Augie is a veterinary nutrition tool designed to simplify and standardize nutritional consults. It helps vets and vet techs assess a pet’s current diet, identify gaps, and generate clear, evidence-based feeding plans and food recommendations—all without feeling like a salesperson.

Because nutrition consults are too time-consuming and inconsistent. Clinics often jump between websites to calculate needs and search for food info that’s hard to find. Augie simplifies it all—analyzing the current diet, calculating requirements, and pulling accurate recommendations from a centralized, up-to-date database in minutes.

Augie was built under the advisement of Dr. Julie Churchill, one of North America’s most respected veterinary nutritionists. Every feature and recommendation in our system has been developed in alignment with AAFCO & AAHA nutritional guidelines and based on the real-world needs of veterinary teams.

We are fully brand-agnostic. Augie doesn’t promote any specific food brands unless you choose to feature them. Our priority is to help you make unbiased, clinically sound recommendations based on nutritional adequacy.

Most cases take under 5 minutes to generate a full dietary analysis, depending on the complexity of the pet’s diet.

One of Augie’s core focuses is helping clinics manage overweight pets, which now make up the majority of cases in many practices. Augie analyzes the pet’s current diet and intake to pinpoint where excess calories are coming from, calculates the ideal caloric needs for safe weight loss, and recommends appropriate diets. It then generates a clear, step-by-step feeding plan that’s easy for pet parents to follow—making long-term weight management more achievable and effective.

Yes—Augie was co-founded by a veterinarian and has been shaped through input from clinical advisors, practicing vets, and board certified veterinary nutritionists. We’ve built this tool with the realities of the exam room in mind.

Yes. Augie supports all diet types and allows you to compare them for nutritional adequacy and caloric intake. It’s especially useful in mixed feeding situations.

Yes. Vet techs can handle the intake and analysis, and the vet can then review and sign off. It’s designed to support team-based workflows.

Yes. You can share the report via email or print it out. The report is pet-parent friendly and helps reinforce your recommendation in a professional format.

Absolutely. You can enter your in-clinic inventory with pricing. Augie will prioritize these when possible in your recommendations.

Yes! Augie stores patient history, allowing you to monitor changes in diet, weight, and health over multiple visits.

Pet parents often turn to influencers or online forums for advice because they don’t want to feel “sold to.” Augie’s brand-agnostic, educational approach builds trust by showing that your recommendations are based on the pet’s needs—not on sales targets.

To solve a real and common problem in veterinary practice: nutritional care is critical but vets and techs aren’t given the tools to confidently evaluate diets and provide clear guidance in minutes. Augie was built to make nutrition consults easy, credible, and efficient for clinics.