ProsperK9 Healthbook

Genome-informed healthcare for your dog.

Every vet visit, lab, vaccine, note and photo in one timeline, with your dog’s genome underneath it, and an AI Health Advisor that has read both. For you and your vet. Free to start.

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No card, no test required. Export or delete your records any time. See a sample Healthbook.

ProsperK9 puppy illustration

How the Healthbook works

1Add. Snap a photo of the paperwork, upload the PDF the clinic emailed, or type a note on the way home.
2File. Each record lands in your dog’s timeline, dated, next to everything that came before.
3Ask. The Advisor answers from the book and tells you what to raise with your vet.

Dogs hide illness. Their records don’t.

By the time a dog shows symptoms, the problem has a head start. The signals were there earlier: a kidney value creeping up across three panels, a vaccine that lapsed, the stiffness you mentioned once and forgot. Kept in one timeline and read together, they show up while there is still time to act.

Creatinine · 1.4 mg/dL

In range, and rising across three yearly panels. Worth raising with your vet.

Lab range 0.5 to 1.8 mg/dL 1.1 1.2 1.4 Mar 2024 Mar 2025 Mar 2026 Three senior panels, three clinics, one line

Records tell you what has happened and what is changing. The genome tells you what was there from birth. The Healthbook holds both, and the Advisor reads them together.

A Healthbook, as it fills up over the years

Cosmo · Labradoodle, 8 y
Healthbook
Mar 2026
Senior bloodwork panel PDF
CBC and chemistry, 24 values. Compared with Mar 2025.
Jan 2026
Dental cleaning clinic notes
Two extractions, antibiotic course, recheck in 6 months.
Oct 2025
Rabies and DHPP boosters photo of card
Next due Oct 2028 and Oct 2026.
Aug 2025
Note: stiff on the right hind after long walks typed
Worse on cold mornings. Mentioned at next visit.
Jun 2024
Whole-genome report ProsperK9
450 inherited conditions, drug sensitivities, breed, oral microbiome. Re-analysed Sep 2026.
Photos
14 photos
The rash in May, the lump you wanted the vet to see, the gums before and after.

A mock-up. The real thing, with Cosmo’s actual DNA report, notes and lab panel, is open to everyone:

Cosmo’s sample Healthbook dashboard: photo, breed from DNA, what matters this month, and a one-page summary to share with the vet

Explore Cosmo’s sample Healthbook

Genome-informed healthcare

Most of a dog’s care is reactive: something changes, you notice, the vet investigates. The genome lets you start earlier. One cheek swab reads your dog’s whole genome, once, and the report becomes the first chapter of the Healthbook. It changes everyday care in four concrete ways:

Genetic health screening cards from the ProsperK9 report, explaining a dog's results in plain language

Before anaesthesia or a new medication. Drug-sensitivity variants such as MDR1 change how some sedatives, painkillers and antiparasitics are handled. Your vet can check the result before prescribing instead of finding out afterwards.

Knowing what to watch for. 450 inherited conditions, every chromosome checked. Most dogs are clear on nearly all of them; the one or two that matter become things you and your vet monitor, years before symptoms.

Oral microbiome report card scoring the gum-disease species in a dog's mouth against other dogs

The mouth, before the dental bill. The same swab reads the oral microbiome: the gum-disease species scored against other dogs, and a microbiome age. A high score is a prompt for a dental check and home care while it is still cheap.

Breed-informed advice. 230 breeds painted chromosome by chromosome, so breed-linked risks, sizes and behaviours are read from the DNA your dog actually carries, not from a guess at the shelter.

And because the genome is sequenced, not spot-checked on a chip, the report is re-analysed free as new findings are published. The test is optional; the Healthbook works without it. With it, every record you add is read against what your dog was born with.

The test is $139 for everyone. $20 comes off the $159 list price automatically at checkout, shipping included both ways, and the Healthbook is included. See a real report.

Built-in AI that has read the whole book

The AI Health Advisor does not answer from the internet. It answers from your dog’s own Healthbook: what the last panel said, what changed since the one before, what the vaccine card shows, what you noted in August. Ask in plain language and it tells you what it sees and what to raise with your vet.

Her kidney values moved between the last two panels. Is that a trend I should ask about?
AI HEALTH ADVISOR
Creatinine went from 1.1 to 1.4 mg/dL between the March 2025 and March 2026 panels, and BUN rose too. Both are still inside the lab’s range, but a rise over one year in an 8-year-old is worth raising with your vet. Ask whether a urine specific gravity and an SDMA test make sense at the next visit, and bring both panels. Nothing in the January dental notes explains it.
He’s having a dental cleaning under anesthesia next month. Anything in his history the vet should know first?
AI HEALTH ADVISOR
Three things to mention: the two extractions in January and the antibiotic course that followed; the kidney values above, which matter for anesthesia dosing; and, if you add his genome, whether he carries any of the drug-sensitivity variants that change how some anesthetics and painkillers are handled.

Guidance to discuss with your vet. The Advisor is not a veterinarian and does not diagnose.

Works with your vet

The Healthbook does not replace your vet; it makes the two of you a better team. You walk into each appointment knowing what changed since the last one and what to ask, and a one-page summary of the findings that matter is ready to hand over. Switching clinics or travelling no longer means starting from a blank page.

A veterinarian examining a golden retriever in a clinic

Two things run on it

A Healthbook timeline with records, labs and notes

The Healthbook

  • Records, labs, vaccines, notes and photos in one timeline
  • AI Health Advisor that has read all of it
  • One-page summary for your vet
  • Every dog you own, for life

Free. No card. See a sample Healthbook

Chromosome painting from the ProsperK9 report, showing which breed each stretch of DNA comes from

The Premium DNA Test

  • Whole genome from one cheek swab, not a chip
  • 230 breeds by chromosome; 450 conditions and drug sensitivities
  • Oral microbiome report
  • Re-analysed free as the science moves; becomes the first chapter of the Healthbook

$139 ($159 list, $20 off applied automatically), shipping both ways included. See a real report

Some services add a yearly blood panel to a dog’s record. Blood shows what is changing now, and you can upload your vet’s bloodwork here too. The genome is read once and is true for your dog’s whole life, anywhere in the US.

For vets, trainers and clinics

If you see dogs professionally and would like your clients’ records and genomes in one place you can read, talk to us. We also run a partner programme for trainers, groomers, vet techs and vets.

✓ Free, no card
✓ Export or delete any time
✓ Built by a geneticist
✓ Guidance to discuss with your vet

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Healthbook and the AI Health Advisor are made by ProsperK9. The Advisor is not a veterinarian and does not diagnose; it helps you understand your dog’s records and prepare for conversations with your vet. Your records are yours: export or delete them at any time.