Free Dog Health Score: Check Your Dog's Longevity in 3 Minutes
Answer a few simple questions and get an instant, educational wellness score for your dog, plus an optional personalized 30-day vitality plan
How the free dog health score works
Our free dog health score takes just a few minutes. Answer simple questions about your dog’s age, weight, mobility, skin and coat, energy, appetite, and daily habits. You’ll see your dog’s Canine Longevity Score instantly on screen, with no payment and no waiting. The score is educational, designed to help you notice where your dog may benefit from extra support.
What the score looks at
Healthy aging is built from everyday details. The questionnaire looks at the areas owners can observe at home, such as movement and comfort, body condition, skin and coat, digestion, activity level, and daily routine. Each answer helps shape a score from 0 to 100, grouped into three ranges: priority support (under 60), early support (60-79), and thriving (80+).
Optional 30-day personalized vitality plan
If you want to go further, you can unlock a personalized 30-day vitality plan for $17. It turns your dog’s answers into a clear, step-by-step routine covering daily habits, nutrition ideas, movement, and comfort. The plan is delivered right after payment is confirmed.
Frequently asked questionse
Is the dog health score really free? Yes. Your score appears instantly at no cost. The 30-day plan is optional.
Is this a veterinary diagnosis? No. The score is for education and wellness awareness only. If your dog shows limping, pain, or sudden changes, please see your veterinarian first.
What dog ages does it work for? It’s designed for adult dogs of all breeds, from active adults to seniors.
How long does it take? About 2-3 minutes.
Do I need to share my email? No, you don’t need to share your email
Support your dog's comfort every day
Alongside a healthy routine, many owners look for gentle daily care. Explore Hunter’s Heart balms made to support your dog’s comfort and skin.
For more on keeping your dog comfortable as they age, see the AVMA’s guide to caring for senior pets