Diet recipes
Per-animal diets with the amounts and preparation the nutritionist specified, visible to whoever is prepping.
Commissary & diets
The animal kitchen, on the record.
Diet recipes, daily prep sheets, and expiring inventory — so the person prepping at 6am sees the same plan the nutritionist wrote.
What it covers
Food-safety reference, per-animal diet recipes, expiring food inventory, a printable daily prep sheet, and preparation and cleaning protocols staff can sign off.
Expiring inventory
See what is about to go out of date before it does, rather than discovering it at the point of use.
Daily prep sheet
A printable sheet for the morning prep run, ordered the way the kitchen actually works.
What you can do with it
Food-safety reference
Handling and storage guidance kept next to the diets it applies to.
Cold storage tracking
Know what is held where, and for how long it has been there.
Preparation protocols
Documented steps for preparation and cleaning that staff can follow and sign off.
Cleaning protocols
Scheduled cleaning with a record of who completed it and when.
Diet changes
Adjust a diet once and have the prep sheet reflect it the next morning.
Supply items
What the commissary stocks, what it is running low on, and who supplies it.
The nutritionist writes the diet. The kitchen has to execute it at six in the morning.
We will walk through diets, prep sheets, inventory, and protocols against the way your commissary runs today.
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