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Upload Your Pet's X-Ray to AI

Get a clear, plain-language explanation of your dog or cat's X-ray in seconds, understand the findings and whether it's urgent.

Upload Your Pet's X-Ray Now

First 2 X-ray analyses free. No credit card. A phone photo of the vet's screen works.

A dog and cat beside an AI X-ray scan of a pet
A worried pet owner reading about their pet's health

You shouldn't have to Google at 1am

You just got the X-ray, the vet used words you didn't catch, and now you're Googling at 1am, and every result says “cancer.” VetLumen gives you a calm, clear explanation so you know what you're looking at.

From X-ray to clear answers in three steps

No jargon, no waiting room. Just upload and understand.

Upload the X-Ray

1. Upload the X-Ray

Upload the X-ray files or a clear phone photo of the vet's screen. Add every view in one go; it's still one analysis.

AI Analyzes It

2. AI Analyzes It

Our AI identifies structures, flags possible abnormalities, and cross-references veterinary imaging knowledge. Takes about 10–20 seconds.

Get Clear Answers

3. Get Clear Answers

A structured report in plain language: what's visible, possible concerns, severity, and recommended next steps.

What your report looks like

An example report for a dog's hip X-ray. Yours is written from your own pet's images.

Example report

Dog, 2 years · Pelvis, hip-extended view

Worth discussing with your vet

In plain language

Both hip joints are visible. The right ball sits deep in its socket. The left ball sits a little less deeply, which can be an early sign of hip laxity, but the edges of the joint look smooth, with no clear signs of arthritis.

What to ask your vet

  • • Is the difference between the two hips significant at this age?
  • • Would a PennHIP or OFA evaluation be useful?
  • • Should we re-check in 6 to 12 months?

Illustrative example. Every report also covers image quality, possible concerns with how certain they are, and free follow-up questions with Lumi.

More than 2,000 X-rays and scans have been explained on LabLumen and VetLumen.

What can a pet X-ray show?

VetLumen can help you understand a wide range of dog and cat X-rays:

Chest & Lungs

Chest & Lungs

Coughing, breathing trouble, heart size

Abdomen & Stomach

Abdomen & Stomach

Vomiting, bloat, swallowed objects, blockages

Bones & Fractures

Bones & Fractures

Limping, injuries, breaks

Hips & Joints

Hips & Joints

Hip dysplasia, OFA-style hip views, arthritis

Spine & Back

Spine & Back

Back pain, disc issues, mobility loss

Dental & Jaw

Dental & Jaw

Tooth, gum, and jaw problems

Bladder & Urinary

Bladder & Urinary

Stones, blockages

Chest Masses & Heart

Chest Masses & Heart

Enlarged heart, masses

Works for dogs, cats, and more. Upload every view your vet took in one go; it counts as one analysis. You can also upload lab results or a photo of a visible issue.

Your pet's images are safe with us

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Your pet's images are processed securely and never sold.

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Uploads are encrypted in transit (HTTPS).

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Images are removed after analysis.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the AI X-ray analysis?
VetLumen uses advanced AI for informational insights. It's very helpful for understanding common findings, but it's not a diagnosis — always confirm with your veterinarian.
What can I upload?
X-ray images in JPEG or PNG, including a clear phone photo of the vet's screen or printout, or DICOM files from your vet. Add every view your vet took (for example side and top-down) in one upload: it still counts as one analysis and gives the AI more to work with.
Is my pet's data private?
Yes. Uploads are encrypted in transit (HTTPS), processed securely, and automatically deleted after analysis. We never sell your data.
How long does it take?
Most analyses complete in 10–20 seconds.
Can this replace my vet?
No. VetLumen is for understanding and peace of mind — it is not a substitute for a licensed veterinarian. For emergencies, contact your vet immediately.
Is it free?
Yes, to start. A free account includes 2 X-ray analyses, no card required. After that, 3 more X-ray analyses are $8.99.
Can it check my dog's hips before an OFA or PennHIP submission?
It can describe what is visible on a hip-extended (ventrodorsal) view in plain language, such as how well the femoral heads sit in the sockets and any signs of joint remodeling, so you know what to ask your vet. It does not assign an OFA or PennHIP grade; only those registries can.

Understand Your Pet's X-Ray — Free to Start

Upload your dog or cat's X-ray now and get clear answers in seconds.

Upload Your Pet's X-Ray

First 2 X-ray analyses free. No credit card required.

Veterinary Disclaimer: VetLumen provides AI-generated analysis for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed veterinarian. For emergencies, contact your vet immediately.