Pet anatomy & common diseases,
shown, not just told.
Pick an animal to explore labelled anatomy and the diseases most worth recognising.
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🐕Dog
Dogs are highly social carnivores with acute senses of smell and hearing. Their anatomy reflects tens of thousands of years of co-evolution with humans, resulting in enormous breed variation but a shared underlying body plan.
🐈Cat
Cats are obligate carnivores with a flexible spine, retractable claws and exceptional low-light vision. Their metabolism is adapted to a high-protein diet and they require specific nutrients such as taurine.
🐇Rabbit
Rabbits are strict herbivores with continuously growing teeth and a large cecum where fibre is fermented. Their gastrointestinal tract must keep moving at all times — stasis is a true emergency.
🦜Parrot
Parrots are highly intelligent birds with a hooked beak, zygodactyl feet (two toes forward, two back), and complex social needs. Their respiratory system uses air sacs and is exceptionally efficient — and sensitive.
Animal health term explainer
Type or speak any veterinary term — anatomy, disease, symptom, treatment — and get a plain-language answer.
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🚨 Emergency or not?
What do you do?
Read the scenario and decide — the answer appears after you choose.
Your rabbit hasn't eaten or dropped any poops in the last 14 hours. She sits hunched in the corner grinding her teeth.
📖 Story mode
A day in the life of a Border Collie
Narrated slides with the dog voice.