New: • Iron, copper, zinc and manganese now have an upper limit: the EU legal maximum for commercial pet food (FEDIAF 2025), which doesn't cap the supplement dose. • With a supplement, a nutrient above its upper limit shows how much comes from the input and how much from the supplement. • Game Dog GameVit Natural Diet Balance is on the balancer list (its undeclared selenium counts as zero). Fixes: • When a batch isn't balanced for Ca : P, its bag label says so and doesn't call the food balanced (batches saved from this version on). • A supplement mixed into the pot no longer disappears from the label when space runs out - the ingredient list is shortened first. • A dose capped by an upper limit is shown rounded down to 0.1 g, so what you weigh out stays within the limit. • The dog's name (up to 20 characters), recipe name (up to 30) and number fields reject entries outside their limits and say why. • An older backup restores even when a dog's name, recipe name or ingredient amount is over the new limits - a window lists what to fix.

New: • When the app starts, a start screen with a photo of dogs and the PetMeal logo appears for a moment. It doesn't appear when you switch back to the app while it's still open. Fixes: • A decimal comma now works in number fields: “5,5” means 5.5. A comma followed by exactly three digits, such as “1,170”, could mean thousands or a decimal, so it isn't accepted: when you leave the field, a note asks you to write 1170 or 1,17 instead, and the previous number stays.

New: • An icon with a phone and a sun, next to the gear, turns on a mode that keeps the screen on while PetMeal is on screen. • Settings have a new “Contact” card with a “Report a problem” button: it prepares a message to us in your email app. You see the whole message before you send it, and you send it yourself. • The bottom tab bar has icons above the names. Fixes: • Number fields no longer accept an entry that isn't a number (for example with letters) - they say underneath why, and the number entered before stays. • In the dog form, the “Manual requirement” and “Recommended oil dose” fields no longer turn a decimal comma into a larger number: an entry like “5,5” is now rejected with a note underneath instead of being saved as 55. Use a point for decimals (5.5). • With larger text set on the phone, words no longer break in the middle, and number fields and buttons grow with the text. • At the largest text sizes, the bar with the button at the bottom of Recipe, Balance and Supplements, and the screen headings, scroll together with the content instead of taking up the whole screen. • A batch you have started is no longer lost: the chosen recipe, the weighed mass, the weighings in rounds and the cooking date come back after you restart the app. • Bag labels have an improved layout: the batch code and the recipe name no longer run together in the header, and on the 62 × 100 mm tape the dog's name sits on its own line above the portion weight. • In the dog name field and the recipe name field, the keyboard starts with a capital letter. • The full balance table on the phone shows “> 500 %” when a nutrient is above five times the norm. • The empty Recipe screen no longer repeats the PetMeal logo from the top bar.

New: • When you have no dogs yet, the Dogs screen shows a large “Add your first dog” button. Fixes: • The bag label shows how much supplement and oil stirred into the pot is in that bag, not the dose for the whole batch. • “Fix batch” with oil stirred into the pot no longer inflates the batch weight that portions and label numbers are based on. • The Batches screen works with a recipe that has oil in the pot, also when no oil dose is needed. • Deleting the open recipe clears the Recipe screen, and the deleted recipe no longer comes back to the list after saving. • Closing the name window after “Save and start” no longer discards an unsaved recipe. • For a dog that eats very little, the dog card shows “less than 5 %” instead of “about 0 %”. • “No dogs” no longer flashes briefly when the app starts. • Restoring a backup now catches more kinds of wrong data, instead of loading wrong numbers or stopping without an explanation.