SHARE WHAT YOU KNOW

Write for
Dog Weight Calculator

Help dog owners make sense of growth, weight, and everyday care.

We welcome original ideas from veterinary professionals, experienced pet writers, and dog-care specialists, alongside clearly labeled sponsored contributions from relevant brands.

TWO WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE

Different perspectives. Shared standards.

FOR WRITERS & PROFESSIONALS

Editorial articles

Bring a fresh angle, relevant experience, and practical guidance. Help readers understand a question they encounter while caring for their dog.

Send an editorial pitch
FOR RELEVANT BRANDS

Sponsored contributions

Propose an educational article with a clear connection to our readers. Sponsorship is disclosed, and every proposal is subject to editorial review.

Read the sponsored-content policy

FIND YOUR ANGLE

Topics our readers care about

Explore our calculators, breed pages, guides, and blog. If we already cover a topic, propose a useful new angle.

Puppy growth

Weighing routines, growth charts, and breed development.

An angle: keeping a consistent puppy weight log.

Healthy weight

Body condition, owner observations, and useful records.

An angle: what to record alongside the scale reading.

Feeding & nutrition

Portions, calorie information, transitions, and treats.

An angle: weighing food versus measuring by volume.

Every life stage

Daily routines, activity, and senior-dog care.

An angle: logging appetite and activity changes.

BEFORE YOU PITCH

Make it useful.
Make it trustworthy.

A strong contribution answers a clear reader question with a specific angle, reliable evidence, and practical takeaways.

Pitch first: 150–250 wordsA typical guide may run 900–1,600 words. We agree the scope before drafting.
  1. Original work, clear language

    Use plain language and helpful headings. Identify any previously published material and distinguish personal experience from established evidence.

  2. Claims readers can check

    Support health and nutrition claims with reliable references. Stay within your expertise and follow our editorial policy.

  3. Transparent authorship

    Include a short bio, relevant credentials, and one or two writing samples. Disclose commercial relationships and products received.

  4. Responsible sourcing

    Supply images only with publication permission and credit details. Verify facts and sources, including work prepared with writing tools. Never fabricate experience, quotations, or citations.

  5. Room for editorial review

    We may request revisions or decline submissions. Reference links must help readers; publication does not promise a ranking benefit.

FROM IDEA TO ARTICLE

How it works

  1. Pitch

    Share your idea, background, and proposed approach.

  2. Agree the scope

    If it is a fit, discuss terms, credit, and publication rights.

  3. Draft & refine

    Prepare the agreed article and address requested revisions.

  4. Publication review

    Accepted work proceeds to publication with appropriate disclosures.

YOUR IDEA STARTS HERE

Send us your pitch

Choose the email that fits your proposal. Each opens your email app with a checklist to help you get started.

Prefer webmail? Copy our address:

pixellogicit@gmail.com

Opening a draft does not send your proposal.

Include in your email

  • Your name, reply email, and relevant background.
  • A proposed title and 150–250 word pitch.
  • Your audience and the article’s key takeaways.
  • One or two samples or a portfolio link.
  • Likely references and any commercial relationships.

For sponsored proposals: add the company and website, product or service, intended links, timing, and an optional budget range.

A FEW MORE DETAILS

Contributor FAQ

Who can contribute?

Veterinary professionals, experienced pet writers, and dog-care specialists are welcome to pitch. Relevant brands can propose sponsored articles. Tell us about your background and any commercial relationships.

Should I send a pitch or a finished article?

Start with a 150–250 word pitch. A short proposal lets us discuss the angle and scope before you invest time in a full draft.

Do you pay writers?

Compensation is discussed for individual commissions. Agree any payment, credit, and publication rights before writing begins; sending a pitch does not create an assignment.

Can I include links?

Include sources that help readers. An appropriate author-profile link may be considered. Links remain subject to editing, and we do not guarantee followed links or specific anchor text.

When will I hear back?

Review time varies. We cannot promise a response date or acceptance. If your proposal is a fit, we will discuss next steps by email.

Do you accept sponsored contributions?

Yes. Relevant educational proposals are considered under the same quality standards, with visible sponsorship disclosure and individually agreed terms. Share the brand, proposed topic, links, and timing.