Your pet's entire health story,
in one place.
Veta keeps vet records, visit recordings, weights and daily check-ins in one passport for each pet. When something worries you, the answer starts from your pet's own history.
✓From scattered paperwork to one passport.
Four quiet steps. Add the paperwork you already have, and Veta files it into your pet's passport.
- Step 01
You add
Photograph the paperwork, pick a vet PDF, or record the visit itself. Recordings are transcribed on your phone.
Photo of discharge notesbloodwork.pdfVisit recording · 12 min - Step 02
Veta organizes
Veta pulls out lab values with their units and reference ranges, diagnoses and medications, and files each one in your pet's passport.
Apr 17Vet visit · annual checkupApr 03Medication · Apoquel 16mgMar 22Worry · itchy ear, this week - Step 03
You see the trend
Weight is charted over three months or a year, with the change shown. A daily check-in records energy, appetite and mood.
Weight · past year - Step 04
You act
Ask Veta a question, any hour. It answers from your pet's own records and cites them, and a worry gets one of four levels.
Is Mochi's itching worth worrying about?MonitorHer March 22 ear worry looked like this. Keep watching, and log an observation if it changes.
What the app does with your pet's records.
Veta reads the paperwork, answers your questions from it, fills insurance claim forms and shares the record with the people who help care for your pet. Here's each one.
Photograph it. Veta reads the rest.
Pick a vet PDF, photograph the paperwork, or record the visit itself. Veta pulls out lab values, diagnoses and medications, and turns lab and discharge documents into plain-language summaries. Summaries, not diagnoses.
- Lab values with their unit and reference range
- Plain-language summaries of lab and discharge papers
- Visit recordings transcribed on your phone
A calm first read, any hour.
When something worries you at 2 AM, Ask answers from your pet's own records and shows you which ones. A worry is sorted into one of four levels, from monitor to emergency.
- Four levels: monitor, this week, today, emergency
- Answers built on that pet's own records
- Cites the records behind every answer
See the trend, not just the last visit.
A vet visit is one snapshot. Veta charts weight over three months or a year, and a daily check-in records energy, appetite and mood, so a slow change has somewhere to show up.
The insurer's claim form, filled in.
Veta fills the insurer's own claim PDF for you, so you're not copying details from paperwork by hand. It works with five insurers: Trupanion, Pets Best, Nationwide, ASPCA and Spot.
- Fills the insurer's real claim PDF
- Trupanion, Pets Best, Nationwide, ASPCA and Spot
The same records for everyone who helps.
Invite a partner, a family member, a sitter or your vet into your Care Circle. They sign in to Veta to accept, then see your pets' records. For an emergency, the emergency card is a one-page PDF you can send as a link that expires after an hour.
- View-only unless you allow edits
- Remove anyone at any time
- Emergency card links expire after one hour
Tools and guides for the paperwork in front of you.
Score your pet's quality of life
The seven categories of the Villalobos quality-of-life scale, from pain and appetite to mobility and good days, each scored from zero to ten, with the total added up. It runs in your browser.
Open the quality-of-life scaleAll toolsAppeal a denied pet insurance claim
What the denial letter is really saying, and how to build the appeal from the records already in your pet's file.
Read the appeal guideThe Pet Insurance Honesty Report 2026Read the records you took home
The discharge paper, the bloodwork panel and the chart, section by section, with the questions worth asking at the recheck.
Read the records guideAdopted a pet with no vet records?