Old dictation tools type what you say, word for word. VetDoze transcribes your consult, then turns it into a structured SOAP note with verified doses already in the plan, so you edit a finished note instead of raw text.
Classic veterinary dictation and voice-to-text tools turn speech into text verbatim, then you format and file it. That still leaves you editing a wall of words into a real medical record. VetDoze is the next step: it uses the same accurate speech recognition to transcribe your consult, but it also sorts the content into a SOAP note, fills the exam findings, and computes the doses. You speak the same way; you just get a finished note instead of a transcript.
Hit record and talk through the visit in your own words. No commands or punctuation to dictate, and no fixed phrasing.
VetDoze transcribes the conversation in the language you speak, handling clinical terms and drug names.
Instead of one block of text, you get Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan, with the reason for visit filled in.
Drugs you mention get doses and fluid rates computed from a verified formulary by weight and species, then you edit and save.
Plain dictation writes down exactly what you say, including a dose you misremember. VetDoze does not transcribe doses from speech and it does not let a language model invent them. The drug and route come from the consult; every dose and fluid rate is calculated by a deterministic engine against a verified formulary.
See how the dosing stays accurateTalk the way you talk to the owner. No dictation commands, punctuation cues, or rigid templates.
Notes are written in the language you speak, with an interface in English and Persian.
Output is a real SOAP note, not a raw transcript you still have to organize by hand.
Drug doses and fluid rates are computed from a verified formulary, not transcribed and not guessed.
Every line is editable before you save the note to the patient record.
The note is drafted as you finish, so there is no after-hours transcription to clean up.
It includes everything dictation software does (accurate voice to text in the language you speak) and adds the steps dictation leaves to you: it structures the transcript into a SOAP note and computes the drug doses. You speak; you get a finished, editable note.
Yes. The transcription is tuned for clinical language, and drug names you say are matched to a verified formulary so the dose can be computed. Anything the engine does not recognize is flagged rather than guessed.
No. There are no commands, no punctuation cues, and no fixed phrasing to memorize. You talk through the consult normally and VetDoze does the formatting.
There is a free plan to try the transcription and verified dosing on a sample patient with no card. Paid plans start at $79/month (300 credits); each AI note uses one credit, and plans add patient records, discharge summaries, and prescriptions.
Skip the verbatim transcript. VetDoze turns your voice into a structured SOAP note with verified doses.