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Elsie

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel · 12 yr · Female (neutered) · Owner Yasmin Farah

Monitoring
Weight
7 kg
at ideal · -0.4 kg in 12 wk
Body condition
5 / 9
ideal range
Body fat (est.)
22 %
morphometric estimate
Health score
64 /100
monitoring

Weight & body composition

Recorded weightIdeal (lean) weight 7.5 kg
1 · underweight4–5 ideal9 · obese

Body-fat is estimated from owner-taken tape measurements via the Witzel et al. (2014) morphometric equations, giving an ideal lean weight of 7.5 kg. How this works →

Health Score

64 of 100
Body condition 89
Activity 72
Nutrition 71
Digestion 73
Symptoms 100
Preventive care 83

A 0–100 wellness composite across six weighted domains. A wellness indicator, not a diagnosis.

Diet & energy

Current dietRoyal Canin Renal
Energy density3.8 kcal/g
Daily requirement395–465 kcal
Grams to feed104–122 g/day
Fed today: 114 g of 104–122 gwithin allowance

Daily energy uses FEDIAF / NRC maintenance factors on the ideal weight; the kcal/g is the owner-entered label figure.

Signalment & record

BreedCavalier King Charles Spaniel
SexFemale, neutered
Age12 years
Microchip985 141 037 899 774
OwnerYasmin Farah
ConditionsChronic kidney disease (IRIS 2)
Next appt.Renal bloods & BP · 24-07-2026

Symptom timeline

  • Increased thirst Mild
    First logged 08-06-2026

Medications & adherence

From owner dose logs — what was actually given.

Benazepril 5 mg · 1 tablet · Once daily94% given

Activity, sleep & behaviour

Activity31 min/day (avg)
Sleep13 h/day (avg)
Behaviour / moodSettled

Trend signals

Statistical associations to investigate — never causation, never a diagnosis.

No significant correlations surfaced yet — more logged days are needed.

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