Ask anything about your dog or cat and get calm guidance that draws on their own records. Keep every vaccine, lab result and medication in one place, across every vet you ever see.
Yes, blueberries are a safe treat for most dogs. Rinse them first, and if it's her first time, start with just a few.
How many is too many?
Beau
For a Golden Retriever Bella's size, a small handful a day is plenty. Keep treats under about a tenth of her daily food so they don't crowd out her meals.
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9:41
Bella's next vaccine
When is her next vaccine due?
Beau
Her DHPP booster is due March 2, 2026, from the Cedar Creek record you added. You'll get a reminder before then.
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9:41
Bella sleeping more
She's sleeping more lately. Is that normal at 11?
Beau
Older dogs often sleep more, and her check-ins show energy a little lower this week. Keep logging it, and mention it at her next visit if it continues or she eats less.
Worth watching
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
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9:41
Bella's puffy muzzle
Her muzzle looks puffy this morning. Should I worry?
Beau
From the photo, her muzzle does look swollen. Facial swelling can come from an allergic reaction, like a sting, and it can change quickly. Call your vet today, and go to an emergency vet if her breathing changes or the swelling spreads.
See a vet
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
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Why Beau
One search says it's nothing. The next says rush to the emergency vet.
Her vaccine card is in a drawer, her lab results are with the old vet, and you can't quite remember the dose she's on.
Knows your exact pet
Breed, age, history and medications shape every answer.
Backed by veterinary references
Exact details checked against trusted veterinary sources.
Knows when it's time for the vet
Every health answer says how urgent it is.
Records, organised
Vaccines, lab results and vet documents from every clinic.
Medications on schedule
Reminders that follow the schedule, and every dose logged.
Vet visits, covered
A summary to walk in with, and a recap after.
All in one place. So every answer has everything relevant at its fingertips, and Beau reminds you to give medications, check back on symptoms and line up the next vaccine.
Ask
Answers that know your pet.
Ask in plain words, typed or spoken, and add a photo when it helps. Beau answers with your pet's breed, age and history in mind, and checks trusted veterinary references for the details that need to be exact.
9:41
Bella's nighttime whining
Bella has been whining at night a bit recently, what should I do?
Beau
Nighttime whining in a senior dog is worth paying attention to. A couple of things stand out from Bella's recent history:
She had a limping episode logged on July 10, and low energy a few days before that.
Golden Retrievers are prone to hip and elbow issues as they age, which fits this pattern.
Worth watching
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
Add whining at night+
Ask about Bella...
Records
Every record, from every vet, in one place.
Photograph a vaccine card or upload a lab result. Beau reads it, shows you what it found, and saves it once you confirm. Future answers draw on it, and the history moves with you when you change vets.
9:41
ReviewKeep all
vaccine_card.jpgPhoto, just added
Beau is reading it...
Here's what Beau found.
Document
ClinicCedar Creek Veterinary Clinic
Date on documentMarch 2, 2025
Vaccines and medications
DHPPNext due March 2, 2026
Apoquel (oclacitinib)16 mg, one tablet, twice daily
Weight64.8 lbs, March 2, 2025
Confirm and save
Saved to Bella's records
When to call the vet
Calm when it's fine. Clear when it's not.
Every health answer ends with an urgency level, so you know whether to relax, keep an eye on it, call your vet, or head straight to an emergency vet.
Low urgency
Worth watching
See a vet
Urgency levels are general information to help you decide what to do next. They are not a veterinary assessment.
9:41
Bella ate a grape
Bella just ate a grape off the floor. What should I do?
Your vetCedar Creek Vet ClinicCall
Poison controlASPCA (888) 426-4435Call
Beau
Grapes can be toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. Call your vet or a poison line now, or go to an emergency vet, rather than waiting for signs.
See a vet
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
Ask about Bella...
Check-ins and vet visits
Ready for every vet visit, before, during and after.
A daily check-in takes a few taps and builds the picture over time. Before a visit, Beau turns it into a summary for your vet. With your vet's OK, record the appointment and Beau writes a plain-language recap, with medications and follow-ups ready to save.
9:41
Daily check-in
How is Bella today?
Overall
GreatSteadyOff
Eating
MoreNormalLess
Drinking
MoreNormalLess
Save check-in
Saved to Bella's timeline
Vet visit
Prepare for vet visit
For Cedar Creek Veterinary Clinic, Thursday
30 daysSince last visitPast year
PatientBella, Golden Retriever, 11 years, 64.8 lbs
Symptoms (2)Whining at night, 4 nights Limping after walks, July 10
Check-insDrinking more on 3 of the last 7 days
MedicationsApoquel 16 mg, twice daily since July 1
Use the appCancel
Actively recording
12:04
ReviewConfirm
Vet visit with Cedar Creek
Plain-language summary
Bella's drinking is likely linked to warmer weather, but Dr. Patel wants a urine test to be sure. Her ears look clear.
Medications and follow-ups
Apoquel 16 mgContinue twice daily
Urine test resultsCall expected Monday
Recheck visitIn 4 weeks
9:41
Bella's nighttime whining
Bella has been whining at night a bit recently, what should I do?
Beau
Nighttime whining in a senior dog is worth paying attention to. A couple of things stand out from Bella's recent history:
She had a limping episode logged on July 10, and low energy a few days before that.
Golden Retrievers are prone to hip and elbow issues as they age, which fits this pattern.
Worth watching
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
Add whining at night+
Ask about Bella...
9:41
ReviewKeep all
vaccine_card.jpgPhoto, just added
Beau is reading it...
Here's what Beau found.
Document
ClinicCedar Creek Veterinary Clinic
Date on documentMarch 2, 2025
Vaccines and medications
DHPPNext due March 2, 2026
Apoquel (oclacitinib)16 mg, one tablet, twice daily
Weight64.8 lbs, March 2, 2025
Confirm and save
Saved to Bella's records
9:41
Bella ate a grape
Bella just ate a grape off the floor. What should I do?
Your vetCedar Creek Vet ClinicCall
Poison controlASPCA (888) 426-4435Call
Beau
Grapes can be toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. Call your vet or a poison line now, or go to an emergency vet, rather than waiting for signs.
See a vet
General guidance, not veterinary advice.
Ask about Bella...
9:41
Daily check-in
How is Bella today?
Overall
GreatSteadyOff
Eating
MoreNormalLess
Drinking
MoreNormalLess
Save check-in
Saved to Bella's timeline
Vet visit
Prepare for vet visit
For Cedar Creek Veterinary Clinic, Thursday
30 daysSince last visitPast year
PatientBella, Golden Retriever, 11 years, 64.8 lbs
Symptoms (2)Whining at night, 4 nights Limping after walks, July 10
Check-insDrinking more on 3 of the last 7 days
MedicationsApoquel 16 mg, twice daily since July 1
Use the appCancel
Actively recording
12:04
ReviewConfirm
Vet visit with Cedar Creek
Plain-language summary
Bella's drinking is likely linked to warmer weather, but Dr. Patel wants a urine test to be sure. Her ears look clear.
Medications and follow-ups
Apoquel 16 mgContinue twice daily
Urine test resultsCall expected Monday
Recheck visitIn 4 weeks
Honest by design
A companion for your pet's health, never a stand-in for your vet.
General informationBeau gives general pet health information and is not a veterinary service.
Made for dogs and catsPuppies to seniors, kittens to old cats, one pet or a busy home.
Emergency numbersVet and poison lines surface first in 11 countries.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Beau a vet?
No. Beau gives general pet health information and urgency guidance. It is not a veterinary service and does not replace your vet. When something needs a vet, Beau says so.
How does Beau know about my pet?
From what you add: your pet's profile, the documents you upload, and the symptoms, weights, medications and check-ins you log. The more you keep in Beau, the more its answers draw on your pet's real history.
What happens in an emergency?
If a message sounds urgent, Beau shows emergency vet and poison control numbers before anything else. Numbers are built in for the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands. If your pet may be in danger, contact a vet straight away.
Does Beau work for cats?
Yes. Beau is built for dogs and cats, from puppies and kittens to seniors.
How much does Beau cost?
Beau is free to start with one pet and 10 questions. Standard is $3.99 a month or $38.99 a year. Pro is $15.99 a month or $153.99 a year. Prices are in US dollars; Google Play shows your local price. Compare plans.
How do I cancel?
Any time, in Google Play or in Beau under You, Subscription. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
Is my pet's data private?
Yes. Beau has no ads and never sells your data. Messages are sent to our AI partners only to generate answers, under contracts that prohibit retention or training. You can export or delete everything at any time. Privacy policy.
Can I get my data out of Beau?
Yes, any time, free on every plan, even after a downgrade. In the app, go to You, then Export or delete my data, then Export your data. You get one archive with a plain-English summary, the full record as a JSON file, and the original file for every document you added. Your records belong to you.
Can I use Beau for more than one pet?
Yes. The free plan covers one pet; Standard and Pro cover as many as you have.
Does Beau read my vet documents on the free plan?
The free plan stores up to 5 documents. Having Beau read them and use the details in answers is part of Standard and Pro.
Can I share records with my vet?
Yes. Beau can prepare a one-page summary before a visit, and you can export your pet's records to show or send to any vet.
Is Beau on iPhone?
Coming soon. Beau is on Android through Google Play now, and the iPhone version is on its way.
Are the answers written by AI?
Yes. Beau uses AI to write answers from general pet health knowledge and your pet's records. Like any source of general information, it can be wrong, so always check with your vet before making decisions about your pet's health.
What counts as a question?
Each message you send to Beau in Ask. Logging symptoms, medications, weights and check-ins doesn't use questions.
What's the difference between Standard and Pro?
The same features. Pro raises the monthly question allowance from 50 to 600, for busy multi-pet homes or pets with ongoing care.
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