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AI decoding of pet lab tests: upload the report from your clinic or a photo — complete blood count (CBC), blood chemistry and urinalysis for dogs, cats and other pets. The AI compares every marker against the reference ranges for your pet's species and age, explains any abnormalities in plain language, and suggests what to ask your vet. Your first decoding is free, no sign-up needed. This is informational support for owners, not a diagnosis and not a replacement for an exam by a veterinarian.
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Decode your blood and urine tests online with AI: CBC, blood chemistry, hormones. We explain every marker and any deviations from the norm. First one free, no sign-up.
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We decode complete blood count and blood chemistry panels for dogs: red blood cells, hemoglobin, white blood cells, platelets, plus ALT, AST, urea, creatinine, total protein and glucose. Each marker is checked against canine reference ranges rather than human ones, and we explain what an out-of-range value actually means.
We go through a cat's blood work — CBC and blood chemistry: the white cell differential, hematocrit, liver and kidney markers (ALT, AST, urea, creatinine, GFR markers). We account for the fact that cats have their own reference ranges and physiology, so the same numbers are read differently in a cat than in a dog.
We decode urinalysis for dogs and cats: specific gravity, pH, protein, glucose, ketones, red and white blood cells, crystals and epithelial cells. We help you see what to watch for when urolithiasis, kidney or bladder problems are suspected, and which questions to put to your vet.
We assess each marker with an adjustment for species (dog or cat) and, where possible, for age and physiological state. Puppies and kittens, adult and senior animals all have different reference ranges, so a one-size-fits-all human chart simply doesn't apply here.
For every out-of-range marker, the AI explains in plain words what it may reflect and how pronounced the deviation is. That helps you avoid panicking over the asterisks on a report and come to your vet with clear, specific questions.
We accept results from your vet clinic or lab: a PDF report, a scan or a photo of the printout. The AI recognizes the markers and their values and pulls them into an easy-to-read summary — your first decoding is free and needs no sign-up.
How it works
Take a photo of a test or scan, upload a PDF — or just describe your symptoms. Several files at once, no sign-up.
It reads test values and findings on images and checks them against reference ranges. For tests from different dates, it tracks the trend.
What’s normal, what’s off and what it means — in plain language, with advice on which doctor to see.
Related articles and parameters — normal ranges, interpretation and causes of abnormalities.
FAQ
Upload a photo or PDF of the report — the AI recognizes the markers (red blood cells, white blood cells, ALT, urea and others) and compares them with canine reference ranges. For each value you'll get a clear note on whether it's within range or off, and by how much. This helps you understand the result and prepare questions for your vet, but it does not replace an exam and diagnosis by a veterinarian.
The service goes through your cat's CBC and blood chemistry and compares every marker against feline reference ranges, not human ones. You'll get a plain-language summary of what's normal and what's elevated or low. Use it as informational prep for your appointment — only a veterinarian can give the final read and prescribe treatment.
Yes, substantially. Dogs and cats have their own reference ranges for almost every blood, urine and chemistry marker, and these also differ between species. That's why a human 'normal values' chart doesn't work for a pet. The service applies ranges specific to the animal's species and, where possible, factors in age and condition.
Right now the service is built mainly for dogs and cats — the most common requests from owners. It supports CBC, blood chemistry and standard urinalysis. For exotic animals and rare tests the reference ranges can differ, so those results are best discussed directly with a veterinarian.
Yes. Upload your pet's urinalysis report — the AI reviews specific gravity, pH, protein, glucose, white and red blood cells, crystals and epithelial cells against species-specific ranges. This helps you see whether anything warrants attention, for example when urolithiasis or kidney problems are suspected, and what to clarify with your vet.
No. The service is informational: it helps you understand the numbers on a report and prepare for your appointment, but it does not diagnose or prescribe treatment. Tests are always assessed together with symptoms, an exam and the animal's history — and only a veterinarian can do that. Your first decoding is free and needs no sign-up.
The Calculators section has a cat and dog age calculator: it converts your pet's age into human years on an honest, non-linear scale that accounts for species and size — without the "multiply by 7" myth. It's a reference; health is assessed by an exam and lab tests.
Reviews
Stories from people who already got a clear breakdown of their results. All reviews
Needed to quickly check my cat's health, got some tests done and uploaded them here for interpretation. The system gave me everything clear and straightforward. Right away I could see which results were normal and where there were problems, plus which doctor to book with. Saved a lot of time, and my nerves too. It's a solid working tool, I'd recommend it
Online decoding
Upload a photo or PDF — your first decoding is free, no sign-up.
The service is informational and not intended to diagnose emergency, oncological or psychiatric conditions. For acute symptoms, call emergency services (112).