About PatiTools

We are not a veterinary clinic, we do not diagnose, and we do not prescribe treatment. We are a quick reference layer: orientative numbers, common toxin lists, and common-sense reminders, with visible warnings when the topic is serious (poisoning, red-flag symptoms, emergencies).

Full coverage is built for dogs and cats. Rabbits and ferrets have partial coverage (toxicity and diet guidance where it applies). Do not use dog/cat portion, age or cost calculators for other species: the numbers are not transferable and can cause harm.

Tool use happens on your device: no mandatory accounts and no personal data required to calculate. If advertising is enabled (Google AdSense), privacy explains it and you can manage cookies. For any health doubt or possible poisoning, always prioritise a licensed veterinarian or local emergency care.

How we work: our tools show orientative results, explain the variables they use and state their limits. When a number depends heavily on the individual animal, we prefer a range and an explanation over false precision.

Content and review: we prioritise practical, clear information written for pet owners. When a tool or guide is updated, we also review its notices, related links and translations so one language does not fall behind the others.

Editorial independence: PatiTools does not recommend a specific product because it receives advertising. When ads are active, placements are kept separate from results and useful content. You should be able to use the tools without clicking an ad.

The best way to use PatiTools is as a starting point: calculate, read the context and choose the next step. For health concerns, poisoning, therapeutic diets or important changes, the final decision belongs with a veterinary professional.