For pet parents

Your pet's care plan — right in your pocket.

After every appointment, your Vetaura-enabled clinic can send you a private, mobile-friendly page with your pet's plan. Meds, warning signs, when to come back — all in plain language, in your language.

1
You receive the link
After the visit, your vet sends you a text or email with a Vetaura discharge link. No app to download. No password to remember.
2
Open on your phone
The page is clinic-branded and mobile-first. Read your pet's discharge instructions in your language — English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin or Portuguese.
3
See the meds — clearly
Every medication with dose, schedule and 'give with food' notes. Warning signs highlighted so you know when to call.
4
Tap to book the recheck
One-tap request for your follow-up. The clinic calls or texts you back to confirm the time. Never lose track of the plan again.
A peek inside

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

  • Warm greeting from your veterinarian
  • What happened today — in plain words, not jargon
  • Every medication with a clear schedule
  • Warning signs — 'Call the clinic immediately if…'
  • When to come back for a recheck
  • One-tap button to request the recheck
Discharge summary
Meadow Ridge Vet
For Bella · Signed by Dr. Reyes
Hi Amelia — Bella had a great visit today. Her ear infection is looking a lot better…
Medications
Mometamax drops
1 drop each ear · once daily · 10 days
Call immediately if…
Bella becomes lethargic, stops eating, or the ear swells.
Safe for you and your pet

Safe. Private. Vet-approved.

Vetaura only helps your veterinary team draft. Every word your vet sends you has been reviewed and signed by them personally.

  • Only you can see your pet's discharge — the link is private and unique
  • No login, no password, no account needed
  • Every instruction was reviewed and signed by your vet before you saw it
  • Your data is encrypted and never sold, shared, or used to train AI
  • Ask the clinic to delete the link at any time — deletion within 30 days
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