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HOW IT WORKS

Get your lab reports and start tracking in four easy steps.

Request your pet's results from your veterinarian, upload one report or a multi-visit lab history, confirm what Furva read, and see how values changed over time.

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STEP 1

How to get your pet's lab results

1. Check your vet's portal. Most large veterinary groups have apps or portals where previous lab reports may be available to download. Search the App Store for your clinic's name, or look for a portal link on their website.

2. Call your clinic and ask for all available:

  • Lab history report

  • Blood chemistry results

  • Complete blood count (CBC) results

  • Urinalysis results

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Furva's upload screen, where a pet owner adds a lab report as a PDF or photo

STEP 2

Upload the report

No account needed to start. Upload a report from one visit, or a clinic history containing several dated visits.

Have several visits in one report?

Furva separates the dated results and builds the trend automatically from that single upload.

STEP 3

Review every extracted value

Furva shows you each supported value it extracted and where it appeared on the original report. Every extracted value can be corrected before you continue.

Nothing is interpreted until you confirm it.

Furva's extraction review screen, where every value is confirmed before any interpretation
A grid of biomarker trend charts showing values tracked across visits

STEP 4

Understand and track what changed

Once you confirm the values, Furva organizes them into explanations, flags, and trends.

Furva explains what each marker measures and what an out of range result may mean. It flags values outside the applicable reference range for your pet's species, and charts each value across the visits in your pet's lab history, so you can see direction rather than a single number.

Ready to understand your pet's lab results?

Free to start. No credit card required.

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