Vet Blood & Urine Test Analysis
for Dogs, Cats, Horses & 9 More Species
Pet’s blood test results confusing? VetBlood decodes the numbers in 5 minutes with vet-grade AI interpretation, based on the same WSAVA and AAHA clinical guidelines your veterinarian uses. A $150 specialist consultation costs just $29.99 here. Blood test, urine test, or both — one price. Available 24/7, no appointment needed.
How VetBlood works
From upload to inbox in minutes — no account required, no waiting room.
Upload & extract
Upload your pet’s blood test, urine test, or both — as a PDF or photo. Our built-in OCR reads the values and reference ranges directly from the document — you review and confirm before proceeding.
Fill in the profile
Select species, enter breed, age, sex, weight and any symptoms. The comments field is your space to say what worries you — think of it as the question you’d ask your vet if you had their full attention.
Receive your report
Pay securely via Stripe. Within 2–5 minutes your full report arrives as an HTML attachment to your inbox — yours to keep and share with your veterinarian.
See it filled in, field by field
One minute forty. No sound — captions explain each step.
Choose your species
Click on your pet to go directly to the analysis form. Each report is tailored to the specific physiology of the species and breed.
No other consumer tool goes beyond dogs, cats and horses. VetBlood reads results for 12 species — including ferrets, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, goats, sheep and cattle.
All prices are per single analysis, one-time payment. No subscription. Save up to 40% with a pack →
Three questions worth asking first
Any tool can produce a confident-sounding paragraph about your pet’s results. These three questions separate the options faster than any feature list.
1. What is the interpretation built on?
A language model with no grounding will produce a fluent, plausible explanation that is simply wrong — and nothing on the page tells you which sentences are which. Ask which guidelines, and where the reference values come from.
VetBlood: WSAVA, AAHA, IRIS and ACVIM consensus statements and peer-reviewed literature — the same evidence base your veterinarian should use.
2. Can you see a finished report before paying?
A complete report is the only honest demonstration of quality.
VetBlood: three full sample reports, published before payment.
3. Does it cover your species?
A dog reference range applied to a ferret is worse than no interpretation at all.
VetBlood: 12 species, each with its own reference intervals.
Sample reports
This is exactly what you receive — a full personalized report based on your pet’s specific blood test results and health profile.
Every interpretation is grounded exclusively in evidence-based veterinary medicine — WSAVA, AAHA, IRIS and ACVIM consensus statements and peer-reviewed literature. The same evidence base your veterinarian should use. Reference values come with their source; nothing is invented.
You get a document — not a chat reply. Take it to your own vet, to a second opinion, or to a referral specialist.
Free reference data
Every value cited. No exceptions.
Reference intervals for twelve species — biochemistry, haematology, urinalysis and specialised tests. Hover any value and the source appears: a named laboratory document, an established clinical pathology reference or a peer-reviewed paper. Every value carries its source. Where no interval has been established at all, the cell stays empty — we never fill a gap by analogy with a related species.
- 613 cited values
- 90 markers
- 12 species
- 53 distinct sources
Free to read, no sign-up. Reference intervals are analyser- and method-dependent — the interval printed on your own laboratory report always takes precedence.
From the blog
Vet-written guides for interpreting blood test results across 12 species.
Dog Elevated Creatinine — Chronic vs Acute Renal Failure
Quick Answer:Elevated creatinine levels in dogs are a critical indicator of kidney function impairment. Per standard veterinary practice,…
Elevated Cobalamin and Folate in Cats — Intestinal Malabsorption Markers
Quick Answer:Elevated cobalamin (vitamin B12) and folate levels in cats can be a cause for concern, as they often indicate […]
Elevated Lactic Acid in Horses — Colic, Sepsis, or Exercise?
Quick Answer:Elevated lactic acid levels in horses are a critical indicator of underlying health issues, particularly during colic episodes…
Rabbit Bile Acids — Liver Function Testing Explained
Quick Answer:Bile acids are crucial indicators of liver function in rabbits, as they play a vital role in digestion and […]
Elevated Liver Enzymes After Deworming in Goats — Drug Toxicity?
Quick Answer:Elevated liver enzymes after deworming in goats can be a cause for significant concern, as they may indicate potential…
Elevated CK After Recumbency in Sheep — Muscle Damage Assessment
Quick Answer:Elevated creatine kinase (CK) levels in sheep after prolonged recumbency are a critical indicator of potential muscle damage.…
The tool your clients wish you’d send them
VetBlood is used by pet owners — but it was built with veterinary professionals in mind. Here’s how clinics and practitioners use it.
Clinical decision support
Use VetBlood as a second opinion before a difficult diagnosis — especially useful in after-hours emergencies when specialists aren’t available. The same guidelines, instant.
Save 20 minutes per client
Stop spending consultation time explaining what numbers mean. Send clients a VetBlood report — they arrive informed, you focus on treatment, not education.
Send with every result
Buy a pack, hand out codes to clients alongside their lab results. A small gesture that dramatically increases perceived value and client loyalty.
Fewer “worried” calls
When clients understand their pet’s results, they call less. VetBlood answers the questions they’d otherwise ask at 9pm — so you don’t have to.
Training for junior staff
Interns and technicians compare their own interpretation against the AI-generated analysis. A low-stakes, high-value learning tool built into your daily workflow.
Referral support
Send a specialist-ready summary with every referral. VetBlood’s structured report gives receiving clinicians immediate context — reducing back-and-forth and speeding up care.
Refer your clients — earn from every analysis
We partner with clinics, breeders, and individual veterinarians to offer their clients fast, guideline-based blood test interpretation. Partners receive:
- Co-branded reports (your logo on the report clients receive)
- Revenue share on every referral made through your unique code
- Priority support and direct access to our editorial team
- Custom pack discounts for bulk in-clinic use
Specific revenue share rates and partnership terms are tailored to clinic size and integration model. Drop us your email — we’ll send full details within 24 hours.
Analysis Packs — save up to 40%
Buy codes in advance and use them anytime within the validity period. Each pack code covers one analysis — blood test, urine test, or both. Codes are transferable and can be shared with clients or colleagues.
For multi-pet households. Mini pack codes work for any supported species — short validity, deeper discount.
Codes are delivered by email immediately after purchase. They are transferable — share with clients, colleagues, or use yourself. Each code is single-use.
Built different. Built better.
VetBlood is not another chatbot. It is a structured clinical decision support system — the first of its kind for veterinary medicine.
Peace of mind in minutes
Get answers at 2am, on a Sunday, on holiday. No waiting room, no anxiety. Your pet’s results interpreted while you’re still sitting at the kitchen table.
A second opinion — always
Even experienced vets use AI to verify findings. VetBlood gives every pet owner access to the same level of analysis — independent, unbiased, instant.
A fraction of the cost
A single specialist consultation in the US costs $200–$500. VetBlood starts at $29.99 — and covers blood test, urine test, or both for the same price.
Science only — no guesswork
Every interpretation is grounded in peer-reviewed veterinary literature and WSAVA/AAHA clinical guidelines — the same sources your vet consults. No speculation, no generic advice.
Truly personalized
Species, breed, age, sex, neutering status and weight all shape the analysis. A Greyhound is not a Labrador. A senior horse is not a foal. VetBlood knows the difference.
Ask what you’re afraid to ask
The comments field is where you tell us what’s worrying you — symptoms, behavior changes, medications. Think of it as 30 uninterrupted minutes with a specialist.
First & only worldwide
No comparable veterinary analysis tool exists at this breadth. 12 species, blood and urine — dogs and cats to horses and cattle. One platform, low prices.
Multi-stage AI pipeline
A dedicated extraction model, independent per-parameter analysis models, and a clinical synthesis model. Results are cross-validated between stages to minimize errors.
Yours to keep — forever
The full report arrives as an attachment in your inbox in 2–5 minutes. No account, no expiring links. Save it, print it, share it with your veterinarian.
Powered by VDST — Veterinary Decision Support Technology
VetBlood is built on the principles of DDST (Decision and Diagnostic Support Tools), the same clinical decision support framework successfully implemented in human medicine as part of CDSS systems. VDST applies this structured, evidence-based approach to veterinary diagnostics — ensuring the analysis you receive is systematic, not speculative. This is not a chatbot. It is a clinical reasoning engine trained on veterinary knowledge.
How we keep you safe
AI is powerful. But pets matter too much for shortcuts. Here’s what we promise — and what we never do.
Zero-hallucination reference ranges
Our AI uses ONLY the reference ranges printed on YOUR lab report — never invented, never guessed, never substituted with “typical” values from training data. If your lab didn’t print a range, we flag it clearly and apply conservative species-general caution. The lab is the authority, not the model.
14-day money-back guarantee
Not satisfied with your analysis? Email us within 14 days at vetblood@vetblood.io. Full refund to the original payment method within 5–10 business days. No questions asked.
Your data is yours, briefly
Input data stored only while processing (max 2 hours), then permanently deleted. Report delivered to your inbox as attachment — not kept on our servers. Payment via Stripe — we never see your card. Fully GDPR-compliant.
Not a substitute for your vet
VetBlood is a Decision Support Tool — not a diagnosis, not medical advice. It helps you and your veterinarian understand the results better. For emergencies, medication changes, or clinical decisions, consult a licensed veterinary professional.
Rare species — handled with care
For rare species (hamster, rat, mouse, ferret, guinea pig), veterinary reference data is scientifically limited. VetBlood flags low-confidence parameters transparently. You always know what the AI is certain about, and what requires professional confirmation.
Accuracy starts with you
Our AI analyzes EXACTLY what you submit — no more, no less. Before payment, you review every value, unit and reference range extracted by OCR. If you approve incorrect data, the analysis will reflect that input. Take your time at the verification step — the numbers matter. We do not cross-check OCR output against the original source; you are the final authority on data accuracy.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before your first analysis.
Ready to decode your pet’s results?
Vet-grade interpretation in 2-5 minutes. From $29.99. 14-day money-back guarantee.