micronutrient Confidence	Partial / incomplete

Reactive Burden Evidence

Reactive Group	Item Count	Evidence Source
animal_protein;purine	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
beef	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
copper_rich	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
organ_meat	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
purine	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
vitamin_a_rich	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile

Owner Reported Reactivity

No owner-reported reactive foods recorded.

RAC Reactive Foods

Clinical Priorities

1. Review energy intake: calculated supply is above estimated requirement.
2. Resolve unmatched foods/treats/supplements.
3. Obtain missing manufacturer micronutrient data.
4. Review reactive burden groups against clinical signs and owner/RAC reactivity.

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Nutrition Evidence Classification + Reactivity Concordance V1

1. Evidence Classification

Evidence Class	Purpose	Count
Current Diet Foods	Foods currently contributing to nutrient calculations.	3
Owner-Tolerated Foods	Foods reported as tolerated or allowed. These do not automatically contribute nutrients.	0
Owner-Reactive / Avoid Foods	Foods reported as reactive, unsuitable or avoid. These do not contribute nutrients.	0
Ingredient-Derived Reactive Groups	Reactive burden groups inferred from matched database ingredients.	6
RAC-Reactive Foods	Future layer from RAC/Audiomixer food reactivity readings.	Not connected yet

2. Current Diet Foods

• Inner wolf beef
• Quinoa cooked daily
• Treat: Liver treat daily

3. Owner-Tolerated Foods

No owner-tolerated foods recorded.

4. Owner-Reactive / Avoid Foods

No owner-reactive foods recorded.

5. Reactivity Concordance

Comparison	Status	Items
Current Diet vs Owner-Reactive Foods	No direct conflict detected	-
Current Diet vs Owner-Tolerated Foods	No direct overlap detected	-
Owner-Tolerated vs Owner-Reactive Foods	No conflict detected	-

6. Ingredient-Derived Reactive Burden

Reactive Group	Item Count
purine	2
animal_protein	1
beef	1
copper_rich	1
organ_meat	1
vitamin_a_rich	1

7. RAC-Reactive Food Layer

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Expanded Nutrient Totals

No expanded nutrient totals available yet. Imported USDA foods with full nutrient rows are required.