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TTcare

Explore TTcare’s pet health checks, Korean subscription offers, app availability limits and privacy considerations. Not a replacement for veterinary care.

Updated October 29, 2026.

TTcare is AI FOR PET’s consumer pet-care app. Its original website now redirects to TTcare’s Korean website; the company lists TTcare Vet separately for veterinary practices. Do not assume the consumer app has the same capabilities or regulatory status as that clinical product.

Name	TTcare
Overview	Photo-based checks and health-record tools for dog and cat owners. The current Korean service also describes voice-based symptom summaries and monthly care reports. These are support tools, not a diagnosis or a guarantee of early disease detection.
Key features	Guided checks of supported body areas; coverage differs between dogs and cats. Pet profiles and records to organize observations over time. Hospital question-and-answer support on qualifying regional plans, rather than a substitute for an examination.
Use cases	Keep observations about a pet together before a veterinary appointment. Review previous checks alongside changes noticed by the owner. Manage more than one pet’s profile: the current Korean FAQ states there is no registration-number limit.
Who uses it?	Dog and cat owners who want an additional record-keeping and observation aid, where the service is available.
Pricing and access	The Korean site displays monthly KT-customer promotional prices of KRW 4,950 for Light, KRW 9,900 for Standard and KRW 14,850 for Premium. These are regional partner offers, not worldwide app-store prices. Confirm eligibility, current charges and cancellation terms before subscribing. A general free trial and unlimited result storage were not verified.
App availability	A mobile service is currently described by the provider, but availability of the article’s earlier US iOS and Android listings could not be confirmed. Check the provider’s current access instructions for your country and device.
Tags	pet care, AI health checks, pet records, dog and cat care

Using TTcare without over-relying on a result

For example, an owner preparing for a routine appointment could record when an eye change was first noticed and keep a dated photo for discussion with the veterinarian. If using TTcare, follow its capture instructions and treat its result as one additional observation—not permission to postpone care.

The official FAQ says lighting and reflections can change check results. It currently describes subscriptions through KT, with one-month passes supplied by partners; direct in-app subscription is described as forthcoming. Confirm the applicable service before relying on older app descriptions.

TTcare’s terms distinguish health checks and informational hospital answers from veterinary diagnosis and treatment. A reassuring result does not establish that a pet is healthy. Contact a veterinarian about concerning changes; in an emergency, seek veterinary care rather than waiting for an app response.

Privacy before uploading

The Korean privacy policy describes account and pet information, consultation records and device logs, with separate consent for owner-linked pet health information. It also describes disclosure to consultation hospitals and a calling-service provider. Review the applicable policy, sharing choices and retention exceptions; do not assume uploads are anonymous or erased immediately when an account closes. Keep unrelated people and identifying documents out of photos.

Source check: October 29, 2026. This overview uses public provider information; no app installation, subscription, consultation or diagnostic testing was performed. Regional access and offers may change.