Vet Companion
Pet medication information explained clearly
Understand the medication names, recorded doses, timings, course lengths, precautions and instructions already written in your pet’s veterinary document.
We explain the written information only. We do not prescribe, recommend, calculate or change medication or doses.
Clarity without changing advice
Medication paperwork can be difficult to absorb
Names, strengths, doses and timings may appear across prescriptions, discharge notes and treatment documents. We bring the written details together without filling in gaps or making assumptions.
- See exactly what the document records
- Understand abbreviations and unfamiliar terms
- Identify points to confirm with the prescribing practice
What we can explain
Medication details already in your document
We do not add dosage instructions or guess where the paperwork is unclear.
Names and stated purpose
The medications listed and what the document says each one is intended for.
Strength and recorded dose
The strength and dose exactly as they appear in the veterinary paperwork.
Frequency and course length
How often and for how long the document says medication should be given.
Food and storage instructions
Directions such as giving with food or storage wording recorded by the practice.
Written warnings
Precautions, side effects and warning signs specifically mentioned in the document.
Changes and abbreviations
Recorded medication changes, veterinary abbreviations and points needing confirmation.
Organised, not altered
A clearer view of the written schedule
When several medicines appear in the document, we can arrange their recorded details into a cleaner reference format.
If a dose, timing or instruction appears incomplete, inconsistent or unclear, we flag it for confirmation rather than guessing.
What the organised view can show
- Medication name and strength
- Dose written in the document
- Frequency and stated course length
- Food or storage instructions
- Questions to confirm with the vet
Simple from the start
How it works
The upload button goes directly to the document-upload page.
Upload the document
Send a prescription, veterinary letter, discharge note or treatment document.
Choose your tone
Tell us what feels unclear and whether you would like optional audio.
Receive clear wording
Get an organised explanation based only on the document.
Your explanation
Clearer information for a calmer conversation
The explanation helps you understand what is written and prepare questions for the prescribing veterinary practice.
Plain-English summary
Medication wording and terminology explained.
Recorded schedule
Written doses, frequencies and course lengths organised.
Questions to ask
Neutral prompts for the prescribing practice.
Optional audio
A listenable version for easier absorption.
Questions to take back
Know what needs confirming
These are prompts for discussion—not medication answers or recommendations.
- Have I understood the written dose and timing correctly?
- Should the medication be given with food?
- What should I do if my pet misses or refuses a dose?
- When should I contact the veterinary practice?
Important safety boundary
Explanation, not medication advice
We do not confirm that a dose is safe or correct, calculate doses, assess interactions, prescribe medication or advise you to start, stop, continue or change treatment.
Confirm uncertainty with the prescribing practice
If information appears unclear or inconsistent, your pet misses a dose or you are worried about a reaction, contact the prescribing veterinary practice before making changes.
If your pet appears seriously unwell or may have received the wrong medication or dose, contact a veterinary professional or emergency veterinary service immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Before you upload
Can you explain medication names and instructions?
Yes. We explain the names, stated purpose, strength, recorded dose, frequency, course length and precautions contained in the document.
Can you tell me whether the dose is correct?
No. We do not verify or calculate doses. Confirm any uncertainty with the prescribing veterinary practice.
Can you change the medication timetable?
No. We can organise the timings written in the document but cannot change them or create new instructions.
Can you assess possible interactions or side effects?
No. We only explain warnings or side effects specifically written in the document. Clinical questions must go to a veterinary professional.
Can I choose the tone and request audio?
Yes. Choose warm and reassuring, simple, clear, detailed or calm wording, with optional audio.
Related Vet Companion pages
More veterinary documents we explain
Understand the medication information in your pet’s document
Upload the veterinary paperwork and tell us which details feel unclear.
Clear understanding. Gentle support.