AI-Powered Blood Report Triage

Upload your pet's complete blood count (CBC) report – our Bayesian engine evaluates blood biomarkers to determine urgency and guide your next steps – so you know whether to monitor, schedule a vet visit, or seek emergency care.

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Why Use Our Blood Report Triage?

Turn complex lab data into clear, actionable guidance – instantly.

Smart Triage Guidance

Our Bayesian engine, built on vet-reviewed research and clinical data, analyzes biomarkers to give you clear, practical guidance.

24/7 Instant Access

No appointments, no waiting – get a triage assessment anytime, anywhere.

Privacy First

Your data is encrypted and never shared. We prioritise your pet's privacy.

How It Works

1. Upload report

PDF, image, or photo of your pet's CBC (complete blood count) report.

2. AI analysis

Our Bayesian engine analyzes biomarkers to calculate urgency and risk probabilities.

3. Get triage results

Understand urgency levels and receive clear, actionable next steps.

Clear Triage Insights

Our engine generates a concise, easy-to-read report that highlights the most important findings and next steps for your pet.

  • Urgency level – know whether to seek emergency care, schedule a vet visit soon, or monitor comfortably at home.
  • Disease probability – see which conditions are most likely, ranked to help you focus on what matters.
  • Organ dysfunction risk – identify which organ systems may be affected, based on your pet's biomarker profile.
  • Practical action plan – clear next steps for your pet's care, along with tailored food and exercise recommendations where applicable.

200+

Active users

94%

Extraction accuracy*

2 mins

Average processing time

* Accuracy based on internal testing.

Ready to triage your pet's blood report?

Get a second opinion powered by AI – fast, private, and insightful.

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Available exclusively on our mobile app.

This tool is for informational triage purposes only. Always consult a veterinarian for medical advice.