Invite-only trial · Proof of concept

Too many pets are given up when owners can't afford treatment. We'd like to change that.

Pets' Health Service is an early trial of a way to connect pet owners with vets, starting with a guided conversation that prepares each pet's case. It is built with feedback from practising vets and is being tested by an invited group.

Access is by invitation while we learn what works.

An interaction based on care and compassion
Pet owner
AI assistant
Vet
Health Case Records
Comprehensive Details Description, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment, Precautions...
Change History Every change is recorded for transparency and accountability.
Real-time Updates Get instant notifications about your pet's health status.
Ease Of Use Self-service appointments and seamless communication.
How it works today

From a concerned owner to a caring vet

1

Describe what's wrong

Members register their pets and start a case by describing the worry in their own words, in a chat with a guided assistant.

2

Prepare the case

The assistant gathers the symptoms, writes a short summary and notes what the owner has already tried. It doesn't diagnose.

3

Hand over to a vet

The owner refers the case to a vet, who can review it, offer an appointment and interact with the owner.

Who it's for

One service, three ways to take part

Pet owners

Get your pet's case ready

Describe what's worrying you in your own words, and have your pet's case prepared so a vet starts with the full picture. The assistant doesn't diagnose; it prepares your case and helps you reach a vet.

Sign up with your invite →
Vets

Receive a structured case

See the symptoms, a short summary and what the owner has already tried, then review the case and offer an appointment where it makes sense. The service is being built with feedback from practising vets.

Vets login →
Supporters

Show your support

The aim is a service funded by donations and sponsorship, so that cost is less of a barrier to treatment. That isn't in place yet: during the trial, donations are pledges only and no payments are taken.

Make a pledge →
Where we are

What exists now, and what we're working towards

Today, in the trial

Working now
  • An invite-only trial for pet owners and vets
  • A guided assistant that prepares a case. It doesn't diagnose
  • Referral to a vet, and appointments between owners and vets
  • Donation pledges, with no payments taken

Where we're heading

Our aim, not yet in place
  • A service funded by donations and sponsorship, so cost is less of a barrier to treatment
  • Online donations through a payment gateway
  • Sponsoring organisations to support the running of the service
  • A wider trial, with more pet owners and vets taking part
Latest news

From the world of pet health

Blue Cross issues neutering plea over kitten surge

Leading pet charity Blue Cross has issued an urgent appeal for cat owners to neuter their pets following a significant surge in unwanted kittens.

Vet Times Fri Aug 07 2026

New report calls to ban off the shelf and unchecked online sales of pet flea and tick treatments

A new report from the House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee recommends banning over-the-counter and unchecked online sales of pet parasiticides due to environmental concerns.

New report calls to ban off the shelf and unchecked online sales of pet flea and tick treatments

The British Veterinary Association has welcomed a House of Lords report calling for a ban on unchecked online sales of pet parasiticides due to environmental pollution concerns.

Charity issues heat warning over pet deaths

A major animal veterinary nursing news publication has issued a severe warning to pet owners as summer temperatures spark rising concerns over heat-related fatalities.

Vet Times Mon Jul 27 2026

PDSA warning of hidden household fire risks

PDSA is advising families to protect their pets from hidden household fire hazards and to include animals in their emergency escape plans.

PDSA Tue Jul 14 2026
Useful links

Where to find more help

  • RSPCA

    Animal welfare charity — advice, rehoming, and cruelty reporting.

  • PDSA

    Vet charity offering free/reduced-cost treatment for pets in need.

  • Blue Cross

    Pet welfare charity — rehoming, bereavement support, and pet care advice.

  • Vet Poisons Information Service

    Guidance on suspected poisoning in pets — for vets and, in emergencies, owners.

  • Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

    Rehoming and pet care advice from one of the UK’s best-known shelters.

Pets' Health Service is an independent trial project, built with feedback from practising vets.

Thanks for stopping by — we appreciate your interest.

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