Free printable · 2 pages

Free printable dog weight log

Write down each weigh-in with the date, and plot it on a blank chart to see the trend. Simple to keep, easy to show your vet.

Or fill it in below and print it. Nothing you type on this page is saved or sent anywhere, so print or choose Save as PDF before you close the page.

How to use it

Weigh on the same scale, at about the same time of day, and write the date, weight and where you weighed.
Plot each weigh-in on the chart on page two: write weights up the side and months along the bottom.
Take the sheet to vet visits.

This log records numbers. Your vet can tell you a healthy weight range for your dog.

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Name

Breed or mix

Date of birth

Units: pounds or kilograms

Usual scale: home, vet or store

Vet: clinic and phone

Write weights up the side · write months or dates along the bottom

Free from pawsanddays.app. For organizing information only, not veterinary advice. Follow your vet’s instructions.

Small dogs: weigh yourself, then weigh yourself holding your dog, and subtract.
Bigger dogs: ask your vet clinic whether you can use their scale between visits. Some pet stores have walk-on scales too.
Keep it consistent: the same scale and the same time of day make the numbers comparable.

If your dog’s weight changes and you don’t know why, ask your vet. Keep the rest of their records in the dog health record.

Choose a regular rhythm and keep to it. Many owners weigh monthly; your vet may suggest more often for a puppy or during a diet change.

Either. Write the unit at the top so everyone reads the numbers the same way.

No. It records weights only. Ask your vet for a healthy range for your dog.

No. The page has no form and stores nothing. Print it or save it as a PDF before you close the page.