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Bring their results
Bring the lab report your vet shared, then add context such as your pet’s species, age, breed and reason for testing.
FOR DOGS, CATS & THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM
Your dog or cat’s
blood work results,
explained.
They have a favourite spot on the sofa. You have a lab report full of questions. Let’s turn those numbers into a clear, personal explanation — ready to talk through with your vet.
I’m here for
A structured report Plain English No diagnosis or treatment
THE ONE YOU’RE HERE FOR01 / DOG PERSON
Bailey.Good boy. Excellent company.Knows where you keep the treats.
Can’t explain a lab report.
Let’s makeCan’t explain a lab report.
sense of it.
A CLEARER PATH TO UNDERSTANDINGFrom blood test results
From blood test results
to a better vet conversation.
More than a glossary. A structured explanation that connects the results with the information you share about your pet.
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Explore their report
Read the summary and marker explanations, then explore wellness advice, your action plan and questions for your vet.
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Talk with your vet
Use the summary and suggested questions to prepare a focused conversation. Your vet makes the clinical decisions.
START WITH A LITTLE CLARITYUpload your pet’s lab report.
Upload your pet’s lab report.
Start here.
The starting point for a structured report, built around your pet’s results and the context you provide.
- An overview by biological function
- In-range and out-of-range markers explained
- Wellness advice and a practical action plan
- Questions to take to your veterinarian
A little preview of what’s coming.
Try the document area. In this demo, files stay on your device and no analysis is performed.
INSIDE YOUR AI REPORTInside the report:
Inside the report:
CBC and chemistry results, marker by marker.
Your pet’s profile, a detailed interpretation, wellness advice, an action plan and questions for your veterinarian. Browse the sample report.
Sample report · 20 pages
AI DIAGANIMALSUNDERSTANDING THEIR RESULTS
AI DiagAnimals Report
A comprehensive, personalized analysis that brings your pet’s data together.
NAMEMonty
AGE7 years
SPECIESDog
WEIGHT45 kg
REASON FOR ANALYSIS
Investigation of increased thirst
BREED
Great Pyrenees
PROFILE & LIFESTYLE
Neutered male · Mixed indoor/outdoor lifestyle · Moderately active
DIET
Dry food only. No current medication, known allergy or previous medical condition reported.
CURRENT OBSERVATIONS
Markedly increased thirst. This symptom needs to be considered alongside the blood results and veterinary examination.
The AI DiagAnimals report is an informational and educational tool generated by AI to help you understand your pet’s lab results and prepare for your consultation. It does not replace your veterinarian’s advice and does not constitute a diagnosis or treatment.
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Sample report · Personalized educational information for discussion with your veterinarian.
SCIENCE, ETHICS & A LITTLE HUMAN CAREScience & ethics:
Science & ethics:
a veterinarian on our team.
We have established a scientific and ethics committee, and our team includes a veterinarian. Our purpose is to make laboratory information understandable, with a clear place for professional expertise and the limits of AI.
A scientific & ethics committee
A commitment to science and ethics as we develop an educational service for pet owners.
A veterinarian on our team
Veterinary expertise within our team as we adapt the report experience to dogs and cats.
Your report is an AI-generated educational explanation. It may contain errors. It provides no diagnosis or treatment suggestions and does not replace your veterinarian’s assessment.
Understanding, not diagnosing Clarity, not treatment advice
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONSDog & cat blood work FAQs.
Dog & cat blood work FAQs.
You’re in good company.
The things you might be wondering before you begin.
What is AI DiagAnimals?
AI DiagAnimals is being built to provide a structured, personalized educational report on your dog or cat’s laboratory results. Inspired by the report format used by AI DiagMe for people, it brings together your pet’s profile, an overview of the results, marker-by-marker explanations, wellness advice, an action plan and questions for your veterinarian. This page previews that future service.
What will my pet’s report include?
The planned report starts with your pet’s profile and the context you provide, followed by an overview grouped by biological function, explanations of the reported markers and their laboratory reference ranges, wellness advice, a practical action plan, and questions to bring to your vet. It is designed to explain both in-range and out-of-range results, rather than only the flagged values.
Who is behind AI DiagAnimals?
Our team includes a veterinarian, and we have established a scientific and ethics committee. These are part of our commitment to developing a responsible educational service. Reports will be generated by AI and may contain errors; the presence of the committee and veterinarian does not turn them into veterinary consultations or replace your own vet’s assessment.
Does this replace a visit to my veterinarian?
No. AI DiagAnimals does not diagnose conditions, suggest treatments or make decisions about your pet’s care. Laboratory results are only one part of the picture. Your veterinarian brings together the examination, history and other findings to explain what the results mean for your pet.
Which pets and reports is this being designed for?
The initial focus is dogs and cats, with educational explanations of common blood count, blood chemistry and urine reports. The live service’s supported tests and file formats will be confirmed before launch. The document area currently accepts a PDF, JPG or PNG for a local demonstration only.
Can I upload my pet’s results now?
You can try selecting or dropping a document in the demo. It only displays the filename in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, read, stored or analyzed, and no report is generated. The live interpretation service will be connected later.
What if a result is outside the reference range?
An out-of-range flag alone is not a diagnosis. The laboratory’s own reference range, the species and your pet’s clinical context all matter. Discuss the result with your veterinarian, who can interpret it alongside the rest of your pet’s information.
How much will an explanation cost?
Pricing has not been announced. This local preview is free to explore and does not ask for payment or create a subscription.