Most practice software was written for a front desk with Wi-Fi. An equine practice is a truck, a dead zone and a veterinarian who would rather not type the note at 9 p.m. Here is what to check before you choose, what VetPro does, and the other systems worth comparing.
VetPro is built for ambulatory equine veterinarians, equine hospitals, mixed practices with a large-animal truck, and the technicians who carry the day. If that is you, the checklist below is the one to take into every demo, including ours.
Listed in their own words, in no particular order. We have not scored them; try the ones that match your checklist with your own horses.
Equine vet practice management software.
Equine veterinary practice management software.
Software for solo and mobile equine vets.
Equine practice management software.
Equine practice management for field vets.
Equine practice management software.
Equine and large animal veterinary software.
Equine veterinary software.
The one that works where you work: in the truck, without signal, with the note written before you drive away. Compare offline behaviour, who writes the SOAP note, and whether charges come from the record. VetPro was built for ambulatory and hospital equine practices; Impromed Equine, HVMS and Cassadol are the other equine-specific systems most practices compare.
Pricing in this category is usually per veterinarian per month, often with a setup or migration fee. VetPro is $149 a month for a solo practice, $249 for Complete and $499 for Enterprise, each plus $129 per additional veterinarian, and data import is free.
Yes. VetPro includes free data import; the team maps your clients, patients and history from your current system or export files before you go live.