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Pet obesity has become a widely discussed issue in recent years.According to the 2024 China Pet Weight Status Report, about 20–30% of domestic cats and dogs are overweight or obese. Yet many owners do not recognize their pets’ weight problem—and some even believe round, chubby pets look cuter.
Just like in humans, excess weight takes a serious toll on health.The report warns that obesity can lead to more than 20 types of diseases, sharply reducing both lifespan and quality of life.
While Chinese owners are still debating “Is my pet fat?”Western and Asian markets abroad have already moved to the next level: measuring pet body fat.

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PCS (Pet Condition Score)
Simplified version of the professional BCS (Body Condition Score) used by vets.
PMI (Pet Mass Index)
Equivalent to BMI for humans, measuring body fat ratio.
“Your cat has high body fat — It is recommended to lose weight.”
“Your dog has good muscle mass — keep it up”
Owners often fail to notice gradual weight gain.
Vets’ BCS system is accurate but too professional for daily use.
Fompet turns professional data into simple, readable numbers.
Heart disease
Arthritis
Diabetes
Algorithm adaptation for different breeds
Body types
Coat thickness
Massive data training
5 large-scale tests
Over 10,000 data points
92.37% accuracy compared with vet BCS scores
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ISO & KC certifications
Feels “not fat” → may already be overweight
Feels “fat” → often too late