Structured interpretation of CBC, biochemistry and urinalysis on VetAI's own clinical base: 153 analytes, 424 reference intervals, 305 breeds. Two documents from one lab form — a report for the vet and a handout for the owner.
Your team spends hours translating lab values into something useful — first for themselves, then for the owner, in two very different registers.
General-purpose AI chatbots don't show where a conclusion came from and have no veterinary reference base by species, breed and age — and give you and the owner the same text.
PDF, scan, photo, XLSX. Any lab, any format.
You see which analytes were read and which fall outside the range for this species, breed and age — and get a structured interpretation with a confidence level.
A report for the vet's clinical decision. A separate owner handout in plain language.
The full interpretation: what each abnormal analyte shows, which conditions to consider, what to do next — with a confidence level on every conclusion.
The same information in plain language: what was found, how serious it is, what it means for the animal and what the next steps are.
This takes off the vet's plate the part of the work that costs the most time and scales the worst — explaining. The owner goes home with a document they can re-read, not a retelling of a conversation. Fewer follow-up calls, less searching the internet, better adherence to treatment.
The output is a clinical form, not a paragraph. Every field is editable, exportable, handoff-ready.
A report for the vet with differentials and next steps. A separate owner handout, jargon-free.
PDF, scan or photo from any lab. Analyte names and units are normalised to one dictionary automatically.
Every interpretation shows what it relies on and where it is uncertain. The system interprets lab data and does not diagnose — the decision is the vet's.
Not a retelling of someone else's documents — what we built ourselves and can show at any moment. Every conclusion carries a confidence level. The system interprets lab data and does not diagnose — the decision is always the vet's.
86 species · 159 breed · 179 age

«VetAI was born from daily practice: hours spent turning lab numbers into answers for owners. We're building the tool we never had.»
Anatolii Razin
Founder · Veterinarian, 20+ years of clinical practice
About the teamNo. VetAI is a support tool for veterinarians. The final decision always rests with the vet.
Free for 7 days or 20 interpretations — whichever comes first, no card required. Signing up takes a minute — onboarding and support included.