Pawnda
Pawnda

The reading layer for veterinary teams

Your next patient arrives with 90 pages of records. Pawnda reads them.

Lab PDFs, photos, emails from other clinics, the owner’s own app logs — Pawnda turns them into one structured chart per patient, then answers your questions in plain language, with every fact traced to its source document. It works alongside the software your practice already runs on: bring records and notes in, do the reading here, take summaries and records back out as PDFs.

Decision support, not diagnosis. Every AI-extracted value stays unverified until a veterinarian confirms it.

The Pawnda vet portal: Mochi Rivera’s patient chart on the left and the Pawnda pane on the right, listing the seven records the doctor has not opened yet, each with a source chip and an unverified marker.
Sample patient — Mochi’s chart beside the Pawnda pane, which lists every record not yet opened, each with its source and verification state.
Built for veterinary teams
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Consent-based sharing
  • US & Canada data residency
  • Per-doctor patient scope
  • Imports from and exports to your EMR

All of a patient’s data in one place

Records arrive from every direction. Pawnda turns them into one chart.

Lab PDFs, vaccine certificates, photos of ears and X-rays, emails from other clinics, the owner’s own app logs. Each one lands in a single structured chart per patient — dated, typed and traced back to the file it came from. Pages Pawnda cannot read yet are stored with the chart and labelled, never guessed at.

  • Lab reportChemistry panel · PDF from the reference lab
  • Vaccine certificateScanned at the front desk
  • Ear photos9-photo series from the owner’s phone
  • RadiographsImages exported from the imaging suite
  • Fax or emailReferral summary from another clinic
  • Owner app logsBreathing counts, meds given, daily notes
Mochi Riveradog · Golden Retriever · MN · 4y
One chart
Rabies — current to Apr ’29Certificate · Apr ’26verified
ALT 142 U/L ref 10–125Lab · Apr 21 ’26unverified
Otoscopy photos, L earOwner app · Sep ’26not yet analyzed
Otitis externa, L earClinic note · May ’24verified
Every row links back to the page it was read from.

Find the needle in the haystack

Stop digging through 13 files before every appointment.

Ask Pawnda in plain language. It answers in seconds from everything on file — and every fact links to the exact document it came from, so checking it takes one click.

  • “When was the last rabies booster?”

    Answered from the scanned certificate, with the line it was read from.

  • “Chart ALT over time”

    Pulls every chemistry panel on file — from any clinic — into one trend.

  • “What came in overnight for my patients?”

    Reviews new records for your patients only and lists what needs eyes first.

PawndaViewing: Mochi · Overview

When was the last rabies booster?

Apr 21, 2026, at Peninsula — a 3-year vaccine, so Mochi is current to Apr 2029. No later booster appears in any record on file.

“Rabies (3 yr) — administered 04/21/2026. Next due 04/21/2029.”
Vaccine certificate · Apr 21 ’26 · Peninsula1 of 1 quotes traced

Using 7 of 7 records · registers included

TryChart ALT over timeIs rabies current?What came in overnight?
Ask about Mochi — labs, vaccines, what to check today…

AI draft · verify before acting

Nothing is invented

Unverified until a veterinarian says otherwise.

Pawnda extracts; you confirm. Every value it reads stays labelled unverified until a vet checks it against the source, and every claim in an answer carries the quote it came from. It is decision support — the diagnosis is yours.

Labelled, not assumed

AI-extracted values wear an amber chip until a veterinarian confirms them against the source. Confirmed values turn green and stay linked to the document.

ALT 142 U/Lunverified
Rabies · current to Apr ’29verified

Every claim carries its quote

Answers cite the document, date and clinic behind each fact, and show the line it was read from. Each answer also reports how many of its quotes were traced back to a document.

ALT 142 U/L on an unreviewed Apr 21 chem panel — consider recheck

Lab result · Apr 22 ’26 · IDEXX2 of 2 quotes traced

Decision support, not diagnosis

Pawnda surfaces, orders and cites what is on file. It does not diagnose, prescribe or act — the clinical call stays with you.

  • Flags what needs attention, severity first
  • Shows the source for every value
  • Marks every answer as an AI draft to verify

Meet Pawnda

One pane away — and it has already read what came in overnight.

Open the portal and your day is triaged: which of your patients have new records, which values are still unverified, what needs eyes first. The Pawnda pane stays docked beside every screen as you move from patient to patient.

The doctor’s My day view: a needs-attention alert for an unverified ALT value, two patients with new records, and the Pawnda pane answering “What came in overnight?” from the records on file.
Sample patients — the doctor’s “My day” view, with the Pawnda pane answering “What came in overnight?” from the records on file.
  1. A persistent Pawnda pane

    Docked beside every screen and aware of the patient and tab you are on, so questions don’t need context.

  2. Cited answers

    Each fact carries a source chip — file, date, clinic. Open it to land on the document at that line.

  3. Unverified until a vet confirms

    Extracted values stay amber until a veterinarian checks them against the source. Nothing is silently accepted.

  4. Per-doctor scope

    You see your own patients by default. Switching to “Whole clinic” is deliberate — and every record says whose patient it is.

How it works

From a pile of files to a chart you can question.

  1. Records come in

    Owners share from the Pawnda app, your team uploads, other clinics fax or email, and notes come across from your own EMR. Everything lands in the patient’s inbox, whatever the format.

  2. Pawnda reads and charts them

    PDFs, photos and logs become one structured chart — dated, typed and linked to the page each value came from. Pages it cannot read are stored and labelled, and nothing is added that is not in a document.

  3. You ask, confirm, act

    Ask in plain language, open the citation, confirm the value. The chart becomes more trustworthy with every visit.

  4. It goes back to your EMR

    Download a patient’s records as one PDF, or have Pawnda draft a summary you edit and save as a PDF note. Pawnda is where the reading happens; your practice software stays your system of record.

For pet owners

Catch it while it is small.

Keep vaccines, labs and daily notes together in the Pawnda app, learn the 30-second home checks vets actually ask about — and share it all with your veterinarian when it matters, on your terms.

Create a free owner account
  • 30-second checks, taught first

    Resting breaths, weight, hydration, gum colour — each check explains how and why before asking for a number, and the app questions readings that look like slips.

  • One timeline

    Visits, labs and vaccination records in order — the whole story, not a drawer of paper.

  • Share with consent

    Choose what to share and with which clinic. Every share link is password-protected, expires on its own — 3 days by default — and you can revoke it from the app at any time.

  • Food-recall alerts for the bag in your pantry

    Log what your pet eats — brand, product and lot — and Pawnda flags it when a published recall matches, the next time you open the app.

Built for real clinics

Scoped to your patients. Shared with consent. Protected by default.

Security and consent are foundational, not afterthoughts — and the workflow respects how a clinic actually runs.

  • Per-doctor scope

    Each doctor sees their own patients by default. Looking across the whole clinic is explicit, and a colleague’s patient is labelled on every record.

  • Consent-based record sharing

    Owners choose what to share and with which clinic. Share links are password-protected, expire on their own — 3 days by default — and can be revoked from the app at any time.

  • A veterinarian in the loop

    Extracted values stay unverified until a veterinarian confirms them — no silent changes to a chart.

  • Encrypted in transit

    Records are encrypted in transit, and access controls apply to every record. See the Privacy Policy for what that covers.

  • Hosted on AWS

    Pawnda runs on Amazon Web Services, with sign-in through Amazon Cognito.

  • US & Canada data residency

    Data stored in North American regions to meet regional expectations.

Founding clinics

Founding clinics read free for six months.

Join as a founding clinic and your whole team uses Pawnda free for the first six months — every doctor, one clinic account. After that, a flat clinic price: no per-doctor fees, no migration, and your practice software stays your system of record.

Join as a founding clinic

See Pawnda with your own records.

Free to get started for veterinarians and pet owners.