Kiba 1.3 adds Kiba Kitchen and makes treat sizes and the app as a whole easier to use. Kiba Kitchen: homemade recipes for dogs and cats, reviewed by Kiba before they appear. • Find it on the Community tab. Browse Toppers and Treats, search by recipe or ingredient, or show only quick recipes. • Pick the pet you're cooking for. Recipes are checked against its allergies, and ones with a match are hidden unless you turn that filter off. • Make a half or double batch, then use cook mode: one step at a time, with the ingredients for that step, and the screen stays on. • Save recipes to My Kitchen. • Share your own recipe with a photo, ingredients, steps and credits. Kiba reviews it before it appears, and you can follow it in My Kitchen. • Supplements you scan go on a list only you can see. Clear the list any time in My Kitchen. • Report a recipe with the ⋯ button on its page, or hide a cook's recipes and show them again from My Kitchen. • The Kitchen is free, and scans you make in it don't count toward your weekly scans. Easier to use: • Set a treat's size from pictures: tap Change on its Treat Battery card. You can change it later from the treat in your Pantry. • The treat size guide now fits the screen and shows each treat size next to a hand, drawn to scale. • Freeze-dried cat treats now count as smaller pieces when Kiba has no per-treat calories or weight for them. • In Dark mode, buttons, warning text, badges and text boxes are easier to read. • With Reduce Transparency on in Dark mode, the tab bar is solid and sheets get a nearly solid backdrop. • Compare names Severe and Caution ingredients in words, not just colors. • VoiceOver names more buttons, says which tab is selected, and reads the ingredient ratings on Compare. • Small controls have larger tap areas. • A new launch screen. Also: • At the largest text sizes, product names on unscored results (supplements, vet diets, recalled products and more) now show in full instead of being cut off.

Kiba 1.2 adds Food history: a private record of the foods you’ve tried with each pet. • On any dog or cat food, tap “Mark as tried” to save whether you’d buy it again, when your pet last had it, why you stopped, and a note. • Hide foods you don’t want suggested. Hidden foods stay out of your pet’s top picks until you show them again. • Find everything in Pet Hub → Food history. Foods you’ve recorded are marked when you search or browse. • Food records are private to your account. They’re never shared with other owners and don’t change any match score. • If a nutrition-label photo is no longer available when you come back to a product update, Kiba now offers to retake it.

Kiba 1.1 makes it easier to save and keep track of your pet’s food. • After you save a food to your Pantry, Kiba shows about how long it will last and which alerts are on. • Home now shows your pet’s next step: scan their food, finish saving one you scanned, or see how much of their current food is left. • “Add to Pantry” now sits right below the product details on a scan result. • Kiba asks for notification permission when you save a food or set a reminder, instead of when the app first opens. • Running-low alerts are on for new Pantry foods whenever Kiba can track the daily amount. • Adding another daily food now shares the daily amount evenly across your pet’s foods. • Safe Switch: tapping a reminder or tummy check opens that switch, and a switch in progress can confirm a new portion if your pet’s meal plan changes. • Recall alert settings now name what each switch covers. • Toxic Database: more cited sources on several dog entries. • Accessibility: larger text lays out cleanly in Search, Browse, Top Picks and Community; VoiceOver works better in Pantry and health journal sheets; tab labels are easier to read in Dark mode. • Bug fixes, including Pet Hub no longer briefly showing another pet’s records after you switch pets.