Is Cassadol Equine cloud-based?
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. The product is cloud-based on Amazon Web Services. Offline mode is available at $39 per user per month on top of the Solo plan.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
Veterinary practice management software
Rank 7 of 57
Niche · Equine
78
How clearly they explain things
Cassadol Equine is cloud practice software for solo and mobile equine vets. Records, billing and scheduling work online or offline, with data hosted on Amazon Web Services. Solo is $89 per user per month. Solo+ is $189.
We read what Cassadol Equine publishes and score nine things a practice manager usually needs to know. A high score means they have said more. It does not mean the software is better. See the method.
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. The product is cloud-based on Amazon Web Services. Offline mode is available at $39 per user per month on top of the Solo plan.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. Solo is $89 per user per month. Solo+ is $189 per user per month and adds inventory and multi-location tools. A Clinic plan with AI scribing is listed without a price or launch date. Data conversion is a one-time $999 fee.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 3/5
Add-ons can be turned on or off at any time. A minimum term and cancellation notice are not set out.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 3/5
AI medical records and voice dictation are described on the vendor site. The Clinic plan that includes AI SmartNote scribing is listed without a launch date.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 4/5
Yes. Named lab connections are IDEXX and Antech. Zoetis is listed with the later Clinic plan.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
The product is aimed at equine practices, especially solo and mobile veterinarians.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 3/5
A data-conversion service is offered for a one-time $999 fee.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Coverage includes medical records, billing at the time of service, scheduling, inventory, controlled drugs and client communication.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 2/5
Data is stored and backed up on Amazon Web Services. An export-on-exit path is not listed.
Source: Cassadol Equine · checked 17 August 2026
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Checked: 2026-08-17
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