Cloud Veterinary Practice Management Software

Which systems are described as cloud, on-site, or both?

54 of 57 ranked systems publish a usable answer about cloud or on-site.

54 of 57 ranked systems publish a usable answer about cloud or on-site. That is a market figure, not a restatement of one vendor's website. Whether they say the software is cloud, on-site, or both. Not a quality score.

We have looked at 60 products. 57 of those are scored. On average they score 60% for how clearly they explain the things a practice manager needs before buying. The middle score is 60%.

0 of 57 scored systems say nothing about this. If almost nobody publishes this information, treat the gap as a question to ask — not as proof the feature is missing.

The list below is the same catalogue as the homepage, ordered by this topic so you can see who explains it and who does not. A high score means the vendor has published more. It does not mean the software is better. A score of zero means we could not find the answer on their public site — not that the product cannot do that thing. We do not recommend a winner. Open a vendor page for sources, the method page for the scoring rules, or the dataset page if you want the underlying table. If a vendor later publishes a clearer answer, the score can move. Send a public link if we have missed something.

57 scored systems

System	Transparency	This criterion	Finding	Source
PawthosX	93	5 / 5	The product is a cloud platform. An optional on-site PawthosX Node is listed for local processing.	Source
Sova	93	5 / 5	The product is described as cloud-native and mobile-first.	Source
Lupa	87	5 / 5	Lupa is a cloud product used as the single system for clinic work.	Source
OpenVPM	84	5 / 5	There is a hosted cloud edition and a self-hosted edition. Self-hosting uses Docker or Vercel and the practice brings its own database,…	Source
StableTrack	80	5 / 5	The product is used from a phone or tablet in the field, with a companion iOS app. Schedule and notes can be cached when the signal is…	Source
Cassadol Equine	78	5 / 5	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
Digitail	78	5 / 5	Digitail is cloud-based and runs on desktop, tablet and phone. There is no on-site server.	Source
VetSyCare	78	5 / 5	VetSyCare is cloud-based, with a 99.9% uptime SLA.	Source
Onward Vet	76	5 / 5	Onward Vet is cloud-based and runs in a browser on desktops, laptops and tablets. No special hardware is required.	Source
WooVet	76	5 / 5	WooVet is cloud-based. There is nothing to install; the practice logs in from any device.	Source
Provet	75	5 / 5	Provet is cloud-based and runs on desktop, tablet and phone. It runs on AWS, with two-factor authentication, role-based access and, on…	Source
Bittsi	73	5 / 5	The PIMS runs in the browser and is built for tablet and desktop. There are iOS and Android apps for clinicians and for pet owners.	Source
ThoroVet	73	5 / 5	The field app is iPad-first and works offline. The office admin runs in a browser. There is no on-site server.	Source
DaySmart Vet	71	5 / 5	DaySmart Vet is cloud-based and is used on any device with a stable internet connection. There is no clinic server.	Source
WiseOption	71	5 / 5	Wise Option is a cloud platform. Ambulatory use is described from mobile devices.	Source
NaVetor	69	5 / 5	NaVetor is cloud-based, with mobile apps for the team and for clients.	Source
Instinct EMR	67	5 / 5	Instinct EMR is a cloud system for high-volume hospital work.	Source
Covetrus Pulse	67	5 / 5	Pulse is a cloud system meant to be used from anywhere.	Source
Vetup	67	5 / 5	Vetup is cloud-hosted. Nothing is installed on the clinic computer. Access is from any internet-connected device.	Source
NectarVet	67	5 / 5	Nectar is fully cloud-based and is used from any device with an internet connection, including tablets in mobile clinics.	Source
ClinicDesq	64	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based.	Source
VETport	62	5 / 5	VETport is cloud-based and is used across 37 countries.	Source
Shepherd	62	5 / 5	Shepherd is cloud-based and is used from any browser.	Source
VetBadger	62	5 / 5	The product is a cloud platform used as the clinic system.	Source
HVMS	62	5 / 5	The vendor offers cloud or on-site deployment. A tablet module works with little or no internet and is included.	Source
Instinct EMR for Primary Care	62	5 / 5	The product runs on the Instinct cloud platform.	Source
PawConsult	60	5 / 5	PawConsult is cloud-based. Multi-branch clinics can sit under one account.	Source
ezyVet	60	5 / 5	ezyVet is cloud-based and runs in a browser on phone, tablet or computer. Updates and backups are handled in the cloud.	Source
viggoVet	58	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based. Hosting locations named are Switzerland, the US, Singapore, the EU and the UK.	Source
Neo	58	5 / 5	Neo is cloud-based and is used from a phone, tablet or desktop.	Source
SimpleDVM	56	5 / 5	The product is built to be used from a phone. Call and SMS can use a business number that forwards to the vet.	Source
VettoCRM	56	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based and used from any device.	Source
Koi	51	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based.	Source
AcuroVet	49	5 / 5	The product is used in a browser from anywhere. A tablet app for Android and Apple can capture notes offline and sync when the device is…	Source
VetBlue	49	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based and used in a browser.	Source
Via	49	5 / 5	The vendor offers VIA in the cloud or on a traditional server. Cloud data is accessed from the hospital or elsewhere.	Source
StringSoft	47	5 / 5	The vendor offers cloud, hybrid or on-site deployment.	Source
2i Nova	47	5 / 5	Prime is cloud-based. VTP is installed on the clinic server.	Source
ClienTrax	47	5 / 5	The product is offered in cloud-hosted and server-hosted environments.	Source
Merlin	47	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based veterinary technology.	Source
vetPMS	44	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based and used in a browser.	Source
VetOfficeSuite	42	5 / 5	The product is cloud-based and used in a browser on any device. Data is hosted with Rackspace.	Source
VaroVet	36	5 / 5	The product is documented as cloud-based.	Source
Vetrics	98	4 / 5	Vetrics is a hosted web product. Clinic data sits on encrypted infrastructure and can sit in the UK or the US.	Source
Vetigen	71	4 / 5	The product is used as a web clinic platform.	Source
ManuCare	58	4 / 5	The product is browser-based, with an open-core model.	Source
Retrevr	53	4 / 5	The product is an AI-native cloud platform.	Source
Vetspire	51	4 / 5	The product is cloud-based.	Source
Avimark	44	4 / 5	The product is primarily a server, on-site system.	Source
Vetfm	44	4 / 5	The product is built on macOS and iOS FileMaker. Data is held locally, with remote-access capability.	Source
Impromed Equine	38	4 / 5	A mobile edition is installed for offline laptop use and syncs back to the office network. A full cloud-only hosting model is not stated.	Source
Cornerstone	38	4 / 5	The product is a server, on-site system.	Source
IntraVet	36	4 / 5	The product is installed on the practice’s own system, with installation and quarterly updates from Patterson.	Source
Impromed	38	3 / 5	The product is a local practice system with cloud add-ons. The exact hosting options are not fully set out.	Source
Assisi	38	2 / 5	The hosting model is not clearly stated on the pages checked.	Source
Complete Clinic	36	2 / 5	A cloud option is offered, with automatic backups. The on-site architecture is not set out in detail.	Source
AlisVet	27	2 / 5	The product is not internet-dependent. Records are used on the practice’s own system rather than as a cloud service.	Source

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Sources live on each vendor page. The table is on the dataset page. Scoring rules are on the method page.