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InsightsVeterinary Burnout Statistics: Prevalence, Causes, and Impact
Discover the latest veterinary burnout statistics, causes, and financial impact—plus prevention strategies for healthier, more resilient vet teams.
InsightsScribe pricing and alternatives for veterinary specialists
Compare veterinary scribe tool pricing, see alternatives, and learn how CoVet helps clinics automate SOAP notes and optimize documentation.
InsightsDictation vs Transcription in Veterinary Clinics: What's the Best Fit for Your Workflow?
Compare veterinary dictation and transcription software to find the best workflow for accurate, efficient multi-pet vet records and clinic care.
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Cloud-based veterinary software: A guide for 2026
Cloud-based veterinary software falls into four distinct categories, each tackling a unique operational headache. Here is how to evaluate your choices and build a cohesive software stack that supports your team through every step of the patient visit.
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Why Veterinary Notes Fall Behind and How to Catch Up
Veterinary notes often fall behind because documentation competes with appointments, interruptions, follow-ups, client communication, and other clinical work. Practices can recover by reducing new documentation inflow, triaging time-sensitive records, making retrospective entries transparent, relying on verifiable information, standardizing templates, and involving the wider veterinary team appropriately. AI scribes can help by drafting records while the consultation is still fresh, but every generated note still requires professional review.
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Veterinary AI Privacy and Security: What Clinics Need to Know
Veterinary AI tools can process consultation recordings, client details, medical histories, and draft records. This practical guide explains how clinics can evaluate model training, data storage, encryption, access, retention, security standards, and privacy requirements before choosing a provider.
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CoVet Expands into Academic Medicine with University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine as New Client
CoVet announced that the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine has selected its AI-powered veterinary copilot platform for use across academic and clinical training environments. The collaboration will introduce CoVet into lectures, clinical rotations, case-based learning, and teaching hospital workflows, helping students, faculty, and clinicians streamline collaboration, improve communication, and gain hands-on experience with modern veterinary AI tools. Wisconsin joins institutions such as Colorado State University and Lincoln Memorial University in adopting CoVet to help prepare the next generation of veterinarians for digitally enabled clinical practice.
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Veterinary record-keeping software: A buying guide for 2026
Don't let compliance details slip. Discover how to evaluate veterinary record-keeping software and integrate PIMS with AI tools to secure your 2026 workflows.
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Inside CoVet's 2026 Veterinary AI Survey
CoVet’s new survey found that veterinary professionals are using AI to reduce documentation burden, improve client communication, and make daily clinic workflows more sustainable. Among 120+ respondents, 91% said AI effectively supports record-keeping and documentation, while many also reported feeling more in control of their time and less burned out.