Care begins with understanding.

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.

Yes. Preventive Care in the Voyage app gives your pet a dedicated checklist for routine care such as vaccines, parasite protection, dental care, weight, and monthly checks. Confirm a date or upload a record to start tracking an item. It supports everyday care; it does not replace routine examinations with your veterinarian.

Yes. Voyage can help interpret photos, bloodwork, x-rays and ultrasound images in the context of your question and pet history. The web symptom checker accepts photos, including images of reports; supported file formats vary between the web and app, so use the attachment options shown in your current interface. Video features are available in the app, not the web symptom checker. Image quality and missing context affect interpretation, which is not the same as performing a test or confirming a diagnosis.

No. Voyage can read the material you provide and help you prepare for a visit, but it cannot physically examine your pet, collect a sample, perform a scan, confirm a diagnosis or prescribe. Your veterinarian handles diagnosis and treatment. See the full explanation at thevoyage.ai/ai-vet-accuracy.

Don't type — go. Trouble breathing, collapse, a hard bloated belly, suspected poisoning, repeated seizures, or straining but unable to urinate all mean an emergency vet, right now. Voyage will tell you the same thing, but the drive matters more than the answer.

Dogs and cats, plus the exotics most pet apps quietly ignore — rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, ferrets, birds, reptiles, chinchillas, and hedgehogs. Exotic coverage is deliberate rather than dog advice reshaped to fit another species, and each pet gets a profile tailored to their species, age, and history.

No. You can describe a symptom and read the assessment without signing up. Sign in to save the episode, choose the relevant pet profile, and continue with updates when something changes.

Yes. You can email the assessment report to yourself, keep it on your phone, and show it when you check in. The report can help you bring the timeline, observations, and questions into the visit; sending it to yourself does not mean a clinic has received, reviewed, or approved the assessment.

Your first assessment is free and needs no account; a free account gives you three every 30 days. One-time packs are $4.99 for three health checks or $1.99 for 30 Voyage discussions. Subscriptions are $6.99/mo for one pet or $14.99/mo for unlimited pets, or $49.99/yr and $89.99/yr on annual billing. A one-time Lifetime purchase is $99.99 for one pet and $179.99 for unlimited pets. You can pay by card on the web or subscribe in the app. Full details at thevoyage.ai/pricing.

Health data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and is used solely to provide the Voyage service — never sold, and never shared for anyone else's advertising. The service providers that process data on our behalf to run it are named in our privacy policy.

Choose the relevant pet profile when you start or continue a conversation. Relevant saved history can provide context alongside the changes you describe. Add new information explicitly, and check the context shown in your current interface; saved history is not a guarantee of complete recall.

Owner and professional information does not automatically synchronize. Share the relevant material through the options available in your product. Emailing an assessment to yourself does not mean your clinic has received or reviewed it.

Uploading a record does not mean it has been read or used in an answer. Check the attachment and processing information available in your current interface, and identify the important details in your question. Supported files and record-status views vary by product.