A clinical tool,
not a chatbot.
Built on international guidelines.
Structured interpretations based on ACVIM, IRIS, WSAVA. One document — a vet analysis and an owner summary.
The lab gives you numbers. The owner wants answers. You stand between them.
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 know veterinary reference ranges, don't understand your protocols, and give you and the owner the same output.
Three steps. A report and a handout. No chat.
PDF, scan, photo, XLSX. Any lab, any format.
The system identifies values from the analysis and compares them against norms for this specific patient — accounting for species, age and breed.
A vet module for clinical decisions. A separate owner module for the handoff.
Built as a clinical tool. Not as a chat.
Structure, not prose
The output is a clinical form, not a paragraph. Every field is editable, exportable, handoff-ready.
A report for the vet. A handout for the owner.
A vet module with differentials and next steps. A separate owner module, jargon-free.
Internationalization
Ukrainian by default, English for foreign-language clients. Polish, Czech, German coming next.
Transparent reasoning
Every interpretation shows what it relies on and where it is uncertain. No made-up confidence and no hallucinations.
Interpretations grounded in 40 peer-reviewed clinical guidelines.
Every system output cites a specific source: which guideline, which section, and which reference range for this species, age, and breed.
No. VetAI is a support tool for veterinarians. The final decision always rests with the vet.
Be one of the first clinics working a new way.
Limited spots for launch partners. Hands-on onboarding, priority support, a say in the roadmap.