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iKibble

iKibble

by Llamaface

12 ratings
19 reviews
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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 27, 2010
  • June 27, 2016

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About

This app helps dog owners determine if common foods are safe to feed their pets. It provides a comprehensive database of food types with detailed health ratings and preparation advice. Quickly check if a food is dog-friendly to ensure your pet's well-being.

✓Hundreds of food types
✓Built-in search function
✓Browse by category/health rating
✓Health rating system
✓Detailed food descriptions
✓Mark favorite foods
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What's New in iKibble

2.1.2

June 27, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Twitter and Facebook integrations should now work as intended - more bug fixes

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User reviews

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Nourish & Protect Your Pup

We adopted our first dog during COVID and this is one of the first apps I downloaded. It rates different foods to determine which ones benefit your dog’s nutrition and which ones to avoid. It’s been very useful over the years. Today, I favorited all the foods that Anchovy likes to eat plus some new recommended ones to try. Now I have a list to reference for myself or anyone taking care of Anchovy. This is a great app—safe and simple to use.
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amoebamilkshakeamoebamilkshake

Very convenient and great features

The favorites feature allows me quickly to check if something should be ingested vs. dangers! So great!
MissNeedlesMissNeedles

The best available, with room to improve

I've kept this, and 'Om Nom' (focuses more on medications) close by for years.
The Jockstrap IncidentThe Jockstrap Incident

Could be great

When I first got the app it was great. I did an update months ago and ever since I won't open.
Auntie SoupAuntie Soup

Great real good

Real good and real wonderful app it is real helpful with my dog and stuff I can give to them keeping the good work guy it is real good app!!!
Jeffrey MartiJeffrey Marti
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FAQ

What is iKibble?

iKibble is a paid application designed to help dog owners determine if common foods are safe for their pets. It offers a database of hundreds of food types with detailed health ratings and feeding advice.

How does iKibble help me feed my dog?

iKibble provides a health rating system and detailed descriptions for each food, advising on general healthiness, preparation, and when to feed certain types of food to your dog.

Can I search for specific foods in iKibble?

Yes, iKibble features a built-in search function that allows you to easily look up specific food items you are curious about feeding your dog.

What kind of foods are included in iKibble?

The app includes hundreds of food types across various categories such as meat, dairy, fruit, vegetables, and grains, all assessed for dog safety.

How much does iKibble cost?

iKibble is a paid application priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase gives you access to all its features.

What devices does iKibble support?

iKibble is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.

How often is iKibble updated?

The latest version of iKibble is 2.1.2, which was released on June 27, 2016. Updates may vary in frequency.

Does iKibble have ads?

The provided data does not specify if iKibble contains advertisements. As a paid app, it is generally expected to be ad-free.