Veterinary
Veterinary
Structured consult notes, scripts that dispense off the pharmacy shelf, vaccination protocols that set their own next-due dates, and labs on the file.
Used daily by · Vets, vet nurses, front desk
What Veterinary does
Clinical work sits on the same file as everything else, so the vet sees the whole animal instead of a slice of it. Notes are structured, which means you can find them again. Scripts come off the pharmacy shelf and onto the bill in one step. And a vaccination sets its own next-due date from your protocol, so the recall list builds itself.
A real screen from Fretso Pet ERP
Capabilities
Inside Veterinary
01
SOAP notes
Subjective, objective, assessment, plan. Structure means you can search it in two years. Free text means you can't.
02
Script and dispense in one move
Write it from inside the consult. Dispensing takes it off the pharmacy shelf and puts it on the bill. Your drug counts stay right without a stock take.
03
Protocols that do the diary work
Set the schedule per species once. Record the jab and the next-due date works itself out. That date is what drives your recalls all year.
04
Labs on the file
Results land on the pet's history where the next person to see the animal will actually find them.
05
The whole animal
Weight, allergies, past consults, and the note the groomer left about the sore patch behind the ear. One timeline.
06
Your own day
Consults and follow-ups for you, not the whole clinic's diary.
The flow
How a day runs in Veterinary
- 01
Check the animal in for a consult
- 02
Write the SOAP note on the pet’s file
- 03
Give the jab, next-due sets itself
- 04
Write the script from inside the consult
- 05
Dispense off the shelf and onto the bill
- 06
File the lab result back to the record
Guides on this
A vaccination policy for boarding kennels, and how to actually enforce it
The policy is the easy part. Enforcing it at 7am on a Friday when the owner is late for a flight is the hard part.
Boarding kennels, daycares, pet resorts · 8 min read
Vaccination records and recalls: the revenue most pet businesses ignore
The vaccination due-date list is the most valuable marketing asset a pet business owns, and almost nobody uses it.
Clinics, kennels and multi-service businesses · 8 min read
Works with
Retail & POS
A till built for a pet shop counter. Scan, sell, take any payment, and watch stock drop as you go. Tax handled, drawer counted, day closed.
Grooming & Spa
Grooming tickets that carry the coat notes, the photos and the price. Rebook a regular in seconds and let commission add itself up.
Boarding & Daycare
Runs booked properly, occupancy you can see, and a check-in that catches lapsed vaccinations before the dog is through the door.
Next step
Want to see Veterinary on your own workflow?
Twenty minutes on the real software, walked through the way you actually work. No slide deck, and nobody chases you afterwards.