Dog & Cat Ultrasound, X-ray & MRI Interpretation Online
Upload a scan or a photo of the report from the vet clinic — the AI describes findings on ultrasound, X-ray, MRI and CT for dogs, cats and other animals, compares them with the norm and tells you when a vet is needed. You can attach a report or tests as a PDF or photo — the system detects what is a scan and accounts for everything. First pet scan interpretation once every 3 months is free, no sign-up. After that — 550 ₽ per report.
ECG, EEG and other long strips
Don't capture the whole strip in a single shot — details will be unreadable. Split the strip into sections and take separate close-up photos in order, left to right.
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Which pet scans does the AI interpret
Ultrasound, X-ray, MRI and CT interpretation for dogs and cats from a scan photo. The AI accounts for anatomy and norms differing from human ones.
Ultrasound & echo
Ultrasound interpretation for dogs and cats: abdomen, bladder, kidneys, liver, spleen. Pet heart ultrasound (echocardiography). Dog abdominal ultrasound interpretation.
X-ray
X-ray interpretation for dogs and cats: chest, bones, joints, spine, abdomen. Pet X-ray from a scan photo.
MRI
MRI interpretation for dogs and cats: brain, spine, joints. Findings described from the scan.
CT
CT interpretation for dogs and cats — assessment of organs and bone structures from computed tomography slices.
Dogs and cats
Ultrasound, X-ray and MRI handled separately for dogs, cats and other animals — anatomy and norms differ.
Reports and protocols
Upload a PDF or photo of the veterinarian's report — the AI explains terms and abbreviations in plain language.
How pet scan interpretation works
Upload the pet's scan
Photograph the scan from the screen or upload a PDF from the vet clinic. You can attach a report.
AI analyzes the scan
The AI describes findings on ultrasound, X-ray, MRI or CT and compares them with the norm for the species.
Get the findings described
A clear explanation of the findings, what is normal, what needs attention and when to show your pet to a vet.
Pet scan interpretation: benefits
Findings described
Ultrasound, X-ray, MRI, CT — the AI describes the findings on the pet's scan in plain language.
Compared with the norm
The AI matches findings against the typical picture for the species and highlights abnormalities.
Species-aware
Anatomy of dogs, cats and other animals differs — the AI accounts for this when describing the scan.
Any format
A phone photo of the scan or a PDF from the vet clinic.
Data security
Scans are deleted after processing. We do not store images.
No sign-up
First pet scan interpretation once every 3 months is free. Pay per use via Tinkoff.
Not a substitute for a vet visit
AI pet scan interpretation is for reference only and is not a veterinary diagnosis. Scan interpretation requires clinical context and an examination. Always consult a veterinarian.
Pet scan interpretation FAQ
Ultrasound, X-ray, MRI and CT for dogs, cats and other animals, as well as veterinarian reports in PDF or photo.
Photograph the scan straight, without glare or reflections, in good light. You can upload a PDF from the clinic or attach a report.
Anatomy and norms for animals differ from human ones and depend on species. The AI accounts for this when describing findings.
The first pet scan interpretation once every 3 months is free, no sign-up. After that — a fixed price per report.
No. The described findings are for reference and are not a diagnosis. The final conclusion is made by a veterinarian.