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Vet Visit Prep
For a pet owner heading to the vet with a sick pet, an off-behaving pet, or a routine wellness check that has one specific worry attached to it. Paste species and breed, the pet's signalment (age, sex, neuter status, current weight), the reason for the visit in one line, the symptom timeline (onset, frequency, progression, better/worse, functional impact on eating, drinking, urinating, defecating, and energy), current diet and medications with exact amounts, prior conditions, environment (indoor/outdoor, other pets, recent boarding or new food or possible toxin exposure), the questions you want answered, and the visit type (primary vet, ER vet, specialty, wellness), and get back a one-page owner-to-vet brief the vet can scan in five seconds: a SOAP-subjective one-liner, presenting complaint block, HPI timeline, review-of-systems chip grid, a normalized diet and medications table with per-field imprecise flags where the amount or dose or last-dose-time was fuzzy, prior conditions block, environment notes, prioritized top-3 questions ordered by decision impact, 3 to 5 supporting questions, and a note that this is a note-taking aid and not veterinary medical advice. Never diagnoses, never prescribes, never recommends a dose change. Red-flag emergencies (unproductive retching or bloat in a large-breed dog, a cat straining to urinate without producing urine, difficulty breathing or cyanotic gums, seizure not resolving in five minutes, collapse, ingestion of a known-toxic substance, suspected heat stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, severe unmanaged pain, prolonged dystocia) short-circuit the whole thing and route the owner to the nearest emergency animal hospital, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 888-426-4435, or their primary vet's emergency line, whichever fits the flag. Quick tier (15 tokens on Gemini Flash Lite) fixes at the top-3 questions and hides safety receipts; the red-flag scan still runs silently. Deep tier (40 tokens on Gemini Flash) returns the full brief plus 3 to 5 supporting questions plus red_flag_receipts plus per-firing safety_flags receipts for every diagnostic-question / dosing-question / treatment-recommendation refusal.
About this tool
What does vet visit prep do?
For a pet owner heading to the vet with a sick pet, an off-behaving pet, or a routine wellness check that has one specific worry attached to it. Paste species and breed, the pet's signalment (age, sex, neuter status, current weight), the reason for the visit in one line, the symptom timeline (onset, frequency, progression, better/worse, functional impact on eating, drinking, urinating, defecating, and energy), current diet and medications with exact amounts, prior conditions, environment (indoor/outdoor, other pets, recent boarding or new food or possible toxin exposure), the questions you want answered, and the visit type (primary vet, ER vet, specialty, wellness), and get back a one-page owner-to-vet brief the vet can scan in five seconds: a SOAP-subjective one-liner, presenting complaint block, HPI timeline, review-of-systems chip grid, a normalized diet and medications table with per-field imprecise flags where the amount or dose or last-dose-time was fuzzy, prior conditions block, environment notes, prioritized top-3 questions ordered by decision impact, 3 to 5 supporting questions, and a note that this is a note-taking aid and not veterinary medical advice. Never diagnoses, never prescribes, never recommends a dose change. Red-flag emergencies (unproductive retching or bloat in a large-breed dog, a cat straining to urinate without producing urine, difficulty breathing or cyanotic gums, seizure not resolving in five minutes, collapse, ingestion of a known-toxic substance, suspected heat stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, severe unmanaged pain, prolonged dystocia) short-circuit the whole thing and route the owner to the nearest emergency animal hospital, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 888-426-4435, or their primary vet's emergency line, whichever fits the flag. Quick tier (15 tokens on Gemini Flash Lite) fixes at the top-3 questions and hides safety receipts; the red-flag scan still runs silently. Deep tier (40 tokens on Gemini Flash) returns the full brief plus 3 to 5 supporting questions plus red_flag_receipts plus per-firing safety_flags receipts for every diagnostic-question / dosing-question / treatment-recommendation refusal.
What does Vet Visit Prep do?
You paste nine inputs: species and breed, signalment (age, sex, neuter status, current weight), reason for the visit in one line, the symptom timeline (onset, frequency, progression, better or worse, functional impact on eating and drinking and urinating and defecating and energy), current diet and medications with amounts, prior conditions, environment (indoor or outdoor, other pets, recent boarding or new food or possible toxin exposure), the questions you want answered, and the visit type. One structured pass on produde returns a one-page owner-to-vet brief the vet can scan in five seconds: a SOAP-subjective visit summary one-liner, a presenting complaint block, the HPI timeline, a review-of-systems chip grid, a normalized diet and medications table with per-field imprecise flags on any amount or dose or last-dose-time you were fuzzy about, prior conditions, environment notes, exactly three prioritized top questions, three to five supporting questions, and a note-taking-aid disclaimer at the bottom. It is built for the fifteen minutes you actually have in the exam room, not the two hours you wish you had.
Who is this for?
Any pet owner heading to the vet with a sick pet, an off-behaving pet, or a routine wellness check that has one specific worry attached to it. The parent of a puppy or kitten who has never done this before and does not know what the vet will ask. The owner of an elderly dog or cat whose chief complaint has grown complicated over the last three months and needs the timeline written down before the exam. The multi-pet household where the symptoms started in one animal and spread to another. Vet Visit Prep on produde is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace your veterinarian; it is a note-taking aid that gets the family's observations onto one page so the vet can scan them in five seconds and spend the rest of the appointment actually examining your pet.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT to write my vet notes?
A freeform ChatGPT prompt will happily guess at a diagnosis, suggest a dose change on a medication you did not ask about, invent a symptom the owner never described, and skip the red-flag screen entirely. Vet Visit Prep on produde runs one structured pass with four hard framing rules. Every string is 'the owner reports' or 'the owner observed', never 'the pet has X'. The tool refuses to diagnose, refuses to prescribe, refuses to recommend a dose change, and refuses to recommend a treatment; every refusal is receipted on the deep tier so you can see exactly what the tool would not answer and route those questions to the vet in person. Every fuzzy field on diet, treats, supplements, and medications gets an imprecise_flags entry so the vet knows at a glance which numbers are firm and which are the family's best guess. And the red-flag screen runs first, before any brief content is written, so a bloat description or a blocked-urinary-cat description skips the paperwork entirely and routes you to emergency care.
Will it diagnose my pet or tell me what medication to give?
No. The system prompt on produde refuses to diagnose, refuses to prescribe, refuses to recommend a dose change, and refuses to recommend a treatment; the schema itself contains no Assessment block and no Plan block because those are what your veterinarian writes. Every observation is framed as 'the owner reports', never 'the pet has X'. If you ask a diagnostic question in the owner-questions box ('is it parvo?', 'is he in kidney failure?'), the tool captures the question verbatim and routes it into your top-3 or supporting questions so the vet answers it in the exam room; on the deep tier the refusal is receipted in safety_flags with kind diagnostic_question_refused. Vet Visit Prep is a note-taking aid, not veterinary medical advice, and the disclaimer sits at the bottom of every brief.
What red-flag symptoms trigger the emergency short-circuit?
Before any brief content is written, the tool scans your inputs for veterinary emergency red flags and short-circuits the whole run if any are present. The named flags are bloat or GDV in a large-breed dog (distended or hard abdomen, unproductive retching), a blocked urinary cat (straining without producing urine, crying in the litter box), difficulty breathing or open-mouth breathing in a cat, blue or purple gums, seizure not resolving within five minutes, collapse or loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, severe unmanaged pain, prolonged dystocia (contractions over an hour without producing a puppy or kitten), sudden inability to use the hind limbs, snake bite, severe allergic reaction with facial or throat swelling, suspected heat stroke, and ingestion of a known-toxic substance (chocolate or xylitol or grapes or raisins in dogs, lily in cats, ibuprofen or acetaminophen or antifreeze or rodenticide or human ADHD medication or marijuana in any pet). When a flag fires, Vet Visit Prep on produde hides the rest of the brief behind a full-width emergency banner and routes you to one of three actions: go to your nearest emergency animal hospital now, call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at 888-426-4435 (may charge a consult fee), or call your primary vet's emergency line today and do not wait for the scheduled appointment.
What do I get back from one run?
A one-page owner-to-vet brief the vet can scan in five seconds. Named blocks on produde: visit summary one-liner (species + age + sex or neuter + weight + complaint + duration in a single vet-tech-scannable sentence), presenting complaint in your plain language, HPI timeline (onset, frequency, progression, what makes it better or worse, and functional impact on eating and drinking and urinating and defecating and energy), a review-of-systems chip grid grouped by GI, respiratory, urinary, musculoskeletal, neuro, skin, eyes and ears, and behavior, a normalized diet table with brand and line and flavor and daily-amount columns, a normalized medications table with drug and dose in mg and route and frequency and last-dose-time columns, imprecise flags on any fuzzy diet or med field so the vet knows which numbers are firm, prior conditions, environment notes, exactly three prioritized top questions ordered by decision impact, three to five supporting questions on the deep tier (three placeholder rows on the quick tier so the frontend shape stays consistent), and the note-taking-aid disclaimer. On the deep tier you also get per-firing safety_flags receipts for every diagnostic question, dosing question, or treatment recommendation the tool refused to answer, so you can audit the refusals before the appointment. The brief is designed to be printed, folded, and handed to the vet tech at check-in.
Which tier should I pick, Quick or Deep?
Quick (15 tokens on Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite) fixes at three prioritized top questions and hides the safety_flags receipts to keep the brief tight; the red-flag scan still runs silently, and if a flag fires the emergency short-circuit still triggers on either tier. Quick is the right pick when the appointment is in the next hour and you need a clean brief to print on the way out the door. Deep (40 tokens on Gemini 3.5 Flash) returns the full brief plus three to five real supporting questions plus per-firing safety_flags receipts (one entry per diagnostic-question refusal, dosing-question refusal, treatment-recommendation refusal, or red-flag named), so you can sit with the draft and audit exactly what the tool refused to answer and why. Deep is the right pick for a same-week visit, a complicated chief complaint, an elderly pet with a long prior-conditions list, or an owner who wants the vet to walk in knowing the family did the homework. Both tiers run on produde and share the same red-flag screen.
How much does it cost, and do I need a subscription?
There is no subscription. You spend produde tokens per run: 15 tokens for a Quick brief and 40 tokens for a Deep brief. Tokens are a prepaid platform credit you buy once and spend across any produde tool, so a pet owner pays per vet visit instead of a monthly SaaS bill during the months of the year with nothing on the calendar. If a run fails at any stage (network error, model refusal, safety guard triggered), the full token cost is refunded to your wallet automatically, so a partial pipeline error never costs you tokens on a brief you did not receive.
What does it cost?
From 15 tokens. Pick a tier on the form above. Produde tokens are a prepaid platform credit; buy them once and spend on any tool.
Do I pay if a run doesn't complete?
No. You only pay for results. If a run can't finish, its full token cost stays in your wallet automatically.
Is my data stored?
Your input and the run output are saved to your account so you can browse history. They are not sold, shared with advertisers, or used to train shared models. See privacy for details.