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Kitten Weight Chart Days 22 to 56 - Free Download - Print Copy

Kitten Weight Chart Days 22 to 56 - Free Download - Print Copy

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Our Kitten Weight Chart, Days 22 to Day 56, Print and Fill Copy is designed to help breeders monitor daily growth throughout the late neonatal and weaning stages. Covering daily weights from Day 22 through to Day 56, with one day per page and space for up to 10 kittens per page, this chart provides clear and consistent tracking during a crucial development period.
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Our Kitten Weight Chart, Days 22 to Day 56, Print and Fill Copy is designed to help breeders monitor daily growth throughout the late neonatal and weaning stages. Covering daily weights from Day 22 through to Day 56, with one day per page and space for up to 10 kittens per page, this chart provides clear and consistent tracking during a crucial development period.

As kittens transition from exclusive milk feeding to solids and increased activity, steady weight gain remains one of the most reliable indicators of health. This easy to print chart keeps all litter and individual kitten records organised in one practical format.

Key Features

  • Covers daily weights from Day 22 to Day 56
  • One day per page
  • Space for up to 10 kittens per page
  • Litter name and date of birth section
  • Record number of males and females
  • Queen and sire names with microchip details
  • Date and time weighed fields
  • Kitten ID or colour identification column
  • Weight recorded in grams
  • Daily weight gain column
  • Individual notes column per kitten
  • Dedicated Daily Notes section
  • Easy to print PDF format
  • Ideal for organised breeder record folders

Additional Information

Between three and eight weeks of age, kittens become more active and begin the weaning process. During this stage, growth should remain steady even as feeding routines change. 

If a kitten shows weight loss, stalled growth, lethargy, diarrhoea, poor appetite, or behavioural changes, veterinary assessment should be sought promptly. Kittens can decline quickly, so early intervention is important.

Consistent record keeping through to eight weeks supports responsible breeding practices and provides valuable documentation for new owners.

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