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For veterinary clinicsWorks beside your PIMS

Months of story. Minutes of reading.

Pawnda brings every record about a patient, from lab PDFs and referral emails to the owner’s home logs, into one chart you can question. Answers cite their sources.

For veterinarians

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For pet owners

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Watch the film, 1:38

Pawnda’s vet portal: Mochi Rivera’s chart for a wellness visit, with ALT high at 142 U/L labeled Unverified and the owner’s pre-visit note labeled Owner-entered, beside the Ask Pawnda pane showing an illustrative answer about today’s visit that cites the IDEXX panel, the owner’s note, the April 21 visit note and the vaccine record.
The Pawnda iPhone app, coming soon, teaching the five-second skin tent check for Luna, a fictional cat: pinch at the scruff, then Start the check.
Fictional patients. The answer shown is illustrative. The iPhone app is coming soon.
  • Answers cite their sources
  • AI values labeled unverified
  • Works beside your PIMS
  • Owners control sharing

One chart

Your next patient arrives with 90 pages of records. Pawnda reads them.

Lab PDFs, referral emails, vaccine certificates, photos from the owner and notes from your PIMS. Pawnda files each one into a single chart, dated and linked to the line it came from.

A first-opinion consult runs about ten to fifteen minutes. Robinson et al., Veterinary Record, 2014

  • Lab reportPDF from the reference lab
  • Vaccine certificatePDF from any clinic
  • Referral emailSaved .eml from another clinic
  • Owner photosShared by the owner
  • Notes from your PIMSPasted or uploaded
  • Home readingsBreaths, weight, hydration
Mochi RiveraDog · Golden Retriever · neutered male · 4 y One chart
Rabies: current to Apr 2, 2029Vaccination record · Apr 2 ’26Unverified
ALT 142 U/L, above the 10 to 125 referenceLab result · Apr 22 ’26Unverified
Otitis externa, left earVisit note · Apr 21 ’26Unverified
Left ear itching again, about 5 daysOwner-entered

Every row opens the record at the line it was read from.

Scanned pages Pawnda cannot read yet are stored with the chart and labeled, never guessed at.

How it works

From a pile of files to a chart you can question.

Pawnda works beside the practice software you already run. Records come in, get read and go back out, and your PIMS stays the system of record.

01 · Read

Briefed before the visit.

Open a patient and the chart leads with why today matters, the owner’s pre-visit note in their own words, and the questions they want answered. Every value Pawnda extracts is labeled Unverified and links to the line it came from.

  • Owner notes stay labeled
  • Every value links to its line
Mochi Rivera’s chart in Pawnda: the Why today card for a wellness visit, with ALT high at 142 U/L labeled Unverified, a summary of the last record and a button to review 7 new records, above the Needs attention list.

02 · Ask

Ask anything. Answers come with receipts.

Ask in plain language. Pawnda answers from the records on file, cites each fact and opens the record at the quoted line. When the record has no answer, it says so.

  • Every fact cited
  • Says when it does not know
The Ask Pawnda pane answering whether Mochi’s left ear is the same problem as in April, citing the April 21 visit note, the owner’s April 28 photo and the owner’s note, above the reminder that answers are Pawnda drafts to verify against the source.

03 · Records in and out

Your PIMS stays the system of record.

Paste or upload notes from your practice software, and they arrive in the chart tagged From EMR. When you are done, export a patient’s records as one indexed PDF, or send your visit note to the pet’s records, where the owner sees it from you. A Pawnda summary goes into an export only if you add it after reviewing it.

  • One indexed PDF
  • Nothing to migrate
The Export for your EMR sheet: Mochi Rivera’s records as one PDF. Records go out exactly as they were received; Pawnda’s AI summaries, extracted values, chat, notes and owner logs are left out; all 7 records are selected.
Mochi Rivera’s chart in Pawnda: the Why today card for a wellness visit, with ALT high at 142 U/L labeled Unverified, a summary of the last record and a button to review 7 new records, above the Needs attention list.

Fictional patients. Answers and summaries shown are illustrative.

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Pawnda starts on the website. The iPhone app comes later and signs in with the same account and username, so everything you add now is already there.

On the website, today

From the first worry to the visit note.

Everything in this list works on pawnda.com now. What you share reaches your vet before the visit, and their note can come back to you after it.

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  1. Pre-triage when something is wrong

    Say what changed and since when, and Pawnda suggests how soon to be seen. Anything that sounds like an emergency tells you to call a vet now, before anything else. It does not diagnose or prescribe.

  2. Find and tag your vet

    Search by name, clinic or city. Your vet sees what you share with them, and you can remove them at any time.

  3. Mark the visit

    Add the date and the reason, with your questions and records attached, so your vet can read them before you arrive.

  4. Add and share records

    Upload lab results, vaccine certificates and visit summaries. Share them with any vet, even one not on Pawnda, through a password-protected link that expires on its own, 3 days by default.

  5. Get the visit note

    After the visit, your vet can add their visit note to your pet’s records, marked with who sent it. Share it on like any record.

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In the Pawnda app, coming soon

Home checks your vet can read.

Breath counting, gum and hydration checks, weigh-ins and scanning paper records are guided step by step on your phone. They come with Pawnda for iPhone, on the account you open today.

Luna’s health summary pass in the Pawnda iPhone app, ready to show a vet: a QR code, a six-character access code and the expiry date, with a Send the link button.
The Owner logs tab in the vet’s chart for Luna, labeled owner-entered: weight at home, resting breaths with a Vet now flag, hydration and check-ins.
In the vet’s chart, home readings stay labeled owner-entered.

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Trust

Built to be checked.

Pawnda shows its work, keeps owners in charge of their records, and leaves the clinical call to you.

In every answer

Answers with receipts

Each fact cites the record it came from. Open the citation and the record opens at the quoted line.

ALT is mildly increased (142 U/L, approximately 1.1 times the upper reference limit)
Lab result · Apr 22 ’26

Labeled, never assumed

Everything Pawnda extracts is labeled Unverified until a vet checks it. A vet can verify a value, or correct it and mark it Edited by vet, and every answer uses the vet’s version.

ALT 142 U/LUnverifiedVerified by Dr. Nora Patel · Sep 21

The source line stays one click away.

Honest when the record is silent

If nothing on file answers the question, Pawnda says so instead of guessing. It is decision support, not diagnosis.

Has any imaging ever been done, x-rays or ultrasound?

Pawnda

I can’t answer that from Mochi’s record. None of the 14 records on file contain imaging… Rather than guess, I’ll say plainly: there is no imaging history here.

Illustration of the behavior, not a recorded answer.

In the platform

  • Your patients by default

    Each doctor sees their own patients, and every record says whose patient it is.

  • Encrypted in transit, on AWS

    Records are encrypted in transit and stored in North American data centers on Amazon Web Services, with sign-in through Amazon Cognito.

  • Never used to train models

    We don’t train our own models on records, photos or questions, and our AI provider, Anthropic, doesn’t train on them either. Privacy Policy, sections 3 and 4.

  • Our claims are tested

    Automated tests check this page against our Privacy Policy and against a list of claims we won’t make until the product backs them.

Founding clinics

Founding clinics start with up to 3 months free.

Vets join Pawnda with a founding coupon or a subscription. Before either, a free vet account opens one demo patient, so you can see how Pawnda reads a record.

Apply as a founding clinic Or try the demo patient first

How vets join

Demo patient
Free
Founding coupon
Up to 3 months free
Subscription
Pricing announced soonPayments open soon
  • Redeem a coupon or subscribe from your account
  • Owners can find you by name, clinic or city, and tag you as their pet’s vet
  • Each doctor sees their own patients, and every record says whose patient it is
  • If access ends, charts stay readable for 14 days before they close

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A copy for Luna’s chart · The Pawnda film · 1:38 · music, no narration

Every screen is the real product. Luna, Maria Chen and Dr. Sarah Kim are fictional.

Read the film as text
  1. “We would be grateful for a copy of your findings for Luna’s chart.” A referral letter to Dr. Sarah Kim, a veterinary dermatologist, dated Jun 2.
  2. A referral arrives as a letter and four attachments. The owner’s account arrives in the exam room.
  3. Pawnda puts both in one brief, before the visit.
  4. On pawnda.com, Maria Chen, Luna’s owner, starts a pre-triage in her own words: “She is scratching her neck raw again, and the bald patches are back. The steroid injection in May only helped for about a week.” Since when: 1 to 4 weeks.
  5. Pawnda’s answer, written by rules: Soon, see a vet in the next few days, because it is a problem that has lasted days and isn’t clearing up.
  6. She marks the visit with Dr. Kim. Visit marked for today at 9:30 AM: Dr. Kim can read Luna’s records and Maria’s questions before they arrive.
  7. Dr. Sarah Kim, Dermatology, Kim Dermatology for Pets, Palo Alto. Her day opens on Today’s brief, written from the records, not by AI: Luna has new records.
  8. In Luna’s chart, the reason for the visit sits in the owner’s words, marked Owner-entered, and the referral says the same thing: only about one week of relief from Depo-Medrol.
  9. The chart’s record summary shows the referral’s request, and one click opens the letter on that line. Every value shows its source.
  10. After the visit, Dr. Kim adds her note to Luna’s records. She types it herself: “Vaccines: no reason to wait. Bayside can give them now.”
  11. Added to Luna’s records. Maria can see it now.
  12. On Maria’s side, the note arrives marked From Dr. Kim: start an 8-week elimination diet today.
  13. She sends it to Bayside too. No Pawnda account needed. Bayside’s vet reads Dr. Kim’s note and Maria’s pre-triage in a browser, read-only.
  14. Sent Sep 25, with Dr. Kim’s note. The copy for Luna’s chart that the letter asked for.
  15. The Pawnda app comes next, with home checks. Same account.
  16. The vet reads the history before the visit. The owner keeps the note after it. Pet owners: open a free account today. Vets: try a demo patient, then join with a founding coupon. pawnda.com

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