Dog Symptom & Wellness Checker
Answer a few questions about eating, energy, mood and sleep. Get a wellness snapshot, an urgency level (routine, monitor, see a vet soon, emergency) and the guide to read next.
Check how my dog is doing →Dog health tools
Free tools for everyday dog health questions
Each tool answers one practical question in under two minutes. None of them diagnose a condition — they help you decide how urgent something is, whether your dog's weight is on track, and whether a supplement label's dose matches what was used in research.
Dog Body Condition Score Calculator
Three questions about ribs, waist and belly give a 1–9 body condition score on the WSAVA/Purina scale — the way vets judge whether a dog is underweight, ideal or overweight.
Is my dog overweight? →Dog Joint Supplement Dose Checker
Enter your dog's weight and a label's amounts to see how the daily dose of glucosamine, UC-II or eggshell membrane compares with the dose used in published canine studies.
Check a label's dose →Which tool should I use?
- Something seems off with your dog (eating less, low energy, itching, loose stool, restlessness): start with the Symptom & Wellness Checker. It checks for emergency warning signs first, then points you to the right guide.
- You are not sure whether your dog is overweight: use the Body Condition Score Calculator. Body shape tells you more than the number on the scale, because a healthy weight depends on breed and frame.
- You already use, or are choosing, a joint supplement: use the Joint Supplement Dose Checker to see whether the label's daily amount is close to the dose tested in dogs.
What these tools do not do
They do not replace a veterinary exam, and they never name a diagnosis. If your dog has trouble breathing, collapses, has a swollen hard belly, repeated vomiting, or you suspect poisoning, contact a veterinarian or an emergency clinic now instead of using any tool.