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AI veterinary scribe · iPhone & web

Care for your patient. We'll write the chart.

Record the visit on your phone. VetGeni drafts the SOAP note, discharge and treatment plan, grounded in Wiley-licensed references and the Merck Veterinary Manual.

  • No credit card
  • Setup in about 60 seconds
  • Proud partner of TVMA

Answers you can cite

Every answer starts with sources you already trust.

SOAP drafts, drug lookups, toxicology guidance and discharge instructions all draw on licensed veterinary references, not a language model's memory.

  • Wiley

    Licensed veterinary references across the platform

  • Merck Veterinary Manual

    Integrated clinical reference

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How VetGeni works

The VetGeni patients list with hospital and notes-ready cases
  1. Pick the patient.

    Your hospital list lives on your phone: active cases, critical flags and notes that are ready, one tap away.

    The VetGeni patients list with hospital and notes-ready cases
  2. Tap record. Talk like you do.

    History, physical exam, client conversation: capture it in the room. No templates to fill while the patient is on the table.

    Recording a patient history in VetGeni, timer at 0:58
  3. Review the note. Sign it.

    A structured draft lands in VetGeni, ready to edit, sign and send home as owner-friendly instructions.

    The finished history notes in VetGeni, ready to edit
At 2 a.m., an emergency veterinarian listens to a Labrador's chest while a technician steadies him
“I spend about a minute recording my entire medical information and my chart is done 95%.”
Dr. Travis Twining, DVMMedical Director, Animal Emergency Center of Temple-Belton
A technician hands a smiling owner her discharge instructions while her bandaged beagle looks up

Discharge, done

Owners leave with instructions they understand.

The same recording that wrote your note writes their take-home plan in plain language, before they reach the front desk.

Clinic Proof

Hear from veterinarians using VetGeni in practice

DVMs across Texas use VetGeni to document faster, keep visits moving, and hand off clearer instructions.

“I spend about a minute recording my entire medical information and my chart is done 95%. By the time the owner is paid and walking out the door, they have a discharge in their hand.”

Dr. Travis Twining, DVM

Medical Director, Animal Emergency Center of Temple-Belton

Straight answers

The three questions every veterinarian asks about AI.

In the largest published survey of veterinary professionals on AI (3,968 respondents, AJVR 2025), the skeptics named three concerns, in this order.

70.3%

of skeptics cite accuracy

“Can I trust what it writes?”

VetGeni is the only veterinary AI scribe whose clinical content is checked against Wiley-licensed veterinary references and the Merck Veterinary Manual — drug doses, differentials, and toxicology are grounded in published sources, not a language model’s memory. Every output stays editable: you remain the doctor.

Why we licensed the Wiley library

53.9%

of skeptics cite data security

“Where does my data go?”

Your records are encrypted in transit and at rest, scoped to your account with row-level security, and never used to train AI models — by us or by our AI providers. They belong to you, and you can export or delete them at any time.

Read the security page

42.9%

of skeptics cite lack of training

“Will my team actually learn it?”

There is no implementation project. Record the appointment, review the draft, send it — most teams file their first real note on day one. Free tutorials cover every workflow, and the 14-day trial needs no credit card.

Watch the tutorials

Clinic pricing

Everything a clinic seat includes

One professional plan for documentation, clinical support, and client follow-up - plus student pricing and multi-doctor rollout support when you need it.

Included with every professional seat

VetGeni brings faster documentation, trusted reference support, and client communication into one branded workflow.

  • SOAP Notes and Discharge Instructions
  • Treatment Plans and Toxicology Guidance
  • Drug Database powered by Wiley-licensed references
  • Olivia for fast veterinary Q&A
  • PawText follow-ups and Pet Parent Portal access
  • Clinic onboarding support and account help

Proof line

Powered by Wiley-licensed veterinary references

Keep answers, documentation, and follow-up tools in one workflow instead of stitching together separate systems.

14-day free trial

Professional

For practicing veterinarians and clinic teams

$50/ month

Per doctor, billed monthly

$500/ year

Per doctor, billed annually. Save about 17%.

Best value

Pricing FAQs

Is pricing per doctor or per clinic?
Professional pricing is per doctor so clinics can scale seats up or down predictably. If you need a multi-doctor rollout, request a clinic quote.
What's included in the subscription?
Your clinic plan includes documentation workflows, client follow-up tools, Olivia, and Wiley-licensed veterinary references inside the platform.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Start with a 14-day free trial to confirm the workflow fits your clinic before you commit. No credit card is required to start.
Can I change plans later?
Yes. Teams can update seats, billing cadence, and rollout plans as your clinic changes.
Do you offer student pricing?
Yes. VetGeni offers a dedicated student plan for veterinary students with a verified academic email (.edu or .ac.uk) who want the same workflow at a lower price point.
Is the output ready to use as-is?
Always review and edit for the patient, your clinic standards, and dosing details.
Can I customize the note format?
Yes. Every output is editable and can match your clinic templates.

Free tools

Try the clinical tools free — no account needed

The same Wiley-referenced engine, open to everyone: check a toxin exposure or browse the monograph library before you ever sign up.

A veterinarian opens the exam-room door to greet the next patient, a French bulldog, and its owner

Finish the chart before the next patient.