Subjective
Staff observations, appetite, behavior changes, care notes, concern history, and context from the animal timeline.
EchidnaVet keeps clinical notes, medications, diagnostics, weights, rechecks, documents, and patient timelines connected to the rest of animal care. No medical add-on. No separate system to check.
EchidnaVet
SOAP note
Drafted today
Medication
7 days left
Weight trend
+3.2%
Recheck
Friday
Included on every plan
SOAP notes and clinical history stay connected to the animal, not locked in a separate add-on.
SOAP notes help the veterinary team work clinically while still drawing on staff observations, weights, documents, treatments, and care history.
Staff observations, appetite, behavior changes, care notes, concern history, and context from the animal timeline.
Vitals, weights, exam findings, diagnostics, attachments, images, and measurable clinical data.
Differentials, diagnosis, status, response to treatment, and clinical interpretation captured in one record.
Medications, procedures, follow-ups, rechecks, monitoring instructions, and team tasks tied back to the patient.
Build multi-day treatment courses, see doses due today, and record each administration against the patient history.
Record vaccinations, procedures, preventive care, and procedure notes without separating them from the animal timeline.
See weight history and trend context alongside clinical notes, with alerting for meaningful drops that need review.
Keep lab files, photos, discharge notes, permits, and supporting documents attached to the relevant animal history.
Show permit, lab, and document expiry dates in the same reminder list the team already checks.
Export an animal's core profile, medical records, treatments, vaccinations, documents, and timeline into a shareable record PDF.
Turn a veterinary plan into reminders and visible follow-up work so treatments do not disappear after rounds.
Keep official medical, treatment, animal count, inventory, and document history organized for inspections.
Keep your facility's drug formulary with mg/kg ranges, then let a plan calculate the dose from the patient's current weight — and the volume to draw when you record a concentration.
Record CBC, chemistry, fecal, urinalysis, and cytology panels one analyte at a time, with per-result reference ranges that flag out-of-range values automatically.
Chart any analyte over time against its reference band, so a rising white-cell count or a dropping PCV is a line on a graph, not a stack of paper results.
Track each medical problem from onset to resolution as a structured list — the running index of a patient's case, not a note buried inside one exam.
A witnessed running ledger for scheduled drugs — every receipt, dose, and disposal with a balance — kept separate from the clinical record for audits.
Score pre-release fitness — flight, swim, live-prey, and physical-therapy tests — and track release-readiness over time so the call to release is evidence, not a hunch.
Flag a record for a second reviewer, work the whole review queue in one place, and finalize records so they lock against edits once a veterinarian signs off.
A built-in, searchable library of common wildlife parasites and rehab diagnoses — bilingual, and extendable with your facility's own terms.
Treatment plans turn a diagnosis into scheduled doses, administration records, weight context, and follow-up reminders. Vets can prescribe the course while care staff record what happened dose by dose.
Treatments
08:00
Asha
Meloxicam
12:00
Tiko
Itraconazole
18:00
Nima
Fluids
Look for a system that is easy for the whole team to use, keeps the full medical history together, and includes veterinary records without an extra fee.
Medical records should be part of core animal care, not a paid upgrade.
Veterinary history should live beside husbandry, diet, training, documents, and staff observations.
The whole team needs enough access to log what happened before a case reaches the vet.
Directors need exportable, inspection-ready medical history without chasing binders and spreadsheets.
Bring a current workflow, a sample case, or the way your team handles treatments today. We will show SOAP notes, medication history, rechecks, documents, and exports.