Pet safety, in your pocket

Know what is safe before your pet gets curious

Pet Toxicity Lens uses your camera to scan plants, foods, and household items, then gives you a clear safety verdict tailored to your specific pet's profile.

See it in action

Point, scan, and get a verdict in seconds

Aim your camera at anything you are unsure about. The app identifies the subject and returns a plain safety assessment matched to your pet.

Why Pet Toxicity Lens

Fast answers grounded in your pet's profile

Toxicity risk changes with species, size, and age. Every verdict is personalized, not a generic warning.

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Scan with your camera

Point at any plant, food item, or object you are unsure about and the app identifies it and cross-references a database of known toxic substances.

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Personalized to each pet

Create a profile for every pet with their name, breed, age, and weight so the advice reflects their species and size, not a one-size-fits-all label.

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ASPCA-sourced plant data

The plant database draws on ASPCA records and covers more than a thousand common indoor and outdoor plants.

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Kitchen and food risks

Covers ingredients and everyday kitchen staples known to harm dogs or cats, including items many owners never suspect.

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Answers in seconds

Get a clear safety assessment quickly, so you can act with confidence when it matters most.

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Dogs and cats covered

Built for the two most common household pets, with verdicts specific to how each species reacts.

Common questions

Does this app replace a veterinarian?
No. Pet Toxicity Lens is a practical everyday reference tool. It gives you fast information to act quickly, but it does not replace professional veterinary care. If you suspect your pet is in danger, contact your vet immediately.
Why do you ask for my pet's breed, age, and weight?
Toxicity risk can vary by species, size, and age. Building a profile for each pet lets the app tailor its verdict to your specific animal instead of showing a generic warning.
What can I scan?
Plants, food items, and household objects you are unsure about. The app identifies the subject and checks it against its database of toxic substances for dogs and cats.
Where does the safety data come from?
The plant database is sourced from ASPCA records covering over a thousand common plants, and the food database covers ingredients and kitchen staples known to be harmful to dogs or cats.
Can I add more than one pet?
Yes. You can create a profile for each of your pets so every scan is matched to the right animal.

Start scanning with confidence

Create your pet's profile today and get a clear, personalized safety verdict whenever you need one.