Veterinary AI scribe
Veterinary notes that write themselves
Talk through the consult. VetDoze writes the SOAP note and fills the plan with verified doses, calculated and never guessed.
Verified, not guessed
Drafted from your voice
Dogs to exotics
Talk through the consult. VetDoze writes the SOAP note and fills the plan with verified doses, calculated and never guessed.
A veterinary AI scribe is an ambient documentation tool that records your consultation, transcribes the conversation, and drafts a structured clinical note, usually in SOAP format. Instead of typing notes between appointments or after hours, you talk to the patient and owner as you normally would, and the scribe turns that conversation into a ready-to-edit medical record. The goal: give you your time back and cut the documentation burden that drives burnout, without sacrificing accuracy.
Open a patient, hit record, and talk through the visit as you normally would. VetDoze transcribes the conversation in the language you speak.
VetDoze drafts a full SOAP note (subjective, objective, assessment, and plan) and fills the reason for visit and a suggested next-visit date. Everything is editable.
For every drug in the plan, VetDoze computes the dose and fluid rate from a trusted formulary, by the patient's weight and species. It never asks the AI to do the maths.
Save the finished note to the patient's medical history with a prescription and discharge summary generated for you.
The number-one reason veterinarians distrust AI scribes is hallucinated drug names and doses. A model that writes the whole note can confidently produce a dose that is wrong, and in clinical work, a wrong dose is not a typo, it is a patient-safety problem. VetDoze is built to remove that risk: the AI only names the drug and route; a deterministic engine calculates every dose against a verified formulary, and flags anything it doesn't know instead of guessing.
Read how VetDoze never guesses a doseTalk through the consult; VetDoze writes the structured SOAP note for you.
Weight- and species-based doses filled into the plan, computed and never guessed.
Maintenance and replacement fluid rates calculated for each patient.
Discharge instructions and prescription summaries generated from the note.
Clinical history kept in one place, ready for the next visit.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and other exotic and large-animal species.
Start free: your first 30 consults or 14 days, whichever comes first, no card required. Then a flat monthly plan that is unlimited for real-world use.
A veterinary AI scribe listens to your consultation, transcribes it, and writes a structured SOAP note so you don't have to type it afterward. VetDoze goes further: it also fills the plan with verified, weight-based drug doses and fluid rates calculated from a trusted formulary.
Generic AI scribes let a language model write the whole note, including drug doses, which means they can hallucinate the wrong number. VetDoze never lets the AI compute a dose. The model only names the drug and route; every dose and fluid rate is calculated by a deterministic engine against a verified formulary, based on the patient's weight and species.
Yes. You record the consultation by talking, and VetDoze drafts a structured SOAP note, fills the reason for visit and a next-visit date, and prepares the plan with computed doses and fluid rates. Everything is editable, then you save it straight to the patient's medical record with a full prescription summary.
VetDoze supports dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and other exotic and large-animal species, with species-aware notes and dosing. Notes are written in the language you speak, and the interface is available in English and Persian.
Yes. Your first 30 consults (or 14 days, whichever comes first) are free, with no card. After that, Pro is $79/month, unlimited for real-world use, and adds patient records, AI SOAP notes and discharge summaries, and prescription generation. The first 20 vets can lock in a Founding price of $59/month for life.
Write your next SOAP note by talking, and let a verified formulary, not a language model, fill in the doses.