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Cat Quality-of-Life HHHHHMM Worksheet — result sheet
Record seven subjective pet-wellbeing domains on a 1–10 scale and review the total, average, lowest domain, and good-day balance.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Total = hurt + hunger + hydration + hygiene + happiness + mobility + more-good-days; maximum = 70 and average = total ÷ 7.
This worksheet makes a recurring conversation about a cat's wellbeing more concrete by recording seven observations on the same 1–10 scale. It highlights the lowest domain instead of allowing a total to hide a serious concern.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Hurt and comfort — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- Hunger and eating — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- Hydration — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- Hygiene and ability to stay clean — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- Happiness and engagement — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- Mobility — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
- More good days than bad — /10; minimum 1; maximum 10
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Hurt and comfort | 8 |
| Hunger and eating | 7 |
| Hydration | 8 |
| Hygiene and ability to stay clean | 8 |
| Happiness and engagement | 7 |
| Mobility | 7 |
| More good days than bad | 8 |
Total = 53/70, average = 7.57/10, lowest domain = 7, and more good days than bad is selected.
Assumptions and limits
- Scores are observations or caregiver judgments recorded consistently over time.
- Higher scores represent better current wellbeing for each displayed domain.
- The scale is subjective and is not a veterinary diagnosis or a treatment threshold.
- A total cannot compensate for an emergency sign, severe pain, breathing difficulty, or inability to eat or drink.
- A veterinarian should interpret changes and discuss options with the caregiver.
- The worksheet is intended for cats but the general conversation should be adapted to the individual animal.
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