A clearer view of change over time
Cat Weight Tracker
Record weigh-ins and see the mathematical trend in plain numbers. No “normal / abnormal” zones, no cat BMI — just the change, so you can talk it through with your vet.
- Runs locally
- No normal/abnormal zones
- kg or lb
- Not medically reviewed
Not medically reviewed
No veterinarian has reviewed or endorsed this tool. It only shows arithmetic change between measurements; it does not decide whether a weight or trend is healthy, normal or urgent.
PetsLately is a consumer record-keeping and educational tool, not a veterinary clinic, hospital, telemedicine, diagnostic, or emergency service. It does not provide veterinary medical advice, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, prescriptions, or medication dosing. Using PetsLately does not create a veterinarian-client-patient relationship. Contact a licensed veterinarian for medical advice. If your cat may be in immediate danger, contact a veterinarian or emergency veterinary service now.
Restoring your draft…
Keep the records going — optional
What is a .catcare file?
A .catcare file holds the health details you entered here — in plain text. It is a provisional export for possible future compatibility with a PetsLately app.
- Stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
- Optional — every tool works fully without it.
- No app can import it today; iOS development has not started.
It is not a backup. Keep a PDF, CSV, printout, or copied text as your usable record.
A PetsLately iPhone app is planned; iOS development has not started. Read the app plan
How to use this tracker
- Weigh your cat — the same scale at a similar time of day keeps readings comparable.
- Add the weigh-in — date, weight in kg or lb, and an optional method and note. Switching units never clears what you typed.
- Read the change, not a verdict — with two or more entries you get the baseline, latest, absolute and percentage change, ready to print, copy, or download for your vet.
Rules and limits
- Shows mathematical change only (absolute and percentage); it is not a medical judgment.
- No "normal/abnormal" zones, no ideal-weight claim, and no cat BMI.
- At least two valid measurements are required before any change is shown.
- A change in scale or unit can add noise; the tool flags it, it never turns it into a medical alert.
Sources and review
Related guide
Average cat weight: adult weight chart and context — why a single number can’t tell you if your cat is healthy, and how trends give better context than any chart row.