The animal, not the invoice
Species, breed, weight over time, chronic conditions, allergies and every visit — the record a vet actually reads before walking into the room.
TEMPLATES / VETERINARY CLINICS
One record per animal, its whole history, and the vaccination that is due next month found before the owner forgets.
Bring animals back on schedule instead of only when something is wrong.
01 What you get
Species, breed, weight over time, chronic conditions, allergies and every visit — the record a vet actually reads before walking into the room.
Everything falling due in the next weeks, with the owner's phone number, so a lapsed booster is a call rather than a discovery.
One owner, three cats and a dog, one set of contact details and one balance. Nothing gets filed under the wrong name.
What was given, how much, by whom and when — written down at the time instead of remembered afterwards.
02 Who it is for
Small-animal practices and mixed veterinary clinics with one to six vets and a growing card index they can no longer search.
AND THEN YOU CHANGE IT
No two businesses in the same trade work identically, so the template is a starting point rather than a finished product. You describe how yours differs — the extra field, the different rule, the report someone asks for every month — and it is adapted. That keeps happening for as long as you use it.
03 Other starting points
Patients book themselves, the schedule fills in, and nobody has to phone round to confirm tomorrow.
Who is in which chair, what colour you mixed last time, and a booking page that fills the quiet hours.
Who is paid up, who lapsed last week, and which classes are full — without a wall planner and a cash box.
Close, but not quite your business? That is normal — the templates are a head start, not a catalogue. Tell us what you do →