VetVaultYour pet’s bloodwork, explained.
Take a photo of your cat’s or dog’s lab report, or upload the PDF. VetVault reads every value, flags what is out of range and explains it in plain language, so you walk into the next vet visit knowing what to ask.
Free to download. Your first lab analysis is free. English, Türkçe, Română.
From a confusing lab printout to clear answers in under a minute
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Add the report
Photograph the printout or upload the PDF your clinic emailed you, from any lab or clinic.
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Understand every value
Each result is listed with its reference range and flagged high or low, with a plain-language summary and the questions worth asking your vet.
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Track it over time
Every analysis is saved to your pet’s record and compared with earlier tests, so you can see whether a value is improving, worsening or stable.
Built for the tests your vet actually runs
VetVault reads full lab reports, not just a single number. It understands the panels vets order for routine checkups, senior screening and monitoring of long-term conditions.
It also reads vet visit documents and turns them into organized records: diagnosis, treatment and medications.
When the bloodwork comes every few months, keep it all in one place
Kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, heart disease: long-term conditions mean repeat tests, daily medication and a lot to remember. VetVault keeps the whole picture together.
Lab history
Every result with its explanation, compared with the last one, ready when the vet asks “how was it last time?”
Medication reminders
Doses and schedules, with reminders on your phone and in your calendar.
A report for your vet
A clean PDF with vaccinations, conditions, medications, lab results, weight trend and symptoms (Premium).
One health record for every pet you have
Vaccinations
Dates, next due dates and booster reminders.
Vet visits
Diagnosis, treatment and notes; upload the visit document and let the AI fill it in.
Symptoms
Log what you notice, with severity, duration and photos, so you can tell your vet exactly when it started.
Weight
Track weight in kilograms or pounds and see the trend.
Routines
Feeding, brushing, litter and walks, with reminders and streaks.
Expenses
Vet bills and pet costs, with CSV export.
Family sharing
Invite family members or a pet sitter to see and update the same record.
Community
Share experiences with other pet owners, with reporting and blocking built in.
Free to use. Premium when you want unlimited analysis.
Free
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- Unlimited pets and health records
- Vaccination, medication and routine reminders
- Symptom log, weight tracking, expenses with CSV export
- Family sharing
- 1 free AI lab analysis, 1 vet-visit document analysis and 1 symptom report
- 3 AI chat messages a day
Premium
$49.99 / year
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited AI lab analysis, compared with past results
- Unlimited vet-visit document analysis and symptom reports
- Vet-ready PDF health reports
- Up to 100 AI chat messages a day
- AI health reminders based on breed, age and season
US prices. Your local price is shown in the app. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled in your App Store or Google Play settings. Pricing details.
Your pet’s records stay yours
- Only you and the people you invite can see your pet’s records.
- Lab and vet documents are sent to Google’s Gemini AI through our server only to create the explanation. See our Privacy Policy.
- We do not sell your data and there are no ads.
- Delete your account and all of its data from the app at any time.
Explanations, not diagnoses. VetVault helps you understand what a lab report says. It does not diagnose or treat. Always talk to your veterinarian about results, and contact them straight away if your pet stops eating, struggles to breathe, cannot urinate or collapses.
Understand your cat’s results
Cat kidney values explained
Creatinine, BUN, SDMA, urine specific gravity and the IRIS stages of kidney disease.
How to read a cat blood test
Every common CBC and chemistry value, what it measures and why it goes up or down.
Cat T4 and hyperthyroidism
What a high T4 means, the grey zone, and why kidney values are rechecked after treatment.
All guides: SDMA, liver enzymes, diabetes, dog kidney values
Frequently asked questions
What is VetVault?
VetVault is a pet health app for iPhone and Android. You add your cat's or dog's lab reports, vaccinations, medications, vet visits, weight and symptoms, and VetVault explains lab results in plain language and reminds you what is due.
How does VetVault explain my pet's blood test?
Take a photo of the lab report or upload the PDF. VetVault reads each value with its reference range, flags anything high or low, writes a plain-language summary with questions to ask your vet, and compares the result with your pet's earlier tests.
Is VetVault free?
Yes. Records, reminders, routines, expenses and family sharing are free, and every account gets one free AI lab analysis. Premium costs $6.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $149 once (US prices) and adds unlimited AI analysis and PDF reports for your vet.
Does it work for dogs as well as cats?
Yes. VetVault works for cats and dogs (and other pets). Our guides focus on cats because cat owners with ongoing conditions such as kidney disease or hyperthyroidism use lab tracking the most.
Is the AI explanation a diagnosis?
No. It explains what the values on the report mean so you understand them and know what to ask. Only your veterinarian can diagnose and decide on treatment.
Which languages does VetVault support?
The app is available in English, Turkish and Romanian, and lab explanations are written in the language you use the app in, even when the report itself is in another language.
Who can see my pet's data?
Only you and the family members you invite. Lab documents are sent to Google's Gemini AI through our server only to create the explanation. We do not sell your data, and you can delete your account and all of its data in the app.
Make sense of the next lab report
Download VetVault and add your pet in under a minute.