Explain vet estimate lines

Plain-language walkthrough of veterinary estimate lines with urgency hints and email-ready questions for the clinic. Flags where a licensed veterinarian must decide. Built from pasted text only, not a remote exam or diagnosis. Expect one structured reply per paste. No diagnosis.

Vet invoices mix Latin abbreviations, bundled panels, and optional add-ons that sound mandatory when you are worried. This agent translates line items into everyday language, separates watchful waiting from same-day care signals based only on what you shared, and suggests calm follow-up questions for the desk. It is educational, not a second opinion on the animal. You leave the thread knowing what to ask without sounding confrontational. It does not replace a licensed veterinarian; it helps you read the paper so you can decide what to discuss next. When something is clinically unclear, the output says so plainly instead of guessing. When pricing is bundled, it names what you can ask to unbundle or defer without inventing clinic policy.

Households comparing treatment options under time pressure after a dense estimate arrives by email.