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Use it to work through a differential, interpret case files, search veterinary references and live literature, check dose math, ask follow-up questions, and prepare a SOAP note or client handout. Voyage keeps the discussion connected to the patient while leaving the clinical decision with you.

Yes. Add a photo, lab report, radiograph, ultrasound image, or PDF to the clinical question. Voyage can describe visible findings, explain patterns in a panel, and relate the material to the available patient history and literature. Image quality, missing views, and incomplete clinical context limit interpretation; Voyage does not acquire the study or replace your examination and judgment.

Yes. Citations appear beside supported clinical claims so you can open the veterinary source and inspect the relevant passage. Sources are listed with each answer, and the available reference base is published at thevoyage.ai/forvets/sources.

An evidence gap should stay visible. Voyage can indicate insufficient support, qualify a conclusion, and withhold a dose card when it cannot locate a supporting source. Inspect the references and unresolved questions; absence of a warning is not validation. Confirm treatment and dosing against your current formulary and clinical judgment.

No. Voyage is a reference and reasoning tool that surfaces cited evidence to inform your decision. It does not examine the patient, does not establish a veterinary-client-patient relationship, and does not replace your clinical judgment. Confirm dosing and treatment against current formularies before you act.

Yes. Create a SOAP note or client handout from an answer or your notes. Review and edit the draft, then save your version. Language, recipient and length changes use the saved revision; the original stays available. Clinical documents remain drafts for professional review before sharing or use in care.

Dogs and cats, plus exotic companion species — rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, rodents, birds, and reptiles. Exotic coverage is a deliberate focus rather than dog guidance reshaped to fit another species.

Voyage combines veterinary references and live literature with patient-scoped context, multimodal case reading, calculator-backed dose math, and clinical documents. You can inspect citations and request a review of the answer against its sources. Selected reference titles and product evaluations are public, so you can examine the sources and limitations yourself.

Yes. VetEvidenceBench 2.5 publishes 50 paired veterinary cases, and PetMemoryBench 2.0 publishes 24 multi-pet memory tasks with three recalls each. The frozen prompts, dated product captures, adjudications, schemas, score inputs, methods, and offline scorers are public. These are system evaluations: each result describes the tested product, model, tools, memory configuration, and run protocol together — not an underlying language model in isolation.

Access is free for licensed veterinarians, credentialed veterinary technicians, and veterinary and vet-tech students. There is no card or paid clinical tier. Create an account, then submit a licence number and jurisdiction, an applicable technician credential, or a school email. The application is reviewed before the clinical desk opens.

Case details you enter are used to answer your question and to keep context across a case — not sold. Voyage is a working aid, not the official medical record; your practice management system remains the custodian of the patient record.

Source review runs when you request it, or when Auto-check sources is enabled. Auto-check is off by default and the setting is stored on the current device. You can inspect the review and resulting revisions. A check may identify gaps or remain inconclusive; it does not validate an answer for clinical use.

Use the same-patient continuation action and explicitly confirm the patient. Review current facts, relevant historical statements, changes and case constraints before proceeding. A folder name alone does not establish patient identity; owner and professional information does not automatically synchronize.

No. Uploading does not establish that a file was read or used in an answer. Case facts and records show source information, readability and available use status. A file marked as read still does not establish how it influenced the clinical answer. Review the original material and unresolved gaps.