Pet Med Report Advisor
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Dry-run test passed · Aug 20, 2026
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Editorially graded · Aug 20, 2026
Generates a formatted PDF and DOCX medication interaction screening report for a named pet, cross-checking current and newly added medications for contraindications, species-specific toxicities, and drug-condition risks. Use when an owner, boarding facility, or clinic adds or changes a pet's medication and needs a severity-tiered document to hand to or discuss with the treating veterinarian.
An installable SKILL.md file for your AI assistant. Produces a PDF and a Word document (.docx).
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- claude.ai — web & desktop
- Upload the .zip in Customize → Skills
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- Via a Project — paste into its instructions
See it in action
A real input → output sample
A boarding facility manager messages the assistant during evening intake: 'Need a med interaction report for a cat coming in tomorrow. Owner dropped off a bag of meds: - Piroxicam 2.5mg, give once daily by mouth - Methimazole 2.5mg, twice a day oral - Some kind of supplement bottle label says 'FlexAREN Plus' — owner says it's a joint thing - Furosemide — I think 12.5mg? Owner said half a 25mg tablet every other day. Cat's name is Mochi. She's a spayed female, around 11 years old. The owner said she has kidney issues and a thyroid thing.'
Mochi — Feline, Domestic Shorthair, ~11y, Female (spayed — per owner report, unconfirmed). Report generated 14 March 2025. Medications: Piroxicam 2.5mg PO q24h, Methimazole 2.5mg PO q12h, Furosemide ~12.5mg PO q48h, 'FlexAREN Plus' supplement (identity unknown). Contraindicated concern: Piroxicam in a feline patient. Major interactions: Piroxicam + renal disease, Furosemide + Piroxicam. Moderate interaction: Methimazole + renal disease. Recommendations: Confirm piroxicam use with the prescribing veterinarian, monitor renal values, and co-monitor thyroid levels and renal values during methimazole titration.
Questions
What information do I need to provide?
Your pet's species, breed, age, sex/reproductive status, and weight if available, plus the full current medication list (doses, routes, frequencies), the newly added medication, and any known allergies or conditions like renal, hepatic, cardiac, or seizure history.
What exactly do I get?
A print-ready PDF (plus an editable DOCX backup) with a medication list, a severity-tiered interaction summary, vet recommendation questions, and operational action items — headered with your pet's identity and dated for the record.
What happens if I'm missing some information, like my pet's weight or an exact dose?
It still produces the full report using standard species-level dosing context instead of exact thresholds, and appends a plain-English note listing exactly what was missing so you know what to confirm with the vet.
Does this replace asking my vet, or just checking with my assistant directly?
No. It applies structured, species-specific pharmacology screening with fixed severity tiers and named source references, producing a chart-ready document — rather than a casual chat answer — meant to prepare an informed conversation with the treating veterinarian, never to replace one.
Can I use it with a medication list I already have, like a vet record printout?
Yes. You can paste or type an existing medication list, a vet record, or a prior version of this same report, and it mines that for the pet's identity and regimen before building the new point-in-time report.
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