Vet Companion
Veterinary Reports Explained in Plain English
A calmer way to understand the wording in your pet’s vet report, blood test document, treatment plan, surgery estimate or insurance letter—without replacing your veterinary team.
- Clear wording only
- Choose the tone
- Optional audio
Clear understanding. Gentle support.
How Vet Companion works
Choose your document
What veterinary documents can we explain?
Select the closest match for more information, or upload an “other” document through the form below. These useful pages also help you understand exactly what the service covers.
Dog and cat blood test documents
Plain-English wording for the terms, figures and notes already shown in the document.
Treatment plans and surgery estimates
See the stages, dates, listed procedures and costs in a clearer structure.
Discharge and post-operation instructions
Turn dense aftercare wording into an easier-to-follow summary.
Medication information in your document
Clarify the written instructions without changing or recommending treatment.
Pet insurance letters and claim responses
Make policy wording, exclusions and the insurer’s stated reasons easier to understand.
Consultation notes, referrals and other letters
Upload another type of veterinary document and describe what you need help reading.
Your explanation
Clear words, in a tone that suits you
We reorganise the information already in your document so it is easier to read, revisit and discuss with the right veterinary or insurance professional.
Vet Companion does not diagnose, independently interpret results, recommend treatment or medication, or tell you to accept, refuse, delay or change veterinary care.
A plain-English summary
The main points arranged in a calm, logical order.
Veterinary terms explained
Unfamiliar words and abbreviations described using everyday language.
Dates, stages and listed costs highlighted
Important practical details made easier to find at a glance.
Neutral questions you may wish to ask
Prompts to help you prepare for a conversation with your vet or insurer.
Optional audio
Listen to your explanation if hearing it is easier than reading it.
See before you upload
Read a finished Vet Companion example
See the tone, structure and level of detail used in a typical plain-English explanation.
Questions
Vet Companion FAQs
Need help with the upload itself? See the illustrated form guide or contact Clarity Companion.
What is Vet Companion?
Vet Companion is a document-explanation service. It rewrites the wording already contained in a veterinary or pet-insurance document in clear, everyday language.
Do you provide veterinary advice?
No. We do not diagnose, independently interpret test results, recommend treatment or medication, or tell you whether to accept, refuse, delay or change treatment. Your veterinary team remains the authority on your pet’s care.
What will I receive?
You receive a personalised written explanation with the main points, unfamiliar terms and important dates, stages or listed costs made clearer. It can also include neutral questions for your vet or insurer and optional audio.
Which file types can I upload?
Upload a clear copy using one of the file types accepted by the secure form. PDFs and clear photos or scans usually work best. If handwriting or an image is difficult to read, we will only explain the parts that can be read reliably.
Can you explain a pet-insurance decision?
We can explain the insurer’s stated wording, policy terms and reasons in plain English. We do not decide whether an outcome is correct or provide legal, financial or insurance advice.
What should I do if my pet needs urgent help?
Do not wait for a document explanation. Contact your veterinary practice or an emergency veterinary provider immediately. Vet Companion is not an emergency service.
Is my information kept private?
Your document should be handled in line with the Clarity Companion privacy policy. Read the privacy policy before uploading if you would like more detail.
Ready when you are
Have your veterinary report explained
Complete the secure upload form directly below. Choose the document type, the tone you prefer and whether you would like an audio version.
Please do not use this service for urgent or emergency veterinary help.