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Biscuit
Beagle · 1 yr · Male · Owner Hannah Vaughn
Flags
Prompts from the owner-logged record to raise at the pet's next visit. MaxVet is not a monitoring service and does not notify your clinic.
Weight & body composition
Estimated body fat 12% (morphometric).
Ideal lean weight estimated at 12.5 kg from owner-taken tape measurements (Witzel et al. 2014). How this works →
EDUF · last 14 days
Eating, drinking, urine and faeces. Amber flags over- or under-eating, drinking or weeing more or less, or stools that aren’t ideal; red is a stronger signal. Owner-logged, not a diagnosis.
Diet & energy
Usual feeding · last 4 weeks
Typically: Breakfast ~126 g · Dinner ~115 g · Treat ~12 g
Averaged over the 28 days the owner logged in the last 4 weeks. Days with nothing logged are left out, not counted as zero.
Daily energy uses FEDIAF / NRC maintenance factors on the ideal weight; the kcal/g is the owner-entered label figure.
Signalment & record
Symptom timeline
No active symptoms recorded.
Medications & adherence
Adherence and timing from owner dose logs (14-day rate, 30-day counts) — a delivery signal, not proof a drug is or isn't working.
Activity, sleep & energy
Toilet & stool
→ Steady vs the previous month (was 3.8).
Average of the owner’s scores (1 firm to 7 liquid). A trend to raise, not a diagnosis.
Trend signals
Statistical associations to investigate — never causation, never a diagnosis.
No significant correlations surfaced yet — more logged days are needed.
MaxVet is not a monitoring service. This record is not reviewed by your clinic except when you open it, and MaxVet does not alert or notify the clinic. It supports your clinical judgement and does not diagnose or replace a veterinary examination.
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Disabled in the demo — Hannah Vaughn is fictional.