Fillable Printable Sample Weight Loss Chart

Sample Weight Loss Chart

Feeding Plan

Diet

_________________________________________________

Total Daily Amount to Feed

_________________________________________________

Exercise Plan

___________________________________________________________

CONFESSIONS (Oops, I cheated!!)

Date My pet ate ……

_______ ________________________________

First Assessment:

Date __________

Weight __________

Body Condition:



Grossly Obese



Mildly Obese



Normal



Underweight

Final Assessment:

Date __________

Weight __________

Body Condition:



Grossly Obese



Mildly Obese



Normal



Underweight

Has the target weight been achieved? YES NO

NOTES: _________

____________

_____________________________________

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MEASUREMENTS

START FINISH

NECK ____cm ____cm

CHEST ____cm ____cm

RUMP ____cm __

FERNY HILLS FLABBIES

OBESITY IS THE MOST COMMON NUTRITIONAL

DISORDER SEEN IN CATS AND DOGS.

41% OF DOGS

AND

33% OF CATS

ARE CONSIDERED OBESE.

CAUSES OF OBESITY

breed

heredity

sex

age

overfeeding

lack of exercise

Regular weigh-ins ensure a safe and successful weight

loss for your best friend. Please bring your pet in

every 2 weeks for a FREE weight check and update of

their chart.

COMMITMENT

You and everyone else in contact with

your pet must have 100% commitment

to your pet’s weight loss program.

EXERCISE

Weight loss is not all

about diet…regular

exercise is great as it

increases the number

of calories they burn,

helping them to shed

those excess kilos

faster.

TARGETS

Your weight loss advisor will

decide what your pet’s ideal body

weight is and set a REALISTIC

target weight.

A pet becomes overweight by eating more energy than is used up

by the body. The body then stores the excess energy as fat. Pets

that are overweight are more likely to suffer from

Shortened life span Digestive upsets

Inactivity Reduced exercise tolerance

Skin problems Joint problems

Breathing difficulties Increased surgical risks

Liver disease Susceptibility to infections

Heart disease Neurologic disorders

Diabetes Cancer

Heat intolerance Decreased quality of life

TIPS

Ice cubes are a great treat. Your pet will

enjoy the texture and ice contains NO

calories!!

GOOD LUCK

Please phone our weight loss advisers on 3351 2122 if you have any

questions regarding your pet’s weight loss.