See the patient.Across a lifetime.
Shared patient history, clinical notes and the day’s appointments, connected. Petus gives individual vets and practice teams more context for the care they provide.
For veterinary professionals. Owner-shared records require the owner’s permission.

A familiar face. A fuller history.
For the whole practice.
From the first appointment to the signed note and invoice. Keep the day’s work connected to the patient, with a shared view for your team.
Know who is coming, and what is next.
See appointments across clinicians and rooms. Open the patient’s visit from the schedule and keep their arrival connected to the care episode.

For individual vets
Apply for professional access to owner-shared records. Add Petus Scribe when you need help turning a consultation into a draft clinical note.
Apply for professional accessFor practices and hospitals
The workspace is live for participating clinics. Contact us to discuss team access, your workflow and deployment needs.
Discuss practice accessThe result, with its history.
Review the source report, compare serial measurements and inspect a conditional projection. Switch to one reading to see where the evidence stops.
Bring connected care to your clinicFrom report to health record.
Upload a report. Dated results join the health record, with the original document kept alongside them.
Aug 1, 2026
Report interval: 0.5–1.8 mg/dL
Original document retainedRecorded measurements
- Lab report1.0mg/dL
- Lab report1.2mg/dL
- Lab report1.4mg/dL
3 source readings
Fictional patient and results, using Petus’s trend calculations. Projections require enough recent, comparable readings and a supported reference range. One reading cannot support a forecast.
More listening.Less typing.
Turn the consultation into a clear clinical draft with the AI scribe in Petus Vet. Review it in your workspace. An iPhone companion is on the way.
Milo
Dog · Follow-up visit
Consultation
Your attention stays in the room.
00:46Record on iPhone. Review on the web.
“He’s eating normally again. No vomiting since Monday.”
“Milo weighs 12.4 kilograms today. His abdomen is soft and comfortable on palpation.”
Stay with your patient. Scribe listens.
A product preview. No microphone is accessed and no patient data is recorded. Web and iPhone access will share a paid Scribe subscription.
Movement evidence, ready for review.
Review an owner’s gait findings alongside the patient history they have shared. See the visual assessment, urgency, uncertainty and any available landmark estimates together.
How to film a useful walking clipLandmark tracking is being evaluated. Availability depends on model configuration and clip quality; a visual assessment does not imply that tracking ran.
Landmarks can be misplaced or hidden by the body. This demonstration does not establish diagnostic accuracy, joint angles or a clinical gait measurement.
Watch a second clip
Footage: Shin et al., PLOS ONE (2013), supplementary movies S1 and S3, CC BY 2.5. Petus added the overlays and presentation. PLOS ONE · CC BY 2.5
A living record between every visit.
A change in appetite. The last blood panel. A question about medication. Review the clinical information an owner has chosen to share, with original documents and a history that keeps developing.

Milo
Dog · 4 years old · Owner: Alex
Recent history
- 15 May
A change at breakfast
Milo has left part of his morning meal for the last two days. His owner added this observation to the record.
Owner observation - 12 May
Blood test report added
The original report and recorded lab results are available with the patient’s documents.
Document uploaded by owner - 08 May
Weight recorded
12.4 kg at the last check-up. Kept alongside earlier measurements.
Owner-recorded measurement
Before the appointment
A useful starting point for your questions, with the history and sources close at hand.
- Shared by
- Alex, owner
- Permission
- Time-limited
Information shared by the owner. Review original documents and confirm relevant details during the visit.
Illustrative patient record. All names and details are fictional. The professional view contains shared clinical information, never private chats or the owner’s journal.
From their home to your consultation.
Everyday details become useful context. Your team brings the clinical judgment.
Apply to joinOwners notice the little things.
An appetite change. A different walk. A question about a routine. Owners can record clinical observations while the details are fresh.
A dated history of life between visits.The history stays together.
Observations, clinical records and source documents sit alongside one another, so a single measurement has the history around it.
Notes, documents and labs in one patient record.Start with better questions.
Review the shared history before the appointment. See what needs clarification, then confirm the details with the owner and your own assessment.
Useful context. Your clinical judgment.
Bring the history into the room.
Apply for professional access to Petus. Once approved, you can review the records owners choose to share with you.
Owner-shared records and paid Petus Scribe are available now. The practice workspace is live for participating clinics; team access is arranged with Petus. On-demand Petus consultations are not yet available.