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Chickens, ducks, and backyard flocks — rattling or sneezing, swollen faces, sour or impacted crop, an egg-bound hen, a drop in lay, mites, bumblefoot, or a bird gone quiet in the corner.

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Vicky
Vicky
Veterinarian Assistant
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Hi, I'm Vicky — your veterinarian assistant. What's going on with your flock?

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HOW IT WORKS

Instant AI help, confirmed by real vets

We use AI to give you immediate help — because every pet deserves a healthy life. Our goal is free veterinary care; until then, we keep working to lower the cost for pet parents.

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Ask a question

Describe what's going on with your pet. No appointment, no waiting room.

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Get an instant answer

Multiple AI specialists work it out in seconds and reply right away.

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Vet-approved

AI workflows grounded in veterinarian procedures and best practices.

How It Works

1. Tell us what's happening

Describe your pet's issue to our veterinary assistant. She'll gather the key details and route you to the right specialist.

2. Meet your care team

No phone trees, no waiting rooms, no 9-to-5. Create your account and our specialists get to work right away. Cancel any time.

3. Get your answer

Get your vet, trainer, or nutritionist issue resolved in minutes. Follow up any time — your history stays with your membership.

Meet our team

Family-owned. Built with vetted experts across every area of care.

Vlad Mysla

Vlad Mysla

CEO

14 years of experience building and delivering on-demand Human + AI professional services across veterinary, healthcare, finance, and legal domains.

Olga Marushka

Olga Marushka

COO

5 years of experience managing finance and operations for essential workers and critical healthcare production.

Marina Palamarchuk

Marina Palamarchuk

Chief DVM

Director of private practice, rehabilitation, and healthcare operations, with hands-on experience supporting practitioners and patient care.

Ivan Mysla

Ivan Mysla

Chief Radiologist

30 years of experience in radiology, CT, and MRI diagnostics.

What pet parents are asking right now

Recent large-animal questions, answered in minutes (names changed for privacy).

28 conversations happening right now
Buff Orpington hen, 2 yrsPoultry
Buff Orpington hen, 2 yrs

"She's hunched, tail down, and hasn't laid in a week. Egg bound or something else?"

Answered by Dr. Wren, Virtual DVMin 4 minutes
Flock of 9, mixedFlock health
Flock of 9, mixed

"Three birds sneezing with bubbly eyes. Do I treat everyone and what about the eggs?"

Answered by Dr. Omar, Virtual DVMin 7 minutes
Pekin duck, 1 yrDucks
Pekin duck, 1 yr

"Limping with a swollen black scab on the pad of one foot. Bumblefoot — how do I treat it?"

Answered by Dr. Wren, Virtual DVMin 6 minutes
Duke, 12-yr quarter horseUrgent
Duke, 12-yr quarter horse

"Pawing, looking at his flank, no manure since morning. Walking him — what else right now?"

Answered by Dr. Ivan, Virtual DVMin 2 minutes
Willow, 9-yr thoroughbredLameness
Willow, 9-yr thoroughbred

"Head-bobbing lame on the right front after turnout. Abscess or something worse?"

Answered by Dr. Diego, Virtual DVMin 6 minutes
Pony, 16-yr ShetlandNutrition
Pony, 16-yr Shetland

"Cresty neck and footsore on gravel. How do I change his feed to lower laminitis risk?"

Answered by Sam Ortega, PhDin 10 minutes

Large animal questions we can help with

Answers for the animals a small-animal clinic will not take.

🐔 Respiratory disease

Rattling, sneezing, swollen faces — telling the routine from the reportable, and biosecurity.

🥚 Egg binding & laying

Straining hens, soft shells, drops in lay, internal laying and prolapse.

🌾 Crop problems

Sour crop, impacted crop, what to do overnight, and how to prevent recurrence.

🍽️ Not eating / hunched

A hunched, quiet bird is a late sign. What to check in the first hour.

🐛 Parasites & mites

Northern fowl mites, scaly leg, worms — treatment plus coop treatment, and egg withdrawal.

🦶 Bumblefoot & injuries

Foot lesions, predator wounds, pecking injuries, and when to isolate.

🌡️ Coop & husbandry

Ventilation without draft, heat stress, brooder setup, integrating new birds.

🚑 Urgent triage

Backyard flocks rarely have a vet nearby. Know what genuinely needs one.

🐣 Chicks & brooding

Brooder temperature, pasty butt, splayed leg, failure to thrive, and integrating young birds into the flock.

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Pet parents in 80+ countries trust Wikipropedia

From Brooklyn to Brisbane, our specialists have helped with 2.1M+ questions across every continent.

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Security & privacy, built in

We take your data — and your pet's health records — seriously.

Enterprise-grade infrastructure

Hosted on Microsoft Azure. Encrypted in transit and at rest. Encrypted backups.

Stripe-secured payments

PCI-DSS Level 1 certified. Your card details never touch our servers. Refunds processed in seconds.

Your data, your control

Download or delete your conversations any time. We don't sell your personal information — see our Privacy Policy.

THE WIKIPROPEDIA PROMISE

Three guarantees. Zero fine print.

7-day money-back guarantee

Not feeling the value in your first week? Message Vicky, get a full refund. No forms, no phone calls.

100% satisfaction guarantee

Every answer is tailored to your pet. If a specialist's response misses the mark, ask for a re-do — or a different specialist.

Cancel any time, instantly

Ask Vicky once and you're done. No "cancellation specialist" will call you back. No waiting period.

Pet parents love Wikipropedia

Real reviews from real members.

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"My vet is 90 minutes out on a good day. Being able to describe the colic signs and get a read on urgency changed what I did next."
Ray T.Ocala, FL · Horse owner
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"Scours in a three-week-old calf at 5am. Got an electrolyte plan and the specific signs that would mean call the vet anyway."
Bill & Sue H.Cedar Rapids, IA · Cattle
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"Backyard flock, no poultry vet within 100 miles. This is the only place I have found that will actually answer chicken questions."
Nora J.Athens, GA · Poultry keeper

Frequently asked

Most questions get a first answer within a few minutes, and almost all questions are answered the same day — even late at night, on weekends, and on holidays when your regular vet's office is closed. Our specialists keep your pet's full history, so follow-ups are instant and you never have to re-explain what's going on from scratch. If something you send in looks urgent, we flag it immediately and push it to the front of the queue so it gets eyes on it right away. The whole idea is to give you a calm, expert voice in the moments when you'd otherwise be stuck Googling at 2 a.m.
No — and we're very upfront about that. Wikipropedia is excellent for questions, second opinions, medication clarifications, behavior and training issues, nutrition guidance, and peace-of-mind check-ins between visits. For hands-on exams, vaccinations, bloodwork, surgery, and true emergencies, we'll always send you to an in-person vet, and our specialists will help you decide when that's the right call. Think of us as the layer that sits on top of your existing vet relationship, saving you unnecessary visits for the 80% of questions that don't actually need a physical exam, and making sure you get to the clinic faster when they do.
We cover dogs, cats, small mammals like rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and ferrets, as well as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Our exotics specialist, Dr. Maya, handles anything off the beaten path — so if you have a bearded dragon with an appetite issue, a parrot that's plucking, or a goldfish that suddenly looks off, you're in the right place. Each species is matched to a specialist with real clinical experience in that area, rather than a generalist guessing their way through unfamiliar anatomy. If you're not sure whether we cover your pet, just ask our veterinary assistant on the intake screen and she'll tell you immediately.
Yes, genuinely any time — no minimum term, no "we'll call you back in 3–5 business days," no phone trees designed to wear you down. Just ask Vicky, your member assistant, inside the app, and she'll cancel your membership on the spot and confirm it in writing. There are no cancellation fees, no "retention specialists" trying to talk you out of it, and no surprise charges after you leave. If you ever want to come back later, your account and your pet's history are waiting for you exactly where you left off.
Your data lives on Microsoft Azure servers, encrypted in transit and at rest, with strict access controls. To generate answers, your conversations — including any photos you upload — are sent to the AI providers that power the Service (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and xAI); they process it for us under contract and are not permitted to use it for their own purposes. Our own authorized staff, which may include a veterinarian reviewing your case, can also access it. Payments are handled entirely by Stripe — we never see, store, or touch your card details. We do not sell your personal information, and we do not hand it to partners for their own purposes. We do use it to improve and train our own models. You can access, export, and delete your data at any time, and we honor deletion requests within 30 days. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.

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