PetWellness
Emergency
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Tools

Tools we'd trust with our own pets.

A tool that touches health has to be right. We release each one only when it's clinically sound and reviewed — so you'll see a small, honest set here, growing carefully over time.

Our first tool

In review — not yet live to the public.

In review

Can My Pet Eat This?

Search any everyday food and get a clear, separate answer for dogs and cats — with why, safe context, and what to do if it was eaten by accident.

Coming after clinical review

Built, but not released until vet-approved rules exist.

Coming after clinical review

Symptom guidance

A structured triage guide — species, age, symptom, duration and context — pointing you to the right level of urgency. It will launch only when its rules are versioned, vet-reviewed and tested. We won't ship guesswork dressed up as triage.

Coming after clinical review

Heat-risk checker

A seasonal guide to heat and humidity risk for your pet, based on breed, age and conditions — framed as environmental guidance, not prediction.

In development

On the roadmap, being built and reviewed.

In development

Calorie calculator

An estimate of daily energy needs by weight, age and activity — for guidance, not a prescription.

In development

Vaccination planner

A personalised reminder of core vaccines and timing, adaptable to your vet's advice and local context.

In development

Deworming planner

A simple schedule helper based on age, lifestyle and season.

In development

Healthy-weight guide

Body-condition scoring made understandable, with what to do at each stage.

In development

Pet age guide

A more honest "pet years" estimate that accounts for species, size and breed.

More tools are planned. Each ships only when it's safe, useful and reviewed.

Why so few tools? Anything that shapes a health decision can do harm if it's wrong. So we'd rather ship one tool we trust than ten that guess. A tool that isn't ready shows its real status here — never a placeholder pretending to work.
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