Editorial policy

How we create content

Every guide starts from a real need of pet owners. We research the topic using recognised veterinary sources and the text is written with the help of artificial intelligence, in plain language and answering the main question first. Each page shows its publication or last update date.

No individual veterinary review

Today <strong>no vet reviews each piece of content before it is published</strong>, and we do not publish names or signatures of professionals we cannot vouch for. That is why we treat medical topics as <strong>guidance, never diagnosis</strong>: when a topic is delicate (doses, emergency signs, serious illnesses) we explain when to see a vet instead of suggesting you act on your own. If we ever add licensed reviewers, each page will show their registration number and the review date.

Sources we rely on

We draw on official veterinary guidelines and bodies:

• WSAVA — Global vaccination guidelines for small animals.
• AVEPA — Spanish association of veterinarians specialising in small animals.
• Consejo General de Colegios Veterinarios — General Council of Veterinary Colleges of Spain.
• AEMPS — Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products: veterinary medicines.
• BOE — National and regional regulations on animal identification and vaccination.

The role of artificial intelligence

We use artificial intelligence to <strong>write the guides and articles</strong> and to assist owners inside the app. This content is not reviewed one by one by a person before publication, and every article says so at the top. AI assists, it does not decide: we do not use it to diagnose or to recommend treatments or doses, and when an automated answer touches a sensitive topic, it refers you to a professional.

Updates and corrections

We update content when an official source changes, when we spot something to improve or when a reader reports an error. If you spot an error, write to us: we fix it quickly and appreciate the heads-up.