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Puppy weight monitoring helps ensure your puppy is growing at a healthy rate according to breed standards. Tracking weight helps identify potential health issues early and ensures proper nutrition.
The calculator compares your puppy's current weight against breed-specific standards:
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Explanation: The calculator uses breed-specific growth charts to determine if your puppy is within the expected weight range for their age and breed.
Details: Maintaining proper weight during puppyhood is crucial for healthy bone development, joint health, and preventing obesity-related issues later in life. Both underweight and overweight puppies can develop serious health problems.
Tips: Select your puppy's breed, enter their age in weeks, and current weight in kilograms. For accurate results, weigh your puppy at the same time each day, preferably before feeding.
Q1: How often should I weigh my puppy?
A: Puppies should be weighed weekly until 6 months old, then monthly until they reach adult size.
Q2: What if my puppy is underweight?
A: Consult your veterinarian. Underweight puppies may need nutritional adjustments, deworming, or medical evaluation.
Q3: What if my puppy is overweight?
A: Overweight puppies are at risk for joint problems. Adjust feeding portions, ensure proper exercise, and consult your vet for a weight management plan.
Q4: Do mixed breed puppies have different standards?
A: Yes, mixed breed puppies should be compared to the standards of their predominant breed or average standards for their size category.
Q5: When should I be concerned about my puppy's weight?
A: If your puppy's weight deviates more than 10% from the breed standard, or if you notice sudden weight changes, consult your veterinarian.