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A free printable pet weight chart with feeding details on the same page — weight over time, food type and amount, plus a grid to plot the trend.
2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
Print it and write on it
Fill it in type and save
The fillable versions have real form fields — open them in any PDF reader, type into them and save. Printing help.
Track weight against what the animal is actually being fed, so a change in one can be read against the other. A single weighing tells you very little; a column of them taken the same way each time is something a vet can use.
Owners managing a weight change, feeding several animals in one house, or asked by a vet to keep an eye on an animal between appointments.
2 pages, in this order:
Printed under the title: Weight and food on the same page. A single weighing says almost nothing; a column of them, taken the same way each time, is something a vet can use — and the grid on the second page turns the column into a line you can see.
Same scales, same time, every time. Weigh the same way every time — same scales, same time of day, and either always before food or always after it. A trend is only readable if the method does not change. No target weight is printed here, because a healthy weight depends on the animal and is your vet's call, not ours.
Write-on lines: Name · Species and breed · Date of birth · Neutered — date · Vet practice · Weight your vet is aiming for · Agreed on
Write-on lines: Food brand and type · Amount per day · Meals per day · Treats, chews and extras · Who feeds the animal · Measured with
Table, 20 rows: Date · Weight · Weighed where · Food and amount · Condition score · Notes
Squared grid: Plot it — one column per weighing, and write the scale up the side
Ruled lines: Notes and anything specific to yours
That is a question for your vet, and the answer depends on the animal, its breed, its age and its build rather than on any table. There is a field near the top to write down the figure they give you, so the chart has something to be measured against.
Because in many households more than one person does, and a weight change nobody can account for is worth checking against who fed what. Writing it down settles the question without an argument.
Either, as long as it is the same one each time and you write down which you used. Comparing a reading from bathroom scales with one from the practice is how a trend turns into noise.
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