Science & ethics: how our AI explains your pet’s lab results.

Veterinary expertise, with a clear purpose.

Our purpose is to explain laboratory information so pet owners can have better-informed conversations. Scientific care means preserving the species, units, laboratory reference intervals and the distinction between an observed result and a possible explanation.

Veterinary expertise is represented within the team. The report remains an educational AI output: it is not an examination, diagnosis, prescription or individual veterinary consultation.

Our scientific and ethics committee.

The team behind AI DiagMe has established scientific and ethical governance around its work. AI DiagAnimals carries forward the commitment to understandable explanations, appropriate boundaries and attention to the risks of generated content.

The public committee profiles on AI DiagMe describe the human-health service. We do not present those human medical specialties as veterinary qualifications, or imply that every animal report is personally signed off by each committee member.

What an AI pet lab report can — and cannot — do.

• It cannot examine your animal or establish the cause of a result.
• It must not promise that an in-range result rules out disease.
• It does not prescribe medication, supplements, diets or clinical treatment.
• It is not an emergency or symptom-triage service.

Corrections: an explanation should be open to challenge.

If a definition, value, interval or explanation appears incorrect, return to the original laboratory document and ask your veterinarian. You can also report the issue to our team with the page address and the wording concerned.

Do not include a complete identifiable lab report in an initial email. We can discuss an appropriate way to share information if necessary.