Understand what your pet needs, sooner.
Describe a symptom in plain words, or add a photo. Petwell explains what it could relate to, how urgent it looks, and what to watch for, then drafts the questions to bring to your vet.
Free to start. Guidance and vet prep, not a diagnosis.
Ask about your pet
Biscuit has been limping on his back left leg since yesterday. He is still eating and wagging, but he holds the paw up sometimes.
About Biscuit, a 4-year-old Labrador
Petwell guidance
Worth watchingA limp that comes on after activity, with your dog still eating and bright, often points to a minor strain or something small caught in the paw pad rather than an emergency.
For the vet
Does this seem like a soft-tissue strain or something in the joint?
Guidance and vet prep, not a diagnosis.
Something seems off, and you are not sure what to do
When your pet is not quite right, it is hard to tell nothing from something. Petwell gives you a calm, honest read so you can stop guessing.
The 2am guessing game
Something seems off and you cannot tell if it is nothing or a vet trip. So you search, and the internet swings from 'it is fine' to 'worst case' in two clicks.
You over-worry, or you miss it
Without a calm read, it is easy to rush in over nothing, or wait too long on something that actually mattered. Both keep you up at night.
The visit is a blur
You finally get to the vet and forget half of what you noticed, or when it started. The last two weeks are hard to sum up on the spot.
Three calm steps
No forms and no jargon. Tell Petwell what you noticed, and it does the rest.
Describe it, or add a photo
Type what you noticed in plain words, like you would text a friend, or add a photo of the rash, the limp, or the sore eye. Petwell reads both.
Get a calm read
Petwell explains what it could relate to, how urgent it looks, and what to watch for, in plain language. It flags a real emergency clearly.
Walk into the vet prepared
Bring a clear list of the right questions and your pet's history, so the visit starts from the full picture instead of a blank.
A real, calm read on a real worry
This is live. Pick a pet, then switch between the plain explanation, the urgency read and what to watch for, and the questions for the vet. Petwell builds the same for your own pet.
What Biscuit’s owner said
Biscuit has been limping on his back left leg since yesterday. He is still eating and wagging, but he holds the paw up sometimes.
Biscuit, a 4-year-old Labrador
With Plus, you can add a photo of the rash, the limp, or the eye, and Petwell reads it too.
Here is a calm read on Biscuit's limp, and how to prepare for the vet.
A limp that comes on after activity, with your dog still eating and bright, often points to a minor strain or something small caught in the paw pad rather than an emergency. Petwell cannot examine Biscuit, so this is a calm starting point and a way to get ready for your vet, not a diagnosis.
What it could relate to
- A minor muscle or ligament strain
- A thorn, cut, or grass seed in the paw pad
- A sore or overworked joint
- A torn or overgrown nail
These are possibilities to consider, not a diagnosis. Your vet can tell what is really going on.
Petwell offers guidance and vet-visit prep, not veterinary diagnosis or treatment. For medical decisions, or if you are worried, contact your vet.
Everything to understand and prepare
Calm guidance when something is off, honest urgency, and a tidy record of your pet's health over time.
Symptom and photo guidance
Describe what you noticed or add a photo of a rash, a limp, or a sore eye. Petwell reads both and explains what it could relate to, in plain words.
Calm urgency triage
An honest read of how urgent it looks, from routine to emergency. Never panic, never hand-waving.
Vet-visit question prep
A short list of the right questions and history to bring, tied to what you actually described.
Weight and medication tracking
Track weight over time and keep medications in one place, so patterns are easy to see.
Vaccination records
Keep shots and due dates together, so nothing important slips through the year.
Every pet, one calm view
Keep each dog and cat in the house together, with sharing you control for family and sitters.
Model-agnostic AI
Petwell routes across the best available vision and language models and is never locked to one. Your pet's picture, not one vendor.
Reading your words and photos is the product
Messy owner descriptions and photos are impossible to make sense of without modern vision and language models, so AI is the core of Petwell, not a bolt-on. It is model-agnostic and routes across the best available models.
Reading words and photos
The way owners describe a problem is messy and human, and a photo carries a lot. Making sense of both needs modern vision and language models, so understanding is the product, not a feature bolted on.
From a worry to a plan
Petwell reads your description and any photo and turns them into a calm explanation, an honest urgency read, what to watch for, and the questions to bring to the vet.
Model-agnostic by design
A thin routing layer picks the right model for the task and can move as models improve. Petwell is not tied to one provider.
Your vet gives care. Petwell helps you get ready.
Petwell does not diagnose or treat, and it never gives medication doses. It helps you understand, prepare, and know when to act. If what you describe looks like an emergency, such as trouble breathing, collapse, suspected poisoning, or severe bleeding, it tells you to contact an emergency vet now.
Calmer nights, better vet visits
Illustrative stories from the dog and cat owners Petwell is built for.
Biscuit was limping and I had no idea if it was serious. Petwell walked me through what to watch for and gave me the exact questions to ask. I went to the vet calm and prepared.
Priya S.
Dog owner
My cat stopped eating and I was spiraling at midnight. Petwell gave me a clear read and said it was worth a morning call, not an emergency. It was right, and it kept me sane.
Marcus L.
Cat owner
Start free. Add more when it helps.
One simple price list in US dollars, the same everywhere. Nothing to install.
Free
Free forever
Everything you need to start: a few checks a month and one pet, with calm guidance and vet prep.
Start free- A few symptom checks each month
- Plain-language guidance and urgency read
- Questions to bring to your vet
- One pet profile
- Basic weight and vaccination tracking
- Export or delete your data anytime
No card required. Free forever.
Plus
For staying ahead of your pet's health, with unlimited checks, photo guidance, and full tracking.
Start Plus- Everything in Free
- Unlimited symptom checks
- Photo guidance for rashes, limps, and more
- Full weight, medication, and vaccination tracking
- Complete vet-visit question prep
- Longer history and timeline
$80 billed yearly saves two months. Cancel anytime.
Family
For homes with more than one pet, with sharing for the people who help and priority support.
Start Family- Everything in Plus
- Up to six pets
- Sharing you control for family and sitters
- A calm shared view of every pet
- Priority guidance and support
- One place for the whole household
$150 billed yearly saves two months. Cancel anytime.
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime. See full plan details.
Good things to know
Walk into your next vet visit prepared.
Check your pet in plain words today. Your first checks are free, and always will be.