Reddit reviews Weighmax Electronic Kitchen Scale - Weighmax 2810-2KG black

If you want a slightyl cheaper model, this one has been great to me for years now.

I have two. This was the first one I bought last year. It still works great. It's scuffed up a bit, though.

I bought this to keep at work. It works pretty well too.

My old one was like that too. It was so annoying! I have this one now and it seems like it stays on forever. (It does have automatic shut off, it just takes a long time to kick in.)

I'm not sure how high my scale goes since I didn't buy it, but it weighs my 800+ gram bp just fine.

It looks a lot like this one, which says it goes up to 2 kg. Females usually top out at 2 kg.

I have this one and I adore it.

I got a kitchen scale:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000P1PJL4/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It has a switch on the bottom to toggle between grams or ounces.

I like it because it has a bowl you can set them in. :)

This is the one I have, and it works like a charm :) Amazon is your friend!

Cups/spoons are not accurate unfortunately... for exact calorie intake anyway.

Healthy snacks.... CLEMENTINES which are in season. Seriously 35 cal a piece! Chips aren't a big deal or any junk, if it fits in your daily limit - don't sweat it!! In my opinion anyway.

I had that scale on my list too until my fiance got me one! I'd have to say either this kitchen food scale

or this polarizing filter for my camera lenses

or this backpack

If you're worried about weight, I would highly recommend buying a food scale! Not for veggies, but for your guinea. One like this with a little dish that fits on top, so your little one can sit more comfortably.

I try to weigh my boys once a week (like after cage cleaning time so it's become part of the routine) so I can monitor their health. Weight is one of the main indicators of guinea pig health that you can reliably measure without a vet. Also it was really fun charting out how much they grew over time when I first got them! After a few times weighing your guinea, you'll have an idea of what a healthy weight should be, regardless of hair length.

Edit: I forgot to mention that a scale is an especially helpful tool if you think you'll be moving a few times in the next few years. I move my guys maybe 4 times a year because I go to college an hour away from my parents' house, and at first it was stressful for those little potatoes. They lost weight for the first few days each move, but slowly regained it once they settled in (they're pros at moving house now though). I'm not sure how long it's been since you moved to your parents' house but it may have contributed to her weight loss.