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CoVet dołączył do IDEXX
CoVet - asystent weterynaryjny oparty na AI, wspierający tworzenie notatek klinicznych, z którego korzystają dziesiątki tysięcy lekarzy weterynarii na sześciu kontynentach w ponad 100 językach — został przejęty przez IDEXX. Dotychczasowi klienci zachowują te same dane logowania, ten sam produkt, ten sam zespół wsparcia technicznego oraz te same integracje z systemami zarządzania praktyką, w tym z systemami spoza oferty IDEXX. Ze strony klientów nie są wymagane żadne działania. Współzałożyciele CoVet - CEO - Yannick Bloem, CVO - Dr. Mike Mossop oraz COO - Mike Parent - podkreślają, że transakcja ta ma na celu dotarcie do większej liczby zespołów weterynaryjnych w kolejnych krajach i językach oraz dalszy rozwój platformy wykraczający poza samą dokumentację kliniczną.
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Vet Solutions Partners with CoVet to Bring Smarter Technology to Veterinary Practices
CoVet and Vet Solutions have announced a new strategic partnership, bringing CoVet’s AI clinical copilot into the connect.vet ecosystem to help veterinary teams reduce admin and work more efficiently.
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CoVet Launches Fuga Integration to Simplify Veterinary Documentation Across the Benelux Region
CoVet integrates directly with Fuga, allowing veterinary teams to import consultations into CoVet, create and review clinical documentation, and send completed records back to the correct patient in Fuga. This reduces duplicate data entry while keeping documentation within the practice’s existing workflow.
SpostrzeżeniaVet Apps: 10 Useful Tools to Make Running Your Clinic Easier
10 useful vet apps that reduce admin work without adding complexity—plus a simple guide to building your clinic tech stack.
SpostrzeżeniaVeterinary Exam Template: Free, Downloadable Physical Template
Use this free veterinary exam checklist template to document exams faster and more consistently—ideal for DVMs and vet techs.
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Adelaide University to Bring CoVet Into Veterinary Education and Clinical Training
Adelaide University’s School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences is introducing CoVet across its veterinary teaching and clinical environments following a successful pilot. The rollout will give students, clinicians and teaching staff access to AI-assisted clinical documentation at the Roseworthy campus and Roseworthy Veterinary Hospital, helping reduce administrative work while preparing future veterinary professionals to use AI responsibly in clinical practice.
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CoVet Launches Petbooqz Integration to Give Australian Veterinary Teams More Time Back
CoVet has launched a PetBooqz integration for Australian veterinary practices. Appointments booked in PetBooqz automatically flow into CoVet as cases, and completed clinical records are written back to the correct patient file in PetBooqz. The integration reduces duplicate data entry, helps keep patient histories accurate and complete, and is available now to CoVet subscribers on a paid plan.
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Why Clinical Excellence Must Be Built Into Veterinary AI
Clinical excellence in veterinary AI requires more than having veterinarians endorse a product. Veterinary professionals should influence product requirements, templates, testing, quality review, localization, implementation, support, and education. CoVet uses an in-house Medical Department led by Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Mike Mossop, alongside DVMs, RVTs, specialty advisors, and other team members with veterinary-practice experience to keep clinical workflows connected to product development.
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Recording Consent Laws in the US Your Veterinary Clinic Needs to Know
US recording laws for veterinary AI scribes vary by state. Federal law generally permits recording when at least one participant consents, but some states require all parties to consent and others apply different rules to phone and in-person conversations. Veterinary practices can reduce compliance risk by using a consistent consent process before recording client conversations and confirming state-specific requirements with legal counsel.