Vet appointment soon? Bring receipts.
VetReady turns your memory and your camera roll into a clean, dated, non-diagnostic PDF your vet can actually use — tonight, before the appointment. Ten minutes.
How VetReady works
You do not need weeks of careful logging. VetReady helps you rebuild the story tonight, using what you remember and what is already on your phone.
Tell us the problem
Answer a few guided questions about what happened, when you noticed it, and what has changed. You can type or just talk.
Add your evidence
Select the photos or videos you already took. Their timestamps help build the timeline without relying only on memory.
Preview page 1
See your pet's name, concern, first timeline rows, and evidence thumbnails before you pay. It feels like your report, not a template.
Get the full PDF tonight
Receive the full report by email: summary, dated timeline, evidence page, and practical questions to ask during the appointment.
Your camera roll is the clever part
Most owners already take photos when something looks off. The best evidence usually exists before VetReady is even opened — it just needs organising.
What is inside the report
The goal is not to impress with AI. The goal is to help the owner arrive calmer and help the vet see the shape of the problem quickly.
Page 1 — Executive summary
A clean first page with the pet's details, the main concern, when it started, and what the owner wants addressed.
- Main concern in plain English
- First noticed / most recent timing
- Visible photo thumbnails
- Immediate owner goal for the appointment
Page 2 — Dated timeline
A simple chronological table showing what happened, how often, and which entries are exact versus estimated.
- Clear date or date-range labels
- Worst episode called out
- Changes in appetite, water, toilet, energy, behaviour
- What the owner already tried
Page 3 — Evidence page
Relevant photos organised into one place so the vet does not have to scroll a messy phone gallery during the consultation.
- Tagged photos with dates
- Useful labels like limp, skin, stool, wound
- Owner notes where needed
- Structured for quick review
Page 4 — Questions for the vet
A short, useful page that turns panic into better questions, while keeping the product safely non-diagnostic.
- Owner's top question
- Suggested clarifying prompts
- Follow-up reminders after the visit
- Clear disclaimer footer
A simple offer, priced for the moment
The night-before report is a one-time purchase. No subscription pressure. No complicated plan choice. Just help when the appointment is close.
What £4.99 includes
No reviews yet — on purpose
VetReady is new, and we'd rather tell you that than rent five stars. So the risk sits with us, not you.
Page 1 is rendered with your pet's real name, your concern and your photos — before any money changes hands. If it doesn't look useful, don't buy it.
Vet-useful or refunded, 14 days, reply to your receipt, no questions asked. A new product has to carry its own risk — so it does.
Every early report is checked by a human before it's sent. When real owner feedback arrives, it will appear here with permission — never invented.
Questions owners will have
The page should answer the obvious concerns clearly, especially around diagnosis, urgency and whether people need perfect records.
Is this a diagnosis tool?
No. VetReady organises what you observed so a real vet can understand the story faster. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or decide urgency for you.
What if I do not remember exact dates?
That is fine. VetReady supports rough date ranges and labels them honestly as estimates. Where possible, selected photo dates help strengthen the timeline.
Can I just talk instead of typing?
Yes. Every question takes typed or spoken answers — most owners find it easier to just say what happened. You always see the transcript and can correct it before moving on.
Does this work for cats too?
Yes — cats, dogs and most small pets. The questions adapt to the animal.
What if I am worried my pet needs urgent care?
If you think your pet may need urgent or emergency attention, contact a vet or emergency vet immediately. VetReady is for preparing a booked appointment, not assessing emergencies.
Walk in with the story straight.
Ten minutes now. A calm, organised consult tomorrow — with nothing forgotten in the room.
Vet-useful or refunded — 14 days, no questions.
- Summary page with your main concern, stated clearly
- Dated timeline — estimates labelled honestly
- Photo evidence page built from your camera roll
- Question sheet so your mind can't go blank
Worried your pet needs help right now? Skip this — contact a vet or emergency vet immediately.
Appointment not booked yet?
Take the free Vet Visit Question Sheet — a one-page checklist of what vets ask, so you're ready when the time comes.