Answers any time
Ask about symptoms, food, behaviour and everyday care — day or night.
AI pet-care assistant
Describe what you’re seeing. PetClue asks the right follow-up questions, tells you how urgent it looks and suggests clear next steps. Your pet’s health records and reminders live in the same place.
Not a veterinary service. In an emergency, contact a veterinarian right away.
Urgency: low to moderate
Head shaking with brown discharge is a common sign of an ear problem. Only a vet can look inside the ear and tell what it is.
Illustration. Answers are general information, not a diagnosis.
Type what you notice: symptoms, behaviour, appetite — anything that worries you.
PetClue asks about what matters: your pet’s age and health history, and how long the problem has been going on.
How urgent it looks, what you can safely do in the meantime and when it’s time to see a veterinarian.
Ask about symptoms, food, behaviour and everyday care — day or night.
Vaccinations, treatments, visits and notes in one profile for each pet.
Vaccines, flea, tick and worm treatments and medications on one schedule, with what’s due next shown in each pet’s profile.
Give a sitter a private link to your pet’s profile, care notes and reminders while you’re away. With the Family plan, you and up to 3 family members each get your own account.
Start will be free at launch. Care and Family are paid plans — pre-orders open soon.
The essentials, free.
Free
Available at launch.
Recommended
Ongoing support that knows your pet’s history.
$5.99 / month per pet
or $59.99 / year per pet — about 2 months free
One plan for everyone who looks after your pets.
$34.99 / month
or $299 / year — save 28%
Prices are in US dollars. Any sales tax or VAT that applies is shown at checkout before you pay. PetClue is not a veterinary service and does not diagnose or treat animals. In an emergency, contact a veterinarian.
PetClue gives general information to help you decide what to do next. It does not diagnose or treat animals and does not replace an examination by a veterinarian. If your pet has trouble breathing, collapses, has a seizure, is bleeding heavily, may have eaten something poisonous or you are worried it is an emergency, contact a veterinarian or an emergency clinic immediately.
No. PetClue helps you understand what may be going on and how urgent it looks, and tells you when to see a veterinarian. It does not diagnose or treat animals. In an emergency, contact a veterinarian right away.
We are getting ready to launch. Pre-orders open soon — e-mail us and we will let you know.
We will publish the list of countries when pre-orders open. At first, pre-orders will not be available in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland. PetClue is not available in Russia or Belarus, and cards issued there are not accepted.
English for now.
PetClue starts as a web app that works in your phone’s browser. The web app shows your reminders but does not send notifications yet. Native apps are planned.
Pre-orders will be fully refundable until your access starts. See the Refund Policy.
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Write to us at support@petclue.vet. The details of the company that operates PetClue will be published here before pre-orders open.