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Kidney · BUNWatch
32 mg/dL
Weight · steady
28.4 kg
Lab
Chemistry panel · Mar 2026
12 biomarkers extracted
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Buddy · Golden Retriever · 6 yr

Buddy looks healthy overall. One kidney marker — BUN — is trending just above range, worth a recheck at his next visit.

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Biomarkers
1
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14
Records
3 wk
Next vaccine
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  2. 2

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    Every biomarker, dose, and date is extracted into structured data and checked against species-aware reference ranges — usually in under a minute.

  3. 3

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PDFBuddy_bloodwork_Mar2026.pdf
Extracting biomarkers…
12 biomarkers foundDone
ALT · liver62 U/L · in range
BUN · kidney32 mg/dL · watch
Creatinine · kidney1.3 mg/dL · in range
Longitudinal biomarker tracking

A single number means little. The trend means everything.

records.pet plots every lab value across every visit, flags what's drifting out of range, and explains each marker in language you don't need a vet degree to follow. Tap a biomarker to explore.

BUN · Kidney

Blood Urea Nitrogen

32 mg/dL
Watch
Last 5 visitsReference range
Reference 727 mg/dL
What this means

BUN reflects how well the kidneys clear waste from the blood. Buddy's has crept just past the top of the normal range over the last four visits. On a single report that's easy to miss — on a trend line it's an obvious nudge to recheck at the next appointment.

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Active medications

Apoquel 16 mg
Once daily · with food
Next 8:00 AM
Galliprant 60 mg
As needed · joint pain
PRN
Heartgard Plus
Monthly · heartworm
Apr 1

Vaccines

Rabies
Due Apr 8, 2026
3 wks
DHPP
Valid to Mar 14, 2027
Current
Leptospirosis
Valid to Sep 20, 2026
Current
In 3 weeks — Rabies booster due
We'll remind you again at one week. Schedule with Dr. Ramos at Lakeside Vet.
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Ask about Buddy
Grounded in 14 records
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Should I be worried about Buddy's kidney numbers?
His BUN has risen from 24 to 32 mg/dL over your last four visits — just above the normal ceiling of 27. His creatinine, the other kidney marker, is still in range, which is reassuring.
A single mildly-high BUN is common and not an emergency, but the steady climb is worth a recheck. I'd bring this trend to your next visit.
Chemistry panel · Mar 2026
This supports, but doesn't replace, your veterinarian.
Ask anything about Buddy's health…
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Questions

Good to know

Anything as a PDF — routine lab results and chemistry panels, a full records export from your clinic, a single visit or discharge summary, genetic testing results from services like Embark or Wisdom Panel, vaccination certificates, even imaging and specialist letters. If it holds your pet's health information, drop it in.
Every upload is parsed into structured data: each biomarker is matched to its reference range, flagged as low, in-range, or high, and explained in plain language. Ranges are species-aware, so dog and cat results are each interpreted against the right baselines.
Yes. records.pet tracks active medications and dosing, and keeps vaccine due-dates so you get a heads-up before boosters like rabies or DHPP lapse.
It does. Reference ranges and explanations adapt to your pet's species, so feline and canine results are each read correctly.
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