Weight alone is not enough
Dogs have very different body shapes. Rib feel, waist shape, muscle, breed size, and veterinary history are usually more useful than a single number.
Use body condition clues to understand your dog's weight in a practical, non-diagnostic way.
Enter your pet details and calculate to see an estimate.
Dogs have very different body shapes. Rib feel, waist shape, muscle, breed size, and veterinary history are usually more useful than a single number.
Sudden weight loss or gain, appetite changes, low energy, or mobility issues are reasons to contact a veterinarian.
A dog may be overweight if ribs are hard to feel, the waist is hard to see, or movement becomes more difficult.
No. Body condition, muscle, breed, age, and veterinary history all matter.
Talk to a vet if weight changes suddenly, appetite changes, or your dog seems painful, tired, or unwell.
This tool is not a diagnosis. Ask a veterinarian if your dog's weight or appetite changes suddenly.