
Production Animal
From Farm Visit to Finished Record
CoVet records the clinical findings, recommendations, billable work, and follow-ups as you move between farms, so everything is still there when the mud dries and the day finally winds down.
"In the past, I’d rely on my memory, jot findings on scraps of paper in the truck, or text notes to myself. Now I can let CoVet run while I’m working, and it creates a thorough, succinct, logically organised note without taxing what’s left of my brain."
Dr. Cathleen Lombardi, Large Animal Veterinarian, The Oaks Equine and Farm Services
Made for Veterinary Medicine That Moves

Production animal veterinarians rarely spend the day in one place. You might move from pregnancy checks to a sick animal, an emergency procedure, a herd health discussion, and several producer calls before you're back at your desk.
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Rural calls don't always come with reliable connectivity. CoVet keeps your documentation moving offline, then syncs when signal returns.
Billing Capture
Identify examinations, treatments, procedures, medications, supplies, phone calls, and follow-ups that need adding to the invoice before they slip from memory.
Field-Ready Voice Capture
Document while your hands and eyes stay on the animal. CoVet captures findings, treatments, recommendations, and next steps without forcing you to stop and type in the stable.
Tasks and To-Dos
Turn field notes into clear follow-up actions for the vet, RVN, practice manager, or practice administrator, from lab submissions and rechecks to client updates and treatment reminders.
Phone Call Documentation
Capture producer calls, treatment updates, follow-up conversations, and advice given over the phone, then turn them into records, tasks, and billing support.
Custom Template Builder
Production animal work varies by species, service type, vet, and day. Build templates that match your workflow, from herd health checks and sick visits to regulatory examinations and reproductive work.
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Templates That Reflect the Work
Production animal medicine can shift from routine preventive work to an emergency without warning. CoVet templates help you capture the details that matter for the animal, the herd, the producer, and your team.
More than 500 new templates created every week
Herd Health Visits
Document herd performance, preventive programmes, vaccination plans, testing, nutrition or management discussions, treatment protocols, and agreed next steps.
Sick Animal Consultation
Capture identification, history, examination findings, assessment, treatment, medications, withdrawal periods, prognosis, and follow-up for an individual animal.
Reproductive and Fertility Work
Structure pregnancy diagnoses, fertility checks, breeding soundness examinations, synchronisation programmes, obstetric cases, and reproductive recommendations.
Surgery and Emergency Calls
Document difficult calvings, Caesarean sections, lameness cases, wound repairs, abscesses, and other procedures while the sequence of events is still fresh.
Shape CoVet Around Your Practice
The records needed for a herd visit differ from those for a dystocia, a lameness examination, or a telephone consultation. Describe the service, species, and information you need to capture, and Coco can help you build a template that fits the way you work.
Real Vets. Real results. Here's how CoVet is making a difference.

CoVet has joined IDEXX
CoVet, the veterinary AI scribe and clinical copilot used by tens of thousands of veterinary professionals across six continents in over 100 languages, has been acquired by IDEXX. Existing customers keep the same login, the same product, the same support team, and the same practice management system integrations, including non-IDEXX systems. No customer action is required. CoVet's co-founders, CEO Yannick Bloem, Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Mike Mossop and COO Mike Parent, say the deal is about reaching more veterinary teams in more countries and languages, and continuing to build beyond clinical documentation.
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