AI-Supported Animal Health Guidance for Poultry and Livestock

StokData includes an AI Health Check that helps African farmers respond to sick animals sooner. Describe the signs you are seeing and get guidance on possible conditions, what to check, and when to contact a veterinarian — as decision support, never as a replacement for professional care.

Describe the signs, get guidance

When an animal is not doing well, you describe what you are seeing — behaviour, appetite, droppings, breathing, or anything unusual. StokData responds with possible conditions to consider and practical signs to check next.

The goal is to help you understand what might be happening and to act sooner, especially when a veterinarian is not immediately available.

Decision support, not a diagnosis

StokData provides decision support. It does not diagnose your animals, it does not replace a veterinarian, and it does not prescribe medication or doses. For treatment and a confirmed diagnosis, you should always consult a qualified veterinarian.

The guidance is there to help you ask better questions and to recognise when a situation needs professional attention.

Know when to contact a veterinarian

Some signs can wait and some cannot. StokData helps you recognise when a situation is serious enough to contact a veterinarian, so you do not lose time when it matters most.

When you need professional help, you can reach out for veterinary support for your poultry and livestock.

Keep the history with the animal

Health notes, vaccinations and treatments can be recorded against each animal or flock, so the next time something comes up you have the full history to work from — and so does anyone helping you care for the animals.

Frequently asked questions

Does StokData diagnose animal diseases?+

No. StokData offers guidance on possible conditions and what to check, as decision support. It does not diagnose animals or replace a veterinarian.

Does it tell me what medicine to give?+

No. StokData does not prescribe medication or doses. For treatment, always consult a qualified veterinarian.

What animals does it cover?+

The AI Health Check is designed for both poultry and livestock kept on African farms.

Can I still reach a real vet?+

Yes. When guidance is not enough, you can reach out for veterinary support and professional advice.

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