Veterinary practice management software
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Full PIMS
98
How clearly they explain things
Vetrics is a full practice management system that puts clinical work, appointments, billing, stock, client communication, reporting and growth tools in one product. It is sold in the UK and the US. Pricing, exports and migration are listed.
We read what Vetrics 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: 4/5
Yes. Vetrics is a hosted web product. Clinic data sits on encrypted infrastructure and can sit in the UK or the US.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. There is a pricing calculator. Practices can start on a free pay-as-you-go tier. Paid use is billed on usage, with add-on rates listed alongside the calculator.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. A practice can leave at any time.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. AI-native clinical and business workflows include voice-to-SOAP, estimates and business intelligence. Practices can choose OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini, or leave AI unused.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. There is an app marketplace and an API. Named connections include Stripe, Xero, HubSpot, Meta and Google.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
The product is named for companion, ambulatory, mixed, emergency, equine, large animal, mobile and group practices.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. Onboarding is run by dedicated migration experts. Client, patient and clinical records are brought across with validation and guided support.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Coverage includes clinical workflows, diary, billing, stock, communications, reporting, a client portal, marketing and documents.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
How clearly they explain this: 5/5
Yes. The clinic owns its records. Exports are available as CSV, PDF, API and FHIR, including histories, documents, images and a manifest, whenever the practice wants them.
Source: Vetrics · checked 17 August 2026
Checked: 2026-08-17
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