Pet Vet AI is an AI pet health assistant that scans photos and videos for visible health concerns. It helps pet owners spot changes early and decide when to call a vet.
The process takes three steps. First, owners snap a photo or short video with a phone. Next, the AI reviews the eyes, ears, mouth, coat, posture, and movement. Then it builds a report that owners can share with their vet.
The tool also checks stool photos. According to the company, the digestive scan looks at color, texture, shape, and hydration clues. Both scans sort results into three levels. Green means normal, yellow means monitor, and red means urgent.
Range sets Pet Vet AI apart because it covers dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, fish, and farm animals. That variety helps owners with mixed households. Each scan also saves to a health timeline, so changes show up over time. Compatible Ring cameras can add saved video moments for review.
A personal story drives the company. Alexa Elliot, owner and CEO of Pet Madness Inc., started it after she lost her dog Sparty to seizures. She wants owners to notice changes sooner.
Still, Pet Vet AI states what it is not. The company says it does not diagnose medical conditions, and it urges vet follow up. Experts agree with that limit. The AVMA explains that a hands on exam helps a vet avoid misdiagnosis. So treat every report as a guide, not a verdict.
Ready to know your pet better? Start with a free quick screening, and no credit card is required. Pet Vet AI scans photos and videos, sorts findings by risk level, and prepares a vet ready report.
