Pre-Visit AI Summary
Walk into the clinic prepared.
Bring together the selected pet’s observations, daily records, photos, videos, clinic documents, medication list and questions before a veterinary visit.
A pre-visit summary can omit or misread details. Review it before sharing. It does not diagnose, triage emergencies or replace a veterinary history and examination. Contact a veterinary professional directly for urgent concerns.
What goes into the summary
Everything your vet needs, nothing they don't.
- Photo & video attachmentsSymptom flare-ups
- Daily log highlightsChronic condition follow-ups
- Symptom timelineAnnual check-ups
Print the PDF, message it to the clinic, or show it on your phone in the consult room.
What goes into the summary
Ready before you leave the door.
No more rambling on the consult chair. The summary opens with the headline, then backs it up with the data your vet actually wants to see.Water intake, meals, poop notes, weight changes — only the entries that matter to the case, not 90 days of noise.
The clip of the seizure, the photo of the rash. Embedded in the summary so the vet sees what you saw at home.
Organise medication details by pet, set reminders from veterinary or pharmacy label instructions, and keep a record for the next care conversation.
Keep reports understandable and connected over time.
Everything your vet needs, nothing they don't.
Bring together the selected pet’s observations, daily records, photos, videos, clinic documents, medication list and questions before a veterinary visit.
- Symptom timeline
- Daily log highlights
- Second opinions
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Log along the way
Record symptoms, snap photos, jot notes in the daily log whenever something happens.
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AI compiles the summary
Tap "Pre-visit summary" before your appointment. Peqaboo bundles the relevant entries.
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Share with your vet
Print the PDF, message it to the clinic, or show it on your phone in the consult room.
Show in-app
Skip the "um, when did this start?" moment.
Download Peqaboo and walk into your next vet visit with the full picture in hand.