PetThread

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Your pet has one health history. PetThread brings it together.

Connect your records. PetThread builds one clear history, flags what conflicts, and shows what’s missing.

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Mabel 9 years · 40 records · 3 clinics

Emergency card

NEEDS ATTENTION 3 open

Confirm Mabel’s atenolol dose Riverside reads 12.5 mg, Northgate 6.25 mg

Schedule repeat echocardiogram Due 14 Jan · asked for by Dr Reyes

No 2024 dental record on file Bayview Dental Vet has never sent anything

CONFIRMED FACTS

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy · B2 Chronic kidney disease · IRIS 2 Sulfa antibiotics allergy

Last updated 14 Jul 2026 · Riverside Cardiology

THE PROBLEM

No one has the whole story.

Records live across primary vets, specialists, ERs, labs, PDFs, and email. Each one holds a slice. Nobody is looking at all of it: not you, and not the vet in front of you.

Primary vet Multiple years of visits

Specialists Echo reports that never reach the primary

Emergency clinics One 2am visit, one discharge sheet, gone

Labs Values you can’t compare year to year

PDFs and scans Downloads folder, photographed paper

Email threads The real archive, and it isn’t searchable

So the questions that matter go unanswered: has this gotten worse? did anyone check? what is she actually taking?

HOW PETTHREAD HELPS

What you can finally do.

01 Build the complete history Every visit, lab, medication and vaccine from every clinic, on one timeline you can read in a minute.

02 Catch conflicts and gaps When two clinics disagree on a dose, both records go side by side. When a record is missing, PetThread names it and helps you request it.

03 Know what needs attention What is due, what is trending the wrong way, and what to raise at the next visit, across every pet in the household.

04 Ask questions about the history Answers grounded in the records PetThread has collected, with links back to the source.

05 Share with a vet, or in an emergency One card with allergies, conditions, medications and current dosing weight. Print it, or send a read-only link you can end at any time.

THE PRODUCT

Mabel, nine years old, three clinics.

PetThread Search records⌘K Today3 Ask PetThread PETS MAMabel3 YUYuna1 COCoco PEPepper1 JUJulius

Cat · domestic shorthair · 9 years · spayed female Mabel

Emergency card

Overview Medications Allergies Vaccines Home care History

NEEDS ATTENTION3 open items

Confirm Mabel’s atenolol dose Riverside reads 12.5 mg, Northgate 6.25 mg. One of them is current

Schedule Mabel’s repeat echocardiogram Due by 14 January · asked for by Dr Reyes at Riverside

No 2024 dental record on file Bayview Dental Vet has never sent anything

WHAT CHANGEDsince your last visit, 14 Jul

Creatinine 1.6 → 1.8 mg/dLthird rise

Clopidogrel added18.75 mg daily

Atenolol raised to 12.5 mgtwice daily

WORTH WATCHING

Resting breathing rate 29 /min 42-night mean · clinic threshold is 30

LA:Ao ratio 1.9 Up 0.1 since January, the reason for the repeat echo

Current dosing weight 4.1 kg Down 0.3 kg since April · seven clinic weights on file

History 40 records · 2017 to 2026 · visits, tests and changes over time.

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All 40 Visits 14 Labs 11 Medications 8 Vaccines 5 Imaging 2

20266 records

14 JUL2026

Riverside CardiologySix-month cardiology reviewLA:Ao 1.9 · atenolol raised to 12.5 mg · repeat echo advised

6 facts

31 JAN2026

Idexx, via RiversideChemistry panel and SDMACreatinine 1.8 mg/dL, up from 1.6 · SDMA 22

9 facts

12 MAR2025

Northgate Animal HospitalAnnual examWeight 4.4 kg · blood pressure 142 mmHg · rabies and FVRCP current

5 facts

2024gap

No dental record for 2024A June 2025 note refers to “last year’s cleaning”. Bayview Dental Vet has never sent anything.

Request it

09 JUN2024

Bay Area Veterinary EmergencyOvernight visit for facial swelling and vomitingReaction to sulfa antibiotics recorded · discharged next morning

7 facts

Care What she takes, what you watch at home, and what is coming.

MEDICATIONS · 3

Atenolol12.5 mg twice daily · two clinics disagree

Confirm

Clopidogrel18.75 mg once daily · started 14 Jul 2026

Renal diet, wetTwo pouches a day · since IRIS stage 2

COMING UP

Resting breathing rateWeekly reading. Over 30 breaths a minute is a call.

Tonight

Repeat echocardiogramRiverside Cardiology · Dr Reyes

14 Jan

Chemistry panel, six-monthRuns with the echo · Riverside sends it to Idexx

31 Jan

AT HOME

29breaths /min

42-night trend · dashed line is the clinic threshold of 30Within her usual range

Ask at the next visit “Creatinine has risen three panels running. Does that change her kidney staging?” 1.6 → 1.8 mg/dL since January · SDMA 22 on 31 Jul 2026

Emergency card Last updated 14 Jul 2026 · Riverside Cardiology PrintShare with this ER

MabelCat · domestic shorthair · 9 years · spayed female

Current dosing weight4.1 kg

What matters right now

Sulfa antibiotics allergy Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, ACVIM stage B2 Chronic kidney disease, IRIS stage 2

Allergies and reactions · 1

Sulfa antibiotics Facial swelling and vomiting, June 2024 · Bay Area Veterinary Emergency

MEDICATIONS

Atenolol 12.5 mgTwice daily · Riverside, 14 Jul 2026

Clopidogrel 18.75 mgOnce daily · Riverside, 14 Jul 2026

WHO TO CALL

PRIMARYNorthgate Animal HospitalDr Okafor

CARDIOLOGYRiverside CardiologyDr Reyes · sees her every six months

Every line on this card opens the record it came from.

Real screens from the working product, with a sample household.

ASKING THE RECORD

Ask questions about your pet’s history.

Get answers grounded in the actual records PetThread has collected, with links back to the source. When the records don’t settle a question, it says so instead of guessing, and it never diagnoses or prescribes.

QUESTIONS IT ANSWERS

“When did this medication change?” “What did the cardiologist say about Mabel’s kidney values?” “Has she ever reacted badly to a vaccine?”

Longitudinal questions, answered from nine years of records instead of the last visit summary.

WHY IT’S DIFFERENT

PetThread doesn’t just store records. It reconstructs the story between them.

Provenance Every fact, whether a dose, a stage or an allergy, carries the record, clinic, date and page it was read from. Tap any line and you land on the original document. Nothing floats free of its source.

Conflict detection Two clinics, two doses, both written down in good faith. PetThread notices the disagreement, shows both sources, and asks you to confirm, instead of quietly picking one.

Missing-history detection A 2025 note mentions “last year’s cleaning”, but no 2024 dental record exists. PetThread reasons about what should be there and isn’t, names the clinic to ask, and keeps the gap visible until it’s filled.

TRUST & SAFETY

This is your pet’s medical record. We treat it that way.

Private beta. Your records stay under your control.

Source-backed Every important fact links to the record it came from. Anything PetThread can’t trace, it doesn’t assert.

AI that stays in its lane PetThread organizes and reconciles records. It doesn’t diagnose or prescribe.

You control access Sharing is read-only, revocable, and scoped to the pet.

One organized copy, always yours Download your pet’s complete record at any time: the original source files, a clean chronology, and a structured summary with references back to each source. It stays useful even if you stop using PetThread.

QUESTIONS

Before you sign up.

What do I actually have to do?Connect the email address your clinics already send records to, upload files, or scan paper records with your phone camera right in the app. PetThread does the reading and the sorting.

What if my clinic won’t send records?You can send a request from inside PetThread, and the gap stays visible until something arrives. You can also mark it as held elsewhere if you know it exists but can’t get it.

Does it work for more than one pet?Yes. A household with multiple pets across three clinics is the case we designed around. Each pet gets its own history, and Today shows you only what’s open across all of them.

Is my vet supposed to use this too?They don’t have to. You share a read-only view when it helps: at a new specialist, at an ER, with a sitter. Then you end it.

When does the beta open?We’re opening the beta in small batches and will email you when a spot is available. We’re starting with households juggling several pets or an ongoing condition.

Join the private beta.

Three short answers. We’ll write once when there’s a spot for you, and we’ll start with whatever you tell us is hardest.

No marketing list.

You’re on the list. We’ll email {{ sentEmail }} when a beta spot opens. If you shared what’s hardest about managing your pet’s records, we’ll use that feedback to help shape what we build next.