Dr. Meow turns one photo into an AI wellness scan, then lines it up against your cat's past scans, weight and notes in a day-by-day Timeline. Know what to watch, and what to bring up at your next vet visit.

Built for the late-night "is my cat okay?" moments. Snap, scan, and get a friendly answer, with a day-by-day Timeline behind it.
Coat condition, body condition on the standard 1 to 9 veterinary scale, eye clarity, and mood, all read from a single ordinary photo. You'll also get an overall wellness score from 1 to 10, plus specific observations worth watching. This is wellness tracking, not a diagnosis.
Add your cat's breed, age, weight, sex, indoor or outdoor lifestyle, and any known conditions like CKD or arthritis. Dr. Meow factors this into every scan, so results are shaped by your cat's specific life stage instead of a generic template. It's optional and takes about a minute.
Timeline lines up every scan, weight entry, note, and photo by date, so patterns are easy to spot. Anything you log yourself, like a note or a weight, is clearly marked "Not analyzed by AI," so you always know what's an AI read and what's your own record.
Pick any two photos of the same cat and view them together, side by side or with a slider, entirely on your device. Add your own notes about what you notice. It's a tool for looking closely, not an automatic verdict, and these comparisons are never sent to any AI.
After every five scans, Dr. Meow Pro compares the new results with your cat's usual pattern and writes up a plain-language trend report. When it's time for an appointment, export the last 30 days of scans, weights, and notes as a single PDF.
Your full-resolution photo goes to a secure AI service for that one scan and is deleted right after, never stored, sold, or used for advertising. Your Timeline, weights, and notes stay on your device, and photo comparisons never leave it either.






Everything you want to know before you download.
Take one photo of your cat and Dr. Meow analyzes coat quality, body condition, eye clarity, mood, and overall wellness, all analyzed in seconds. Results include AI-written care notes, informed by veterinary guidelines, and save automatically to your cat's private Timeline on your device.
Yes. Dr. Meow is free to download and includes 4 scans per week and up to 2 cat profiles. Dr. Meow Pro adds unlimited scans, unlimited cat profiles, written health trend reports after every 5 scans, and a 30-day PDF export for vet visits. Pro costs $4.99 per month after a free one-month trial.
No. Dr. Meow is a between-visit wellness tool. It helps you notice small changes sooner and gives you a day-by-day Timeline to share with your vet. For anything urgent or concerning, contact your veterinarian directly.
Dr. Meow's AI reads five things from a single photo: coat condition (luster, texture, matting), body condition on the standard 1 to 9 veterinary scale, eye clarity (cloudiness, discharge, redness), mood (posture, ear position, facial expression), and an overall wellness score from 1 to 10. If your cat's profile includes details like breed, age, weight or a known condition, the AI factors those in too. When a photo doesn't show enough to assess something, Dr. Meow says so instead of guessing. Scoring is informed by feline veterinary guidelines, including AAFP, ISFM, AAHA and WSAVA publications, and is not a substitute for an in-person vet exam.
No. Your full-resolution photo is sent to a secure AI service for analysis, along with any optional cat profile details you've added (like breed, age, weight or health conditions), and deleted immediately after the scan completes. It's never stored on our servers, sold, or used for advertising. A small thumbnail is saved to your device for your Timeline. Photos you add yourself and photo comparisons never leave your device. Your Timeline data stays on your device and is never uploaded to Dr. Meow's servers.
AAFP stands for the American Association of Feline Practitioners, a leading professional organization for cat-focused veterinary medicine. Dr. Meow's health scoring rubrics are informed by published guidelines from AAFP, ISFM, AAHA, and WSAVA. Dr. Meow is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by any of these organizations.