Your Virtual
Veterinarian with AI
Meet VetVirtual®: your AI-powered virtual veterinarian, VetGPT®. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Ask 3 free questions with full answers, no credit card required. Then just subscribe to the Pro plan to keep going.
3 steps to take care of your pet
AI-powered virtual veterinary care available 24/7, based on a vast knowledge base in veterinary medicine. Ask 3 free questions, no credit card required.
Describe your pet's problem
Tell us the symptoms, age, weight and how long it's been going on.
Send photos if needed
Wounds, eyes, stool or any visual detail helps with the analysis.
Get guidance in seconds
Clear answers with next steps and an urgency level.
Smart Analysis of Veterinary Medications
Imagine being able to take a photo of a veterinary medication and getting all the information you need in seconds. Our AI analyzes the medication, summarizes the package insert, and provides indications and contraindications specific to your pet.
Detailed information
Get a summary of the veterinary package insert, with indications and contraindications.
Clear up your questions
Get all your questions answered for the safe use of veterinary medications.
Safe use
Feel confident you're using the veterinary medication safely and knowledgeably for your pet's well-being.
See a sample consultation
We're a new product and would rather show what the AI actually answers than display testimonials that don't exist. Below is a demonstration of the response format.
My 4-year-old Labrador has had diarrhea since yesterday and ate less today. Do I need to take him to the vet right now?
24 hours of diarrhea in an adult dog, without blood and with reduced appetite, can usually be monitored at home for the first hours: offer fresh water freely and a short 6-8 hour food fast, then resume with small, bland meals. Watch for warning signs — blood in the stool, repeated vomiting, lethargy, pale gums or a painful belly. If any of these appear, or if the diarrhea lasts more than 48 hours, an in-person visit is no longer optional.
AI-based guidance. It does not replace in-person veterinary care.
Choose a topic and get guidance in seconds
Content by species and situation, with informative guidance from VetVirtual and a clear indication of when in-person care is essential.
Online vet for dogs
Vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, itching and dog vaccines.
See guidanceOnline vet for cats
Cat not eating, vomiting, hiding or having trouble urinating.
See guidanceOnline vet for birds
Cockatiel, parakeet and parrot: feathers, appetite and breathing.
See guidanceVeterinary emergency
Signs that require a clinic now and what to do in the first minutes.
See guidance24-hour online vet
Guidance late at night, on weekends and holidays.
See guidanceOnline vet consultation
What online guidance covers and when to take your pet to a clinic.
See guidanceOne simple plan, everything included
Create your account and ask 3 free questions, no credit card required. After that, subscribe to keep chatting — monthly or annual, cancel anytime.
Annual
2 months free per year.
Equivalent to R$ 12.42/month · save R$ 29.80
Subscribe annuallyIncluded in every plan
- Unlimited consultations with veterinary AI
- Photo analysis of symptoms, test results and medications
- Unlimited pet profiles and conversation history
- Urgency indicator on every answer
- PDF report export
- Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
See the most common questions from our customers, already answered for you.