The vet team and keepers share one record
A keeper's observation, the vet's SOAP note, the treatment course, and the weight trend live on the same animal — no module hopping, no missed context at rounds.
For zoological parks
The whole zoo in one record.
Husbandry, veterinary medicine, breeding, maintenance, team operations, and compliance usually live in five systems and a hallway conversation. EchidnaCare puts the entire collection — and every department that touches it — into one mobile-first record.
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Breeding, studbook, and Egg Lab built in
Compliance assistant grounded in AWA, AZA & ZAA
Unlimited staff seats across every department
Facility dashboard
The collection at a glance
Animals
412
Care due
57 today
Active treatments
9
Departments
6
Built for the team actually doing the work
Official records, field logging, medical history, documents, and operations stay connected.
Reproduction is part of the record, not a spreadsheet
Pairings, clutches and litters, Egg Lab incubation tracking, and studbook lineage stay connected to the animals they describe.
Inspection-ready by default
Census, annual inventory, acquisition and disposition ledgers, and treatment records compile from the live data — with an assistant that speaks AWA, AZA, and ZAA.
Evaluation checklist
What buyers usually need to know before they request a demo.
Medical included
SOAP notes, medications, diagnostics, vaccines, rechecks, and clinical history are included—not sold as a separate medical add-on.
No per-seat pressure
Plans are built so the people doing daily care can log records directly instead of sharing accounts or backfilling notes later.
Exportable records
Animal history, documents, and facility records remain downloadable, so switching systems does not create a new lock-in problem.
Private by design
Staff safety and daily operations are built around consent, appropriate access, and a clear record of important changes.
Day-to-day work
Every department, one system.
Curators, keepers, vets, registrars, maintenance, and security each get the piece they need — and the record stays whole.
Daily husbandry
Feeds, cleaning, enrichment, behavior, and weights logged from the phone at the enclosure — offline included.
EchidnaVet
SOAP notes, diagnostics, treatments, vaccinations, and clinical history on every plan — never a paid add-on.
Breeding & Egg Lab
Pairings, incubation, clutch records, and studbook lineage for the species your institution is known for.
Maintenance & facility map
Photo-backed issue reports routed to the right department, plus a GPS facility map of infrastructure, cameras, rides, and vehicles — each an asset with a status and signed inspections.
Multi-site network & surplus
Run multiple sites with separate records, browse pairing and surplus listings between institutions, and transfer animals with their whole history — reversible, with dispute paths.
Team operations & scheduling
EchidnaCare can draft a weekly schedule for manager review. Staff clock in against it, worked hours can be exported for payroll, and coded alerts and urgent assignments help coordinate the team.
Compliance & reporting
Inspection packets, census and inventory exports, and a compliance assistant for the frameworks you answer to.
Switching
Your collection arrives before your first invoice.
ACS exports, ZIMS records, spreadsheets, binders — we map your animals, medical history, and documents into EchidnaCare for free, before you pay anything.
1
Bring what you already have
Send ACS exports, ZIMS exports, spreadsheets, documents, and the side files your team still depends on.
2
We organize the records
Animals, species details, locations, medical history, documents, transfers, and care logs are organized in one workspace.
3
Start with your real records
Your team begins with live records in place, then logs care, treatments, maintenance, and reports from day one.
For zoological parks
Bring your collection list. We'll show you tomorrow morning.
A demo built around your taxa, your departments, and your inspection calendar — from morning rounds to the report that goes to the registrar.