AI health assistant in plain English
Ask about symptoms, food, behaviour or everyday care. Petus uses your pet’s history to help you decide what to do next.
Describe it. Get a straight answer
Describe what you’ve noticed. Petus considers your pet’s history and asks follow-up questions to assess urgency: Now, Soon or Monitor.
If a photo would say it better, the photo symptom checker gives the same straight verdict from a picture. And when the answer is see a vet, Petus can point you to a real clinic near you.
One assistant for the whole household
Every pet, its own record
Each pet has a separate record and conversation history.
It remembers what matters
Saved details, such as past symptoms and reactions to medication, inform later conversations.
Grounded and cited
Answers can cite veterinary guidance from sources such as WSAVA, AAHA and IRIS.
It learns your pet, and joins the dots
Past symptoms, medication and care notes give later questions context. You can review and correct saved information in your pet’s record.
Everything you mention flows into a health record that keeps itself, so the full picture is there when you — or a vet — need it.
Common questions
- Is Petus a replacement for my vet?
- It makes your vet count for more. Petus helps you decide whether something is nothing, worth watching, or worth a visit — and when you do go in, your vet starts with the whole story instead of a blank page.
- Can I use one account for several pets?
- Yes. Every dog and cat in your household has their own record, and you can ask about any of them in the same conversation. The advice is specific to the pet you are asking about.
- Where does the advice come from?
- Petus grounds its answers in published veterinary guidance from bodies such as WSAVA, AAHA and IRIS, and cites its sources in the chat so you can see why it says what it says.
Prefer a human? A real vet consult — briefed by your pet’s record — is rolling out now.
