Appointments, patient histories, vaccines, lab results, inpatient care, stock and invoices — all connected. Ask the built-in AI assistant to do the typing for you.
No signup. No card. Runs in your browser.
Not a generic CRM with pet fields bolted on. Every screen is built around the way veterinary teams already work.
Day, week and list views with double-booking checks. Confirm, reschedule or cancel in one click.
Species, breed, chip, allergies and chronic conditions — plus the full visit, vaccine and prescription history on one card.
Automatic next-dose dates, overdue flags and one-tap 'applied' with lot number and vet.
Order panels, track pending → in progress → done, and get out-of-range values flagged automatically.
Cage map, vitals charting, fluid orders and a treatment checklist your team ticks off through the day.
Critical-level and expiry alerts, full stock movement audit trail, and value tracking at purchase price.
Multi-line invoices with sales tax on retail lines, partial payments, and revenue, collection and service-mix analytics.
Vets, technicians, reception and managers each see and change exactly what they should — enforced in the database, not just the UI.
It looks records up before it writes, asks which patient you meant when two names match, and always asks for confirmation before deleting. Every action it takes is shown in the chat so you can audit it.
Open the real dashboard and hand every task to the assistant: ask what's on today, book an appointment, log an overdue vaccine, deduct stock. No forms, no menu-hunting — type it the way you'd say it and watch the screen update.
No signup. No card. Runs in your browser.
No. E-Vet runs in the browser. Your team signs in from any computer or tablet in the clinic.
Yes. Patient, owner and appointment data can be imported from spreadsheets during setup so you don't start from an empty system.
Access is role-based. Vets get medical records and prescriptions, technicians get stock and treatment tasks, reception gets scheduling and billing, and managers get everything. The rules are enforced in the database itself.
No. It only reads and writes records you ask it to. If you ask for a dose or a diagnosis it will tell you that needs a vet's judgement.
It lives in your own database instance. You can export it at any time, and access is restricted to the staff accounts you create.