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Adoption of CoVet's AI-powered platform brings modern clinical workflows into veterinary education and training environments
CoVet, the leading veterinary AI copilot, today announced that the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine (UW SVM) has selected CoVet as a technology provider across its academic and clinical environments. The University of Wisconsin is a globally recognized institution known for excellence in veterinary education, research, and clinical care, operating a major teaching hospital and training the next generation of veterinary professionals.
Through this collaboration, CoVet’s platform will be introduced into both academic and clinical settings, supporting enhanced collaboration, streamlined workflows, and improved communication across students, faculty, and clinicians.
Deployment is expected to extend beyond the classroom into the UW SVM’s veterinary medical teaching hospital and associated clinical environments. The platform will be integrated into clinical rotations, case-based learning, lectures, and collaborative discussions, ensuring students gain hands-on experience using modern tools in real-world clinical contexts.
“Working with an institution like the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine is an important milestone for CoVet,” said Yannick Bloem, CEO of CoVet. “By bringing our platform into veterinary education and clinical training environments, we are helping support more efficient workflows and better communication while preparing students for the realities of modern practice.”
This collaboration reflects a broader shift toward digitally enabled workflows and education in veterinary medicine. While many technologies are designed for private practice, few have been embedded directly into veterinary training at this scale. By integrating CoVet into academic and clinical environments, the University of Wisconsin aims to improve learning outcomes, strengthen communication, and enhance clinical decision-making across its programs.
The Growing AI Standard in Veterinary Education
Across veterinary medicine, there is a clear movement toward digitally enabled collaboration in both learning and clinical environments. With this move, the University of Wisconsin joins other leading institutions, including Colorado State University (CSU) and Lincoln Memorial University (LMU), as clients using CoVet’s AI-powered workflows.
By introducing these tools into academic environments, these universities are helping establish a more consistent, modern approach to veterinary education, one that enhances learning outcomes, improves efficiency, and better prepares the next generation of DVMs for clinical practice.
More broadly, this shift signals a move toward standardizing modern workflows in veterinary education and increasing early exposure for students to tools that improve efficiency and patient care. It may also serve as a model for how academic institutions and technology providers can work together, setting a precedent for veterinary schools across North America to integrate technology into both teaching and clinical practice.
About CoVet
CoVet is the AI CoPilot built by veterinary professionals who understand the realities of life in the clinic - designed to simplify operations and reduce administrative strain. Backed by decades of hands-on experience, CoVet’s in-house medical team informs every feature with real-world insight. Its context-aware platform adapts to the unique needs of general practice, specialty, and large-animal medicine, while providing enterprise-grade performance and privacy compliance for practices of every size, from solo DVMs to global veterinary groups. By combining automation with intuitive design, CoVet empowers veterinary teams to enter each exam more prepared and leave confident that every step is complete, allowing them to spend more time caring for patients. https://www.co.vet/
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