Cat Weight Tracker (BCS)
Check whether your cat's current weight is in the ideal range by breed and sex. Compatible with the Body Condition Score (1-9) system used by veterinarians.
Male
Female
Male cats are generally 15-25% heavier than females.
If you don't have a scale at home: pick up your cat and weigh yourself together, then subtract your own weight.
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Status
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/9 BCS
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Ideal range
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Target weight
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What is BCS (Body Condition Score)?
It is a 1-9 system used by veterinarians. Whether the cat's ribs can be felt, visibility of the waistline, and the abdominal fat pad are assessed. 4-5 is ideal is accepted.
BCS 1-3 (Underweight): Ribs visible, waist pronounced, belly tucked in. Needs to gain weight.Ribs visible, waist prominent, abdomen tucked. Needs to gain weight.Ribs are visible, waist is prominent, belly is sunken. Needs to gain weight.
BCS 4-5 (Ideal): Ribs are easily felt, waist is visible from above. This is the target range.
BCS 6-7 (Overweight): Ribs are hard to feel, waist is unclear. Portion control and exercise should begin.
BCS 8-9 (Obese): Ribs cannot be felt, belly is sagging. High health risk — a vet checkup is essential.