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How AI Veterinary Scribes Actually Reduce Time on SOAP Notes
AI veterinary scribes save time by capturing the appointment as it happens, reducing the need to reconstruct the visit from memory, compose notes from scratch, and manually structure information into SOAP format. The biggest gains often come from reducing recall, composition, PMS entry, and repetitive follow-up documents such as discharge summaries and referral letters.
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CoVet vs VetRec: A Practical Veterinary AI Scribe Comparison
CoVet and VetRec are veterinary AI platforms that support clinical documentation, PIMS workflows, mobile use, enterprise teams, and veterinary education. VetRec offers $99-per-veterinarian annual pricing with unlimited technician and front-desk seats, while CoVet offers Essentials and Unlimited plans plus free Support accounts for team members assisting paid users. CoVet also provides broader published language coverage, free student access through training and for eight months after graduation, and workflows spanning mixed-species, specialty, enterprise, and academic settings.
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Veterinary prescription template for consistent medication records
Learn to write accurate veterinary prescriptions using a structured template covering patient details, dosage instructions, refills, and prescriber info.
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CoVet and IDEXX Launch Certified Two-Way ezyVet Integration
CoVet has launched a certified, two-way integration developed with IDEXX for ezyVet. It imports appointments and patient histories into CoVet, then returns reviewed and approved clinical documents to the correct ezyVet patient record. The integration is available now to CoVet subscribers on a paid plan.
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Montana Veterinary Medical Association Selects CoVet as an Official Member Benefit
CoVet has partnered with the Montana Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA) to offer members access to AI-powered clinical documentation through an exclusive member benefit. The programme helps veterinary teams reduce administrative workload, strengthen clinical records, and spend more time with patients and clients. MVMA will introduce CoVet to veterinarians across Montana through educational outreach and member communications.
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CoVet Partners with Lincoln Memorial University-College of Veterinary Medicine to Support Documentation Across Distributed Clinical Training
CoVet and Lincoln Memorial University’s Richard A. Gillespie College of Veterinary Medicine (LMU-CVM) have partnered to introduce AI-assisted documentation across the university’s academic programs and affiliated clinical settings. Students, faculty, and clinical educators will use CoVet during case-based learning and clinical training. The partnership also includes research into documentation quality, workflow efficiency, communication, and student learning.
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CoVet vs HappyDoc: Which Veterinary AI Scribe Fits Your Practice?
CoVet and HappyDoc are veterinary AI scribes with different strengths. HappyDoc emphasizes unlimited-user clinic pricing, companion-animal workflows, PIMS integrations, and practice analytics, while CoVet supports a broader range of species, specialties, languages, offline workflows, input types, and enterprise use cases. The best choice depends on your practice size, PIMS, clinical scope, and workflow requirements.
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CoVet and Shepherd Announce Integration to Connect Veterinary Documentation Workflows
CoVet has launched an integration with Shepherd, a cloud-based veterinary practice management system, to connect veterinary documentation workflows. The integration automatically imports appointments into CoVet and exports structured documentation back to Shepherd patient notes, helping general practice teams reduce duplicate entry, keep records aligned, and spend less time on administrative work.
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What Makes It Hard to Keep Veterinary Notes Accurate and Timely?
Veterinary notes are hardest to keep accurate and timely when clinicians have to choose between documenting during the appointment and staying present with the patient and owner. Delays, interruptions, copy-forward, poor template fit, and documentation backlogs can all reduce record quality or slow completion. Reducing that trade-off helps teams protect both accuracy and timeliness.