Most veterinary software was built to run the front office: the schedule, the invoice, the stock room. Very little of it was built for the minutes that actually decide the patient's care. Those minutes are the only thing we build for.
Everything in VetDoze starts from one question: does this help you finish the visit in front of you? If something cannot earn its place inside the consultation, we do not build it. That is why the documentation, the dosing, and the patient's history sit in one application instead of three.
It drafts itself while you talk, in the language you speak, and stays editable to the last word. Nothing reaches the record until you have read it and approved it.
The model names the drug and the route. A deterministic engine computes the number from a verified formulary by weight and species, and flags anything it cannot find instead of producing a plausible figure. Verified, not guessed.
Weight, species and every past visit are on screen the moment the chart opens, so nothing is entered twice and nothing is looked up in the middle of an examination.
The dose calculator, the drug handbook, the dictation app and the records system used to be four separate windows. We think the desk full of tabs is the real problem, so that is what we replaced, not the practice-management software.
There is no scheduling, no invoicing, and no stock control in VetDoze, and none are planned. Those are real jobs and dedicated tools already do them well. Every hour we spent on them would be an hour taken away from the consultation. A shorter list of things, held to a clinical standard, is the whole point.
See what VetDoze does coverEvery note and every dose is yours to approve before it is saved. The software drafts, you decide.
If a drug is not in the formulary, VetDoze says so rather than returning something that merely looks right.
Notes are written in the language you held the consultation in. Persian is a first language here, not a translation layer.
Rabbits, birds, reptiles and large animals get notes and dosing aware of their own species, not a small-animal template with a new label.
No integration to wait for and nothing to be locked into. Notes copy cleanly into whatever system you already run.
A solo vet and a whole clinic work the same way: shared patients and records, with every note kept under the name of whoever wrote it.
30 consults free over 14 days, no card. Start on a real consultation and see whether the record is finished before the client is.