Give your dog more years.
Eight gentle questions about your dog, and you will see the life years a healthy weight could give back, plus the calories, portions and walks to get there.
14 year study
Most owners can't tell if their dog is overweight.
59% of dogs seen by vets are overweight or obese. But only 39% of owners say their own dog is. A few extra kilos are easy to miss and easy to normalise.
Could you spot the difference?
Most people can't from a photo alone. That's exactly why the check takes the actual shape of your dog into account, not just a guess.
Tell us about them
Breed, age, desexing, weight, what they eat, and a body shape picture. Eight taps.
See the years on offer
A free estimate of the life years a healthy weight could give back, plus their ideal range.
Get their plan
Calorie target, portions weighed in grams for their food, and a seven day activity plan.
In a 14 year study of Labrador retrievers, dogs fed 25% less than their littermates lived a median 1.8 years longer (13 vs 11.2 years).
Weight is the one thing about your dog's lifespan you can still change. Small, boring changes are what work.
Here's exactly what you get
A plan built from your dog's breed, age, and body condition, not a generic diet sheet.
- A daily calorie target, not a guess
- Portions in grams for the food you feed
- A seven day activity plan
Before you start
Is this vet advice?
No. DogSpan gives you a research backed starting point, not a diagnosis. Always loop in your vet, especially for older dogs or existing conditions.
Does it work for mixed breeds?
Yes. If there's no exact match, we use the closest comparable body type and adjust from there.
What if it's not right for my dog?
Email us within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked.
Is there a subscription?
No. One time payment. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel.
How many years are on the table?
Start with their name. Eight questions, then the number.