Trends beat a single panicked number. Keep weight next to the feeding log so appetite and the scale tell the same story for the vet visit.
The carrier is out. Someone asks “how has her appetite been?” Everyone shrugs with confidence.
Weight without context is noise. Meals without weight are incomplete when a week feels off.
Catter keeps both in the household: feedings with types, weigh-ins over time, export when you want a CSV — not a diagnosis, not a diet plan, just a clearer story than vibes.
Use it gently. Obsessing is optional. Consistency is the feature.
Not a feature tour — just what households actually use.
Trends over spikes. One weird day is weather. A line over weeks is signal.
Next to meals. Appetite notes and portions sit beside the scale entry.
Export for the visit. Bring history. Leave the guesstimate at home.
Many adult cats: weekly weigh-ins if you choose — follow your vet for kittens and seniors.
Types and notes make weight context useful.
CSV + honest conversation with a professional.
No. It is a household log. Health decisions stay with you and your vet.
Use what you trust; consistency matters more than gadget bragging rights.
Weigh and log per cat so histories do not blur.
Lifestyle and history language only. Catter is not a medical device and does not diagnose conditions.
Same product, different entrances — pick what sounds like your kitchen.
Not a travel brochure — just real kitchens and calm rooms.
Meals + weigh-ins for multi-person homes. Free. Private.
