Nutrition Assessment

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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	108.60 kcal/day
Total Protein	17.00 g/day
Total Fat	3.40 g/day
Total Carbohydrate	2.50 g/day
Total Fibre	0.40 g/day
Total Calcium	380.10 mg/day
Total Phosphorus	345.35 mg/day
Ca:P Ratio	1.101
Total Magnesium	22.81 mg/day
Total Sodium	117.29 mg/day
Total Potassium	295.39 mg/day
Total Iron	4.85 mg/day
Total Copper	0.37 mg/day
Total Zinc	3.04 mg/day
Total Selenium	31.49 µg/day
Total Vitamin A	780.62 IU/day
Total Vitamin D	17.15 IU/day
Total Vitamin E	1.40 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
fodmap	1	100.00	Low
histamine_possible	1	100.00	Low
iodine_source	1	100.00	Low
organ_meat	1	100.00	Low
oxalate_possible	1	100.00	Low
purine	1	100.00	Low
sulphur	1	100.00	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 Wild Kangaroo	commercial_inner_wolf_inner_wolf_wild_kangaroo	Matched	100.00	108.60	17.00	3.40	2.50	380.10	345.35	fodmap|histamine_possible|iodine_source|organ_meat|oxalate_possible|purine|sulphur

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Current Diet Composition

Source	Item	g/day	kcal/day	Protein g	Fat g	Carb g	Ca mg	P mg	Status	Reactive Groups / Safety
Commercial Diet	Inner Wolf Wild Kangaroo	100.00	108.60	17.00	3.40	2.50	380.10	345.35	Matched	fodmap|histamine_possible|iodine_source|organ_meat|oxalate_possible|purine|sulphur
TOTAL DAILY INTAKE		100.00	108.60	17.00	3.40	2.50	380.10	345.35

Contribution by Source

Source	Items	g/day	kcal/day	Protein g	Fat g	Carb g	Ca mg	P mg
Commercial Diet	1	100.00	108.60	17.00	3.40	2.50	380.10	345.35

Quick Clinical Flags

• Ca:P ratio: 1.101
• Total calculated kcal: 108.60 kcal/day
• Matched items: 1 / 1

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Structured Diet Entries

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Food	Owner Amount	Owner Unit	Calculated g	Confidence	Frequency	Meal	Category	Source Text
Inner Wolf Wild Kangaroo	100.00	grams	100.00		daily	AI extracted - verify		AI Diet Auto-Match V2: Inner Wolf Inner Wolf Wild Kangaroo, estimated 100 g/day. Clinician must verify amount and meal.

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Feeding Quantity Analysis

Current food entered	100.00 g/day
Current energy supplied	108.60 kcal/day
Estimated energy requirement	1217.77 kcal/day
Current energy supplied	8.9 % of calculated requirement
Diet energy density	108.60 kcal/100g
Estimated grams/day needed	1121 g/day
Status	Likely underfed for calculated requirement

AAFCO / FEDIAF Adequacy + Oversupply Screen

Nutrient	Actual Intake	Requirement	% Met	Status
Energy	108.60 kcal/day	1217.77 kcal/day	8.9%	Severe Deficiency
Protein	17.00 g/day	57.68 g/day	29.5%	Severe Deficiency
Fat	3.40 g/day	16.66 g/day	20.4%	Severe Deficiency
Calcium	380.10 mg/day	1666.42 mg/day	22.8%	Severe Deficiency
Phosphorus	345.35 mg/day	1281.86 mg/day	26.9%	Severe Deficiency
Magnesium	22.81 mg/day	192.28 mg/day	11.9%	Severe Deficiency
Potassium	295.39 mg/day	1666.42 mg/day	17.7%	Severe Deficiency
Sodium	117.29 mg/day	320.47 mg/day	36.6%	Severe Deficiency
Iron	4.85 mg/day	19.23 mg/day	25.2%	Severe Deficiency
Copper	0.37 mg/day	2.31 mg/day	16.0%	Severe Deficiency
Zinc	3.04 mg/day	25.64 mg/day	11.9%	Severe Deficiency
Selenium	31.49 µg/day	64.09 µg/day	49.1%	Severe Deficiency
Vitamin A	780.62 IU/day	1602.33 IU/day	48.7%	Severe Deficiency
Vitamin D	17.15 IU/day	166.64 IU/day	10.3%	Severe Deficiency
Vitamin E	1.40 mg/day	12.82 mg/day	10.9%	Severe Deficiency
Ca:P Ratio	1.101	1.0 - 2.0	-	Adequate

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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	380.10	3500.0 mg/1000 kcal ME	6250.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	56.0 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Monitor	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	345.35	3180.02 mg/1000 kcal ME	4000.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	79.5 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Monitor	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	22.81	210.04 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	295.39	2719.98 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	117.29	1080.02 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	4.85	44.66 mg/1000 kcal ME	22.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	203.0 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Above safe upper limit	Above Nutritional Maximum	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	0.37	3.41 mg/1000 kcal ME	2.7500 mg/1000 kcal ME	124.0 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Above safe upper limit	Above Nutritional 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	3.04	27.99 mg/1000 kcal ME	250.0000 mg/1000 kcal ME	11.2 %	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	31.49	289.96 ug/1000 kcal ME	500.0000 ug/1000 kcal ME	58.0 %	Pending ug/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Monitor	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	780.62	7188.03 IU/1000 kcal ME	62500.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	11.5 %	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	17.15	157.92 IU/1000 kcal ME	800.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	19.7 %	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	1.40	12.89 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	0.1617	n/a	20.0000 mg/kg	0.8 %	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	0.1013	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	0.37	3.41 mg/1000 kcal ME	2.7500 mg/1000 kcal ME	124.0 %	Pending mg/1000 kcal ME	Above safe upper limit	Above Nutritional 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	31.49	289.96 ug/1000 kcal ME	500.0000 ug/1000 kcal ME	58.0 %	Pending ug/1000 kcal ME	Below current safety threshold	Monitor	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	780.62	7188.03 IU/1000 kcal ME	62500.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	11.5 %	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	17.15	157.92 IU/1000 kcal ME	800.0000 IU/1000 kcal ME	19.7 %	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	0.000014	n/a	0.1000 mg/kg	0.0 %	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

The current structured diet appears to have matched nutrient data for the core calculation fields.

• Structured diet items: 1
• Matched to database: 1 / 1
• Unmatched items: 0

2. Energy Assessment

Calculated energy intake is approximately 8.9% of estimated maintenance. This may represent underfeeding, incomplete diet capture, weight-loss feeding, missing treats, or increased clinical requirement.

Estimated requirement	1217.77 kcal/day
Calculated supply	108.60 kcal/day
% of estimate	8.9%

3. Macronutrient Assessment

• Protein: 17.00 g/day. Protein intake appears low or incomplete based on available data. Review database matching and total food capture before interpreting clinically.
• Fat: 3.40 g/day. Fat intake is present. Interpret against energy density, pancreatitis risk, stool quality, inflammatory status, skin/coat needs and weight management goal.
• Carbohydrate: 2.50 g/day. Interpret in context of diet style, glycaemic tolerance, gut health and clinical goal.

4. Commercial Diet Transparency

Commercial Diet	Matched Key	Known Strengths	Clinical Limitation
Inner Wolf Wild Kangaroo	commercial_inner_wolf_inner_wolf_wild_kangaroo	Energy, protein and fat where supplied by label/import.	Core mineral/vitamin data appears available.

5. Reactive Food / Burden Assessment

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

• fodmap
• histamine_possible
• iodine_source
• organ_meat
• oxalate_possible
• purine
• sulphur

6. Clinical Next Steps

• 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	Low / below estimated requirement
Protein Status	Low or incomplete
Fat Status	Present / moderate
Nutrition Confidence	High for available core nutrients
Matched Diet Items	1 / 1
Micronutrient Confidence	Core known values available

Reactive Burden Evidence

Reactive Group	Item Count	Evidence Source
fodmap	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
histamine_possible	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
iodine_source	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
organ_meat	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
oxalate_possible	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
purine	1	Food / commercial diet ingredient profile
sulphur	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 below estimated requirement.
2. 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.	1
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.	7
RAC-Reactive Foods	Future layer from RAC/Audiomixer food reactivity readings.	Not connected yet

2. Current Diet Foods

• Inner Wolf Wild Kangaroo

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
fodmap	1
histamine_possible	1
iodine_source	1
organ_meat	1
oxalate_possible	1
purine	1
sulphur	1

7. RAC-Reactive Food Layer

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Expanded Nutrient Totals

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