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Free vet visit with health report

Tell us your past clinic and we’ll pull your pet’s records.

  • Your health report, reviewed by a vet
  • Plus a free vet visit to go over it
Card needed to book the visit.

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  • Vaccines and boosters
  • Weight over time
  • Missed follow-ups
  • Lab results
  • Every clinic, one timeline
  • Allergies
  • Questions for your vet

What you get

Every visit. One page.

We read every page, flag what matters, and a vet checks it.

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Health report

Biscuit, at a glance.

Beagle · 6 years · 11 visits · 3 clinics

Reviewed by Dr. Ellen Russell, DVM

Ask about his thyroid. T4 low, cholesterol high, 5 lb gained. No recheck since January.

Blood panel

2 to watch

Harbor Vet Clinic · Jan 22, 2026

  • Thyroid (T4) LowRange 1.0 to 4.0 µg/dL0.8 µg/dL
  • Cholesterol HighRange 110 to 320 mg/dL358 mg/dL
  • ALTRange 10 to 125 U/L54 U/L
  • GlucoseRange 70 to 143 mg/dL96 mg/dL
  • CreatinineRange 0.5 to 1.8 mg/dL1.1 mg/dL

From the lab report, page 7 of 23

Weight

Above range

29 lbup 5 lb since 2023

Biscuit’s plan

  • Full thyroid panel

    Ask

    T4, fT4 and TSH, at the next visit

  • Visit with Dr. Ellen

    Free

    A video visit to go over it $65

  • Dental cleaning

    Overdue

    Suggested in 2024, not done yet

  • Rabies booster

    Later

    Due March 2027

Sample report. Educational, not a diagnosis. Your vet makes the calls.

Dr. Ellen Russell, Everfur’s Medical Director, in green scrubs
Dr. Ellen Russell, DVMMedical Director

Your vets

A vet checks every report.

Dr. Ellen Russell, our Medical Director, reviews each report before it reaches you, and she’s the vet on your free visit. Everfur vets are US-licensed and work with Everfur directly.

Vet advisors

  • Dr. Jim E. RiviereEditor of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics
  • Dr. Brian BourquinFounder of Boston Veterinary Clinic, 25 years in practice
  • Dr. Adam ChristmanChief Veterinary Officer at dvm360, 18 years in practice

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  • “It’s so nice to have a pet focused chat that I can ask anything!”

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Questions

Is the health report really free?

Yes. Your pet’s health report is free, and a vet reviews it before it reaches you. There’s no card and nothing to cancel.

Is it free to keep checking my pet’s records?

Yes, it’s included. Once your pet’s records are in, we keep checking them for early signs worth asking your vet about, and every new visit gets the same read.

What’s the free vet visit?

A video visit with a licensed vet to go over your report and answer your questions. It’s normally $65, and your first one is free. Booking needs a card and starts a membership you can cancel before you’re charged. The link to book comes with your report.

How do you get my pet’s vet records?

Tell us your vet clinic and we request the records for you, with your OK. Clinics reply in their own time, and we email you when they do.

Who are your vets?

Dr. Ellen Russell, DVM, our Medical Director, reviews every report. Everfur vets are US-licensed and work with Everfur directly. Our advisors include Dr. Jim E. Riviere in veterinary pharmacology and the vets Dr. Brian Bourquin and Dr. Adam Christman.

Is my pet’s information private?

Yes. We use your pet’s records to make the report, and we never sell them. You can ask us to delete them anytime at hello@everfur.com.

Is the report a diagnosis?

No. It’s a summary of what’s already in your pet’s records, checked by a vet, with questions to bring to your own vet. Your vet makes the calls.

Does it work for cats?

Yes. The report works for dogs and cats of any age or breed.

Free health report

Your pet’s records already have answers.

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