Vet bloodwork
Upload any IDEXX, Antech, or in-house chemistry panel as a PDF. Pawline reads it. SDMA, NT-proBNP, ALT, the lot.
The lifelong health record for dogs and cats
Your pet’s medical history, finally readable.
Years of bloodwork, consultation notes, and test results are sitting in PDFs no one has ever read together. Pawline brings them into one record, reads them over time, and shows you what to watch next — and a veterinary surgeon signs every assessment.
The product
Eighteen months, three visits, one figure.
HeartNT-proBNP 601 pmol/L
Kidney▼SDMA 13 µg/dL
Liver▼ALT 96 U/L
MetabolicGlucose 98 mg/dL
Gut▼Cobalamin 360 ng/L
ImmuneCRP in range
CancerNu.Q 21 ng/mL
Cognitive▼CCDR 38 / 80
Jan 2025Healthspan 78
Everything in range.
SDMA 9 µg/dL, well inside the reference range. Eight systems read strong.
Oct 2025Healthspan 72
Still in range. A direction appears.
SDMA 11 — the second reading, higher than the first. No threshold crossed, nothing to treat.
TodayHealthspan 69
Three systems on watch.
SDMA 13 on the third reading — still in range, and now a line pointing somewhere. The story was the direction, not the number.
Example data — Bella’s three assessments over eighteen months. Scroll to move through them.
The record
Health is a line, not a number.
Every panel, consultation, vaccination, weight entry and cognitive screen on one axis — the whole recorded life, ending at today. This is the live instrument from the product; hover anything.
Lifeline
Everything on record for Bella, on one line — click any event to open it.
What goes in
Everything you already have.
Vet notes & paperwork
Consultation notes, referral reports, discharge summaries, vaccination records. Pawline reads the paperwork and files what matters into the same record.
Consumer test kits
Embark, AnimalBiome, Basepaws, Volition Nu.Q. Brought into the same record as your vet results.
Observations
Weight, body condition, appetite, activity. The little things that turn into trajectory.
What comes out
One signed dashboard, eight body systems.
Pawline organises your pet’s record across the body systems a vet thinks in, with status and trajectory per system. Each tile opens to the markers and observations behind it.
Cardiac
NT-proBNP, troponin, breed risk
Renal
SDMA & Cystatin C, FGF-23, UPC, creatinine trajectory
Hepatic
ALT, ALP, GGT, bile acids
Metabolic & Endocrine
Glucose, T4, fructosamine, body condition
GI & Microbiome
Dysbiosis Index, cobalamin, faecal microbiome
Immune & Inflammatory
CRP / SAA, periodontal grade, white-cell differential
Cancer Risk
Nu.Q nucleosomes, TK1, breed and age risk
Cognitive
Not your normal vet panel
Five things a single blood test can’t tell you.
The synthesis is the product. Once your pet’s results are read together, over time, five things fall out that no one reading — and no ordinary panel — can give you.
A Healthspan Score that moves
One 0–100 number, computed deterministically from a frailty model validated in dogs — and the line it traces across every retest. In range isn't the same as fine; direction is the finding.
78 → 72 → 69
Biological age, shown honestly
How old your pet is on the inside — from breed size, body-system status and trend, body condition, and frailty — with every contributing year laid out on the page, never a black box.
10.2+2.0y vs calendar
Your pet's body, mapped
The eight body systems laid onto an outline of the animal, each lit by status. The whole picture at a glance — the pet as data, without losing the animal.
The idea
Your pet, read as data. Without losing the animal.
Every bloodwork panel, kit result and observation becomes part of one longitudinal picture — eight body systems, one Healthspan Score, and the trajectory that connects this year to last year.
The readings are the constellation, not the pet. A veterinary surgeon signs every assessment, and the animal in front of you stays the point of it all.
Vet-signed, not AI-released
A consultation, not a filing cabinet.
Every assessment opens the way a good consultation does: what changed since last time, what’s being watched, and what to do next — written by the AI, then reviewed, edited and signed by a licensed veterinary surgeon. Nothing reaches you raw.
Pawline is informed by published veterinary literature; it is not an externally validated diagnostic instrument and does not replace your veterinarian’s judgement.
Greenway Veterinary, MRCVS
Reviews and signs every assessment personally — name and credentials on the report.
Review turnaround target
Your report states the actual turnaround, measured from submission to signature.
This visit’s story
Reviewed · 12 days agoBella's kidney marker SDMA has climbed steadily from 9 to 13 µg/dL over 18 months. Every reading sits inside the reference range, but the direction is the finding: a repeat renal panel in the next three months is sensible. Her liver enzyme ALT has also risen and is worth watching. Everything else — heart, metabolism, inflammation — reads strong for her age and breed.
How it works
From PDF to signed report in 24-48 hours.
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Add a pet and any data you have
Upload bloodwork PDFs, paste in markers, attach kit results, log observations. Pawline normalises everything into one record.
labs · consults · vaccinations · discharge · referrals - 2
Pawline runs the body-systems synthesis
Claude reads the record across the eight body systems, scores each, and drafts a narrative — but the draft is not yet released.
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One record. Three depths.
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- Baseline — Bring your own results — read together, over time.£29/mo
- Screening — We run everything except the draw — the no-needle Home Panel. Coming soon.Coming soon
- Healthspan — Your own vet, one to one. Coming soon.Coming soon
FAQ
Common questions.
How is this different from my regular vet?
Pawline doesn't replace your vet. It sits alongside the relationship and does the longitudinal synthesis your vet rarely has time for during a 15-minute appointment — pulling every test you've done, every kit, every observation into one record and reading the trajectory. Your vet still handles diagnosis, treatment, and emergencies.
Who reviews the AI's output?
A licensed veterinary surgeon reviews and signs off every assessment before it reaches you. The AI drafts the narrative across the eight body systems; a vet edits where the language needs softening or the emphasis needs adjusting, and signs. Nothing reaches you raw.
What data does Pawline accept?
Bloodwork PDFs from any vet (IDEXX, Antech, in-house printouts — Pawline reads them automatically), clinical paperwork (consultation notes, referral reports, discharge summaries, vaccination records), consumer test kits (Embark, Wisdom Panel, AnimalBiome, Basepaws, Volition Nu.Q), and structured owner inputs — weight, body condition, appetite, activity, a dental grade, and a cognitive screen (CCDR). Wearables (Apple Health, FitBark) are on the roadmap.