Maine Coon Cat Weight Calculator

Please take a moment to read our Guide. It explains why knowing your cat's ideal weight matters, how proper feeding keeps them healthy, the risks of obesity, and how this tool can help you manage their weight effectively. Please note that this calculator is a guide, not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If you're unsure about your cat's health, consult a vet.

Cat's Name

Cat's gender

Cat's Age

Cat's weight

lb kg

Cat's Body Condition

Ribs, spine, and hip bones are very noticeable. Little to no muscle or fat. Belly is tucked in tightly with a sharp waistline.

Ribs, spine, and hips are easy to feel and slightly visible. Waistline and belly tuck are still very pronounced.

Ribs, spine, and hips can be felt but have a thin fat layer. The waistline is visible, but the body has smooth, natural curves.

Ribs are harder to feel due to a thick fat layer. The waistline is less defined, and the belly is starting to round out.

Ribs and spine are not easily felt due to excess fat. The belly is large and droops downward. Fat deposits are visible around the legs, face, and tail base.