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HonestScan
Snap the ingredients. We'll tell you the rest.
🐾 Pets mode: snap the composition of a pet food or treat.
Who are you checking for?
We check foods, treats and supplements: toxins, allergens, composition quality, taurine (cats) and vitamin profile. Toxins are rated more strictly — treats are often shared between animals in a household.
Active background shields:
🌱 Clean Label
🚫 Allergies
🩸 Diabetes
👶 Kids
Checked in the background:
☠️ Toxins
🔎 Allergens
🚩 Composition quality
🏷️ Marketing claims
🩺 Veterinary diets
👆 First choose: dog or cat?
Take a clear, close-up photo that includes the word "Ingredients" in the frame. If your camera app has a "Scan Document" mode, you can switch to it inside the camera app — it works better on curved packaging.
Take a clear, close-up photo that includes the word "Composition" or "Ingredients". Ideally also capture the "Additives" section (that's where taurine and vitamins are listed). If your camera has a "Scan Document" mode, use it — it works better on curved bags and foil.
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Analyzed image:
Reading label...
Scanning ingredients and searching for hidden traps.
Looking for toxins, allergens and tricks in the composition.
🐾 Who should we check this composition for?
Product Quality
This result is information, not veterinary advice. If you suspect your pet has eaten something toxic, contact your vet immediately.
Legal Disclaimer: The analysis results are based on automated optical character recognition (OCR), which may contain errors. This application is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Legal disclaimer: Results are based on automated optical character recognition (OCR), which may contain errors, and on the label text only. The app is for information — a prompt to check, not a diagnosis or veterinary advice.