Weigh your pet
Use the same scales and a similar time of day.
Weight changes slowly and is hard to judge by eye, especially when you see your pet every day. A few weigh-ins logged over time — and a curve to read them — make changes visible early enough to mention to your vet.
A gradual gain or loss is easy to miss day to day. Recorded weigh-ins give you facts rather than impressions — useful when discussing food, activity or health with your vet, and reassuring when things are stable.
How often to weigh depends on the animal: ask your vet what makes sense for yours, then turn it into a recurring reminder.
Weigh at a similar time of day and on the same scales. For a small pet, weigh yourself holding it, then subtract your own weight; for a larger dog, the vet clinic’s scales are often the easiest option. Consistency matters more than precision.
Use the same scales and a similar time of day.
Add it to the pet’s health record in a few seconds.
See whether the trend is stable — and share it with your vet if needed.
Yes. Logging weights and viewing the curve are part of the free health record. Long-term trends and the monthly recap come with MyArk Complete.
It depends on the species, breed and individual animal. Your vet is the right person to set a target; MyArk helps you follow it.
Yes. Create a recurring weigh-in reminder at the interval that suits your pet.
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