Something's wrong. Know what to do next.

Understand how serious your pet's symptoms may be, what could be causing them, and when to see a vet. Veterinary AI grounded in sources you can open and check.

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AI pet triage

Serious, or safe to watch? Get a clearer next step.

Voyage brings the symptoms, the pet's relevant history, and veterinary evidence together — then explains the urgency, likely causes, what to do now, and when to see a vet.

Voyage
Milo · dog · 4y

Fictional case · illustrative assessment

  1. Ask · what changed?

    “Milo vomited once after a new treat. He’s playing normally and keeping water down. Do we need to go to the vet?”

  2. Recall · connect the context

    From Milo’s saved history

    Saved in March · itchy skin & food sensitivity

    “Our vet advised avoiding chicken after Milo’s skin flare.”

    Remembered for this plan: avoid chicken-based food suggestions.

  3. Next step · know what to do

    Monitor at home for now

    One episode, normal energy and keeping water down are reassuring. A mild stomach upset is possible. Close observation at home is reasonable while he stays otherwise well, with no blood, pain or suspected toxin or swallowed object.

    Do now
    Pause the new treats. Keep fresh water available and let him rest.
    Tailored to Milo
    Your vet previously advised avoiding chicken, so skip the usual chicken-and-rice suggestion. Check the treat ingredients; his skin history does not prove what caused today’s vomiting.
    Watch today
    Note any further vomiting, whether water stays down, and changes in appetite or energy.
    Change the plan if…
    He vomits again or seems unwell: contact your vet. Blood, a swollen or painful belly, collapse, or suspected poisoning need urgent care.
    Why home monitoring? Read the veterinary source

A clear plan.
Whatever comes next.

When home monitoring is appropriate
Know what to do now, what to watch for, and which changes mean it’s time to seek care.
When your pet needs a vet
Understand how soon to seek care and what to bring. Email yourself the assessment report to share the observations, timeline and questions with your vet.

An AI-generated report you can share; this does not mean a clinic has received, reviewed, or approved the assessment.

Preventive care · in the app

Care before there's a concern.

A dedicated care plan keeps vaccines, parasite protection, dental care, weight, and monthly checks in view — even when nothing seems wrong.

Built for this pet

The checklist starts with species and age, then uses the dates and records you confirm.

Care that carries forward

Keep routine reminders, weight and nutrition conversations, and monthly 360° checks connected to your pet’s saved history.

Open Preventive Care in the Voyage app

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Hathaway's care

Preventive care checklist

Built around species and age. Add a date or upload a record to start tracking.

Example care plan

Flea & tick protection

Current

Annual wellness exam

Due soon

Dental care

Confirm last date

Monthly 360° check

One part of the plan, ready in the app

Open

Veterinary AI · beyond text

Show us the detail.
Understand the bigger picture.

Voyage reads bloodwork, diagnostic images, photos and videos alongside the question and your pet’s available history. Veterinary references add evidence; a structured assessment turns the findings into a clearer next step.

De-identified radiograph · example workflow
Image reviewExample viewer

Right lateral · thorax

Lateral view with the original R marker preserved.

Right lateral · thorax

De-identified right lateral veterinary thoracic radiograph

De-identified image · original view · no diagnostic annotation

  1. 01View & orientation

    Confirm what image is being reviewed.

  2. 02Image quality

    Check views, positioning and clarity.

  3. 03Visible findings

    Separate what is seen from what it may mean.

Real radiograph shown for interface demonstration. No diagnosis or patient finding is represented here.

What Voyage helps you understand

More than an image on its own.

What stands out
Voyage can examine uploaded x-rays and ultrasound images, describe visible findings, and help explain the accompanying report.
What it may mean
The clinical question, patient history, image quality and available views all matter to interpretation.
A better conversation with your vet
Understand the terms in the report and prepare focused questions about the findings and what to do next.

Pet-specific contextRelevant saved history stays connected to the pet you are asking about.

Evidence you can inspectVeterinary references and live literature can be opened beside the guidance.

Safety-aware assessmentAdditional checks can raise urgency when emergency warning signs appear.

Web symptom checks accept photos, including images of reports. File options vary by surface. Voyage interprets supplied material; it cannot perform tests or confirm a diagnosis. How to use the guidance

Answer quality / public results

The answer matters.
So does what supports it.

Source authority

96.7%

of Voyage citations pointed to authoritative veterinary sources in the evaluation.

An answer should show its work.

Voyage is evaluated on more than producing a plausible response: whether important claims carry evidence, whether the source supports the claim beside it, and whether higher-risk guidance is backed by authoritative material.

01

Find the claims

Identify the parts of an answer that need support.

02

Match the source

Check whether the evidence supports the claim beside it.

03

Treat risk differently

Expect stronger support where the stakes are higher.

For technical reviewers

VetEvidenceBench 2.5
50 paired cases

Claim–source match 67.3%

citation precision

Evidence coverage 49.3%

GPT 7.9% · Claude 2.5%

High-risk support 45.8%

authoritative coverage

Full scorecard

This evaluates evidence support and sourcing, not diagnostic accuracy or a guarantee that every answer is correct. Judge-derived values are provisional pending blinded veterinary calibration. Captured August 2026.

100%

Pet-memory test

72/72 correct recalls

The right context stays with the right pet.

Changed facts, compound histories and a second pet in the same conversation tested whether patient context stayed correctly attributed. ChatGPT Free: 63/72 recalls.

See the memory test

PetMemoryBench 2.0 · August 2026. A small synthetic, short-term test, not clinical accuracy or a promise of perfect memory. Voyage’s selected-pet routing favours it in this comparison; model-based grading has not been human-calibrated.

A worldwide community

72
countries.

Wherever your pet goes, Voyage comes too.

Estimated reach, inferred from user timezones on 2026-09-12. Map markers are representative, not verified user locations.

SEATTLE · HQ

FAQ

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Describe what has changed and add a photo if it helps. Voyage organizes the assessment around urgency, possible causes, what to do now, what to watch for, and when to contact a vet. It helps you make a clearer next-step decision; it does not confirm a diagnosis.

For what happens now —
and what comes next.

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