Photo exam · AI guidance — not a diagnosis

One photo.
A clear answer.

Photograph the spot, the stool, the label, or the bloodwork. Nosy tells you the one thing that matters: how urgently a vet should see it.

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The moment this exists for

It's 11:42pm and
something looks wrong.

The clinic opens in nine hours. The forum says nine different things. Nosy answers now — calmly, and honestly about what it can't see.

A golden retriever lying down with her chin low, looking up with a worried expression

She's been licking the same spot on her paw all evening. Photo attached.

The skin looks irritated but closed — no open wound, no swelling I can see. Watch it at home tonight. If the area grows, opens, or she starts limping, see a vet within 24 hours.

Nosy · 11:42pm

Illustrative example — not a real conversation. Nosy gives guidance, not a diagnosis.

The check

Nose to tail
in two minutes.

Guided capture stations photograph what matters — eyes, ears, teeth, skin, gait. The body map keeps score across 7 zones.

Quick scan

1

photo · 30 seconds · one worry, one answer

Express check

5

stations · 2 minutes · the essentials

Complete check

9

stations · 5 minutes · the full baseline

The report

Readings, a plan —
and honesty.

Every scan becomes a structured card. The verdict is a door, not a diagnosis: home, vet soon, or vet now.

What it can't see

Photos can't show pain, smell, or what's under the skin. When Nosy isn't sure, it says so — and points you to a vet instead of guessing.

Skin · left front paw

Monitor at home

Recheck in 48 hours — sooner if it grows or opens


  • Skin closed, no discharge
  • Mild redness, 8mm area
  • No swelling visible

AI guidance — not a veterinary diagnosis

A fluffy white samoyed sitting against a plain pale-aqua studio backdrop

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Health index

The record

One number that
actually means something.

Every scan, weight, and bloodwork value lands in one place and becomes a baseline your vet can actually use.

Bloodwork13/14 in range

Weight

Scans12 on record

Ask Nosy anytime, and find vets nearby

Ask Nosy · 2:04am

"Can dogs eat plums?"

Flesh in small amounts is fine. The pit is the problem — it can block the gut and contains compounds dogs shouldn't have. If he swallowed a whole pit, call your vet tonight.

Illustrative example · AI guidance — not a diagnosis

Vets nearby

Tierklinik am Park

Emergency service · 2.1 km

Open now

Praxis Dr. Winter

Small animals · 3.4 km

Opens 8:00

Example listing — live results use your location.

Membership

Free to start.
Fair when you stay.

Nosy+

In the app

In the Nosy app for iPhone — the App Store shows the price

  • Every report in full: what it could be, the care plan, every finding
  • Unlimited photo checks
  • Unlimited chat with Nosy's AI

Free

Free

  • Your first full check
  • Each report's summary — and anything urgent, in full
  • A few photo checks and chat questions a month
  • Record, reminders, care plan
  • Vets nearby

Anything urgent, and the poison flow, are always free. Cancel any time in your App Store settings.

The worry is optional.
The knowing isn't.

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