Grade the bag that's in your kitchen.
Go and get it. Type what's printed on the back and Wanees will grade it right here, the same way it does in the app — and show you every point, so you can see how it got there.
“All life stages” is graded against the stricter growth minimums.
This one moves the grade more than anything else on the bag.
Separate them with commas. The first one carries the most weight.
Moisture is what lets protein and fat be compared on a dry-matter basis. Without it they can't be graded.
Nothing typed yet — so no grade.
The app shows you the sentences. Here we also show the points, so you can watch the number move.
Grade bands: A 82 and up · B 68 · C 54 · D 40 · E below that.
What's real here, and what isn't.
The scoring isn't a mock-up of Wanees. It's the same function the app runs, ported into this page and doing the same arithmetic on the numbers you typed. Same points, same thresholds, same sentences.
There's no camera here, so you type the panel instead. That's the one thing this page does differently. Everything after the typing is the app.
No account, no email, no network request, nothing stored. Close the tab and it's gone. You can check — the page makes no calls at all.
In the app Wanees also weighs the bag against your pet — the wrong species, or a portion sized to their weight. There's no pet here, so those can't run.
The app gives you the sentences, not the arithmetic. We show the running total here because a number you can check is worth more than a number you're told.
Everything here comes off the printed panel, compared against published AAFCO minimums. It's honest guidance. It isn't a test of the food, and it isn't your vet.