Verified Measurements
- Current weight
- Body Condition Score
- Muscle Condition Score

Veterinary & Clinic Partners
Veterinary and clinic partnerships are handled separately from our Pet Care Partners program.
The pet parent completes the profile. Your team adds the clinical context that matters. Branvine brings it together.
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Pet Parent
Completes a quick Branvine profile before or during the visit.
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Veterinary Team
Reviews and adds the clinical information that matters for the pet’s recommendations.
Branvine
Combines the pet parent’s profile with clinic-provided information to generate personalized nutrition, supplement, and home-care recommendations.
The recommendations can then continue with the pet parent after the visit.
Personalizes Recommendations
The pet parent completes most of the Branvine profile. Veterinary teams only need to add or verify the clinical information that is relevant to the pet.
Branvine recommendations are generated using the information available in the pet’s profile. Clinic-provided information adds clinical context but does not mean the recommendation has been individually prescribed or endorsed by the veterinarian unless the veterinary team explicitly reviews it.
Keep the clinic step focused. Add only the information that is most useful for personalized support.
The pet parent owns the primary profile — the clinic step is a short clinical add-on, not another full questionnaire.
We’re currently developing and refining Branvine’s clinic workflow with veterinary professionals. If your clinic is interested in early access or providing feedback, you can contact our team.
No. Veterinary and clinic partnerships are handled separately. Pet Care Partners primarily help pet parents discover Branvine, while veterinary teams can contribute relevant clinical information to the pet’s Branvine profile.
No. The pet parent completes most of the profile. The veterinary team only adds or verifies relevant clinical information such as weight, body condition, diagnoses, medications, prescription diets, test information, or clinical restrictions.
The pet parent provides the everyday information they know best, including the pet’s diet, lifestyle, current symptoms, medications and supplements, known health history, and other profile information.
Veterinary teams can add or verify relevant clinical information such as current weight, BCS, MCS, confirmed diagnoses, medical history, medications, prescription diets, test results, records, and appropriate clinical precautions.
No. Branvine supports nutrition, supplement, and at-home care decisions using the information available in the pet’s profile. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or professional judgment.
Not automatically. Clinical information provided by a veterinary team can inform the Branvine profile, but a Branvine-generated recommendation should not be presented as veterinarian-prescribed or veterinarian-endorsed unless the veterinary team has specifically reviewed it.
The platform is being designed to support relevant veterinary records and test information, including blood, urine, fecal or stool, and oral swab results. We are also exploring ways to make record and clinic-data workflows easier over time.
Yes. We’re actively gathering feedback from veterinary professionals about what should come from the clinic, what pet parents should manage themselves, and how Branvine can fit into real-world clinical workflows.