For cats

How VetBoxOne works

Get clear explanations

We turn lab values into easy-to-read information about organs, inflammation, and nutrition, so you see at a glance what is in range or out of range.

Download your report

You receive a downloadable PDF with clear explanations you can open on any device or print and take to your vet.

Upload your lab report*

Upload a clear PDF or photo of your vet’s blood test. We keep your files secure and never share them.

* If you don’t have a lab report yet, you can download one of our VetBoxOne blood-test checklists (PDF) and take it to your vet. The checklist is a structured, easy-to-follow list of useful lab values and possible warning signs. It is intended solely as an orientation aid for you and your veterinarian and should not replace your veterinarian’s own findings, diagnosis, or treatment decisions.

BASIC

VetBoxOne BASIC — for cats

Ideal if you want a clear overview from one standard blood test. We explain the main values – blood cells, liver, kidneys, sugar and inflammation – in simple language and show you which points to discuss first with your veterinarian.

PLUS

VetBoxOne PLUS — for cats with symptoms or senior cats

For cats with symptoms such as recurring vomiting, diarrhoea, weight loss or increased drinking and urination – and for senior cats. Includes everything from BASIC plus age-specific comments and organ-focused explanations, highlighting possible issues with kidneys, liver or hormones and suggesting which additional tests could be worth asking your vet about (for example T4, SDMA or urine tests).

EXPERT

VetBoxOne EXPERT — for complex cases and known conditions

Best suited if your cat already has known problems such as kidney disease, liver disease, thyroid problems, diabetes, heart disease or chronic gut issues – and you want a deeper explanation of a current blood test. We group related values, explain possible multi-organ issues in clear language and point out which values may be especially important for long-term monitoring. You also receive a detailed list of questions you can use when talking to your vet, to help decide on further tests or adjustments to the care plan. This question list is one of the most valuable parts of the VetBoxOne EXPERT. VetBoxOne EXPERT always remains an information service only – never a diagnosis, medication advice or a replacement for your veterinarian’s plan.