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Dog & Cat Weight Tracker and Food Journal Printable PDF

Dog & Cat Weight Tracker and Food Journal Printable PDF

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A printable weight tracker and food journal for dogs and cats. Keep track of meals, treats, weigh-ins, and food changes, so anyone who feeds your pet is on the same page and you have clear notes for your vet.

  • 14 pages: 8 printables, a short guide, and a one-page summary of your pet's key information
  • Instant download: nothing is shipped and nothing to wait for. Your PDF is ready right after checkout.
  • Print at home on regular 8.5 x 11 inch printer paper
  • Print as many copies as you need for your pets
  • For dogs and cats

For general information and organization only. Not veterinary advice. Always follow your veterinarian's instructions.

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Features

Pet Food & Weight Journal printable PDF cover with a dog and cat eating, 14 pages, 8 printables

Every Page in the Pet Food & Weight Journal

  • A feeding profile of every food, treat, and supplement
  • A page for your vet's plan
  • A weekly food and treat log, with a "has your pet been fed?" check
  • A weigh-in tracker
  • A food change page, for switching foods
  • A food trial page, for a food trial your vet has prescribed
  • A food bag record, to save the details from each bag before you throw it away
  • A feeding check-off for homes with more than one pet
  • Bonus: a one-page summary of your pet's key information for the fridge

Great for: Pets working toward a weight goal with their vet, food switches, homes where more than one person feeds the pet, multi-pet homes, and keeping product details handy in case of a recall.

Filled-in example of the weekly food and treat log from the printable dog and cat weight tracker and food journal

A Filled-In Example

See what a completed page looks like before you start, so you know how to fill yours in. Write a word or two, or as much as you like.

Sample guide pages from the printable pet food journal and weight tracker

A Short, Easy-to-Read Guide

A few clear pages that explain how to use each printable and what to keep in mind. Written in plain language, organized, and based on trusted sources.

How the printable dog and cat weight tracker and food journal works: buy, download, and print at home on regular 8.5 x 11 inch paper

Instant Download, Print at Home

Download your PDF right after checkout and print on regular 8.5 x 11 inch printer paper. Print the pages you need, as many times as you need, for your pets. Nothing is shipped. 3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) helps shelter and rescue pets.

Why Keep a Pet Food & Weight Journal?

The extras add up. A journal shows the full picture.

Feature Pet Food & Weight Journal No Written Record
Has the pet been fed? Check the log Breakfast happens twice
Treats and extras Logged every day Add up unnoticed
Weight over time Every weigh-in and the change Hard to compare
Food changes Each step written down Hard to piece together later
Food recalls Lot numbers and best-by dates saved The bag is already in the trash

See what your pet really eats, treats and all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this journal instead of going to the vet?

No, never. Your veterinarian decides what, and how much, your pet should eat. If your pet stops eating, or you notice a sudden change in appetite, thirst, or weight, call your veterinarian right away.

How much should I feed my dog?

Ask your veterinarian. This journal doesn't set amounts. Write your vet's plan on the vet's plan page, and log what's actually fed so you can both see the full picture.

How much should I feed my cat?

Ask your veterinarian. This journal doesn't set amounts. Write your vet's plan on the vet's plan page, and log what's actually fed so you can both see the full picture.

How do I weigh my dog at home?

A small dog can often be weighed by stepping on a scale while holding them, then subtracting your own weight. For a big dog, ask your vet's office whether you can stop by and use their scale. Try to use the same scale each time, since scales can vary. The weigh-in page keeps track of each weight, which scale you used, and how much your dog's weight changed, so you can share it with your vet.

How do I weigh my cat at home?

Many cats can be weighed by stepping on a scale while holding them, then subtracting your own weight. Try to use the same scale each time, since scales can vary. The weigh-in page keeps track of each weight, which scale you used, and how much your cat's weight changed, so you can share it with your vet.

How often should I weigh my dog?

Ask your vet what's right for your pet. The weigh-in page has room for 22 weigh-ins, so changes over time are easy to see.

How often should I weigh my cat?

Ask your vet what's right for your cat. The weigh-in page has room for 22 weigh-ins, so changes over time are easy to see.

How many treats per day for a dog?

Treats have calories too, so ask your vet how many fit into your dog's daily amount, and write it on the vet's plan page. The weekly log has a row for treats and chews, so extras don't add up unnoticed.

How many treats per day for a cat?

Treats have calories too, so ask your vet how many fit into your cat's daily amount, and write it on the vet's plan page. The weekly log has a row for treats, so extras don't add up unnoticed.

How do I switch dog food?

Talk to your vet first, and follow their directions or the food label. The food change page helps you record each step and how your pet did.

How do I switch my cat's food?

Talk to your vet first, and follow their directions or the food label. The food change page helps you record each step and how your cat did. If your cat stops eating, call your vet right away.

Can I use it for a food trial for dogs with allergies?

Yes, if your veterinarian has prescribed one. The food trial page has room for your vet's instructions and a daily log, including anything else your dog ate, even by accident. Your vet's instructions always come first.

Can I use it for an elimination diet for my cat's allergies?

Yes, if your veterinarian has prescribed one. The food trial page has room for your vet's instructions and a daily log, including anything else your cat ate, even by accident. Your vet's instructions always come first.

How do I know if my pet's food has been recalled?

The FDA posts pet food recalls on its website. The food bag page keeps each bag's lot number and best-by date, so it's quick to check whether yours is affected.

Is this a dog weight tracker and food diary?

Yes. It works as a weight tracker and food diary for dogs, with a weekly log for meals, treats, and chews and a page for weigh-ins.

Is this a cat food journal and weight tracker?

Yes. It works as a food journal and weight tracker for cats, with a weekly log for meals and treats and a page for weigh-ins.

Does it work for more than one pet?

Yes. The multi-pet feeding page gives each pet and each mealtime their own row, and you can print a separate set of pages for each pet.

Is this a physical product?

No. It's a printable PDF you download right after checkout. Nothing is shipped, so there's no shipping fee.

Does it work for both dogs and cats?

Yes. It's made for both, and every page works for dogs and cats.

How does my purchase help shelter and rescue pets?

3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) goes to shelter and rescue pets.

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Keeping a Pet Food Journal: The Extras Add Up

  • A dental chew here, a bite of cheese to hide a pill there.
  • Two people each think the dog hasn't eaten yet, so breakfast happens twice.
  • The vet asks how much you feed, and you say "about a cup." But which cup?
  • The scale at home says one thing, and the scale at the clinic says another.
  • There's a recall on your pet's food brand, and the bag with the lot number went out with the trash last week.

The Pet Food & Weight Journal is made for these moments, so you and your vet can see what your pet really eats.

It's also an easy way to refresh your memory. Food changes, new treats, and weigh-ins are spread out over months, and the details blur together. A quick read before each visit brings them back, so you can give your vet up-to-date information.

What's Inside the Pet Food & Weight Journal

  • A feeding profile: every food, treat, chew, and supplement in one place
  • Your vet's plan: your vet's instructions, written down as given
  • A weekly food and treat log: with a "has your pet been fed?" check, kept right by the food
  • A weigh-in tracker: every weigh-in and how much it changed
  • Food change and food trial pages: for switching foods, or a food trial your vet has prescribed, such as for food allergies
  • A food bag record: lot numbers and best-by dates, in case of a recall
  • A multi-pet feeding check-off: for homes with more than one pet

Common Mistakes When Tracking Your Pet's Food and Weight

  • Mistake #1: Counting only meals. Solution: Treats, chews, and the food used to give pills count too.
  • Mistake #2: Changing the diet on your own. Solution: Talk to your veterinarian before starting a weight-loss plan, cutting back, or switching foods.

Where Your Purchase Goes

3% of your purchase price (excluding shipping and taxes) goes to shelter and rescue pets.

This journal is for general information and organization only. It is not veterinary or nutrition advice. Your veterinarian decides what, and how much, your pet should eat.