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Software for independent veterinary practices

Your practice’s app.Not another vendor’s.

Booking, records, refill requests and a direct line to your care team, carrying your clinic's name and colours, not ours.

Same app · four practices

RRiverside Veterinary

Good morning, Megan

Your next visit

Bramble · Thu 3 Oct, 9:20 AM

Confirmed
Book appointment
Chat
Prescriptions
Care Reminders
HomeRecordsAccount

What moves off the phone

The calls that stop coming

Every one of these is a call your front desk takes now. Each one has somewhere else to go.

“Can I get Bramble in on Thursday?”

Booking, with the same reason chips your team triages on, so the slot is the right length before anyone picks up a phone.

“How many refills has she got left?”

Prescriptions, with refill requests queued for a vet to approve or decline.

“Is she due for anything?”

Care reminders, generated from the vaccine record rather than typed in by hand.

“Can you send me her vaccination history?”

Records: visits, immunisations, lab results and invoices, already in her owner's hands.

“Quick question for the vet: she's off her food.”

A chat thread your team answers between appointments, not during them.

The part that runs itself

Boosters that chase themselves

Your team records a vaccine once, during the visit. Everything after that happens whether or not anyone remembers.

At the visit

A vaccine is recorded

Your vet enters it on the patient's chart, with the date it's next owed.

Rabies (3-year) · given 16 Sep
Then

The due date rides along

It stays on the record. Nobody re-enters it, and nobody keeps a separate spreadsheet.

Next due 16 Sep 2027
On the day

The reminder comes forward

It moves from Later to Due on the client's own app the day it's owed.

Due · 16 Sep
After

They book from the reminder

The request lands in the same queue your front desk already works.

Requested · Thu 3 Oct

Lapsed boosters are revenue you have already earned and quietly lose. This is the part that stops that happening, without adding a job to anyone's morning.

The other half

What your team sees

The client app is only worth having if the clinic side is real.

Schedule and intake queue

Requests arrive with a reason and a patient attached. Confirm or decline in one click.

SOAP notes

Written against the appointment, which closes the visit out at the same time.

Prescriptions and refills

Issue a prescription, then approve or deny the refill requests that come back.

Invoicing

Line items against a patient, marked paid when they are.

Chat inbox

One thread per client, open or closed.

Client invites

Invite an owner by email; they land in your practice, not a general signup.

Pricing

Per veterinarian, monthly.

That is the basis every comparable platform in this market uses, and the one that matches how a practice actually grows. We are setting the number with our first clinics rather than publishing one we would have to walk back.

Hippo Manager / Rhapsody$119 per DVM
ezyVet$260.50 flat, single vet
Shepherd$299 + $99 per extra DVM
Digitail~$300 per DVM
Vetspire~$349 per DVM

What comparable platforms charge, as of our last check. Figures are the vendors' own where published, and third-party review data otherwise.

Bring it to your practice

A walkthrough takes about twenty minutes, on your own patient data if you want.