Veterinary review & advisors
Last updated August 27, 2026
We would rather tell you exactly where our content comes from than imply an endorsement we don't have yet.
Current status
PawBaseline does not yet have a named veterinary advisory board. We are actively recruiting licensed veterinarians to review our wellness content and baseline methodology. When advisors join, their names, credentials, and licensing jurisdictions will be listed on this page — not before.
Where our content comes from
Our check-in prompts, wellness programs, and educational copy are written from owner-facing guidance published by established veterinary organisations and teaching hospitals, including material on preventive care, senior pet monitoring, body condition scoring, and warning signs that warrant a visit.
- We summarise widely published owner guidance; we do not create novel clinical recommendations.
- We do not state dosages, prescribe, or suggest treatments.
- We do not claim any certification, accreditation, or regulatory approval.
What that means for you
Treat PawBaseline as a well-organised notebook with useful prompts. The clinical judgement belongs to your own veterinarian, who can examine your pet. See the medical disclaimer.
Are you a veterinarian?
We would genuinely like your review. If you are a licensed vet or vet tech willing to look over our wellness content, email support@pawbaseline.com.
Questions about this page? Email support@pawbaseline.com.