explain_dog_cancer_reportExplain a dog cancer report
Returns a cautious plain-language summary, key findings, missing information, red flags, and questions for a veterinary oncology conversation.
Free A2MCP service from Vetara Labs
Dog cancer report intelligence for agents.
Vetara Rosie Pathway turns electronic veterinary cancer records into cautious, structured context that another agent can use to help a family prepare for licensed veterinary care.
Public endpointOnline
https://agent.vetara.bio/api/mcpStreamable HTTP · JSON-RPC 2.0 · No account required
The Service
Questions travel to the evidence. The evidence returns with boundaries.
The service accepts report text or up to three selectable-text PDF, DOCX, TXT, MD, CSV, or JSON files. It checks that the case concerns a dog, extracts readable evidence, and returns both human-readable content and structured output.
Reports are processed for the request and are not added to a public knowledge base. Scanned files and photos are intentionally rejected until reliable OCR review is available.
MCP Tools
Two focused tools, one careful clinical boundary.
assess_personalized_oncology_readinessAssess pathway readiness
Screens whether a case should remain with standard care, needs advanced oncology review, or may be ready for expert review of a personalized pathway.
Agent-Ready Output
Designed for a traceable next conversation.
The output keeps uncertainty visible and separates report evidence, educational interpretation, and suggested questions for a licensed veterinarian.
Source-aware findings
Species consistency check
Veterinary discussion questions
Visible missing information
Conservative Rosie Pathway category
Structured JSON for agent workflows
Private by design
Interfaces, not archives.
Vetara does not save MCP report text, uploaded file content, or create a case record. Extracted text may be sent to the configured AI provider only for the requested analysis.
This is educational navigation, not diagnosis, treatment design, prescribing, or emergency care. Qualified veterinary professionals remain responsible for medical decisions.
Read-only tools · no therapeutic sequence generation
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