Vets who finish charts before they leave

Dermatology, mobile, general and multi-clinic practices run their days on Vetspire. Here's what changed for them.

Every practice on this page came off a legacy or on-premise system, or picked Vetspire when they opened. The numbers below come from their own accounts of the switch — charting time, encounter time, and the subscriptions they stopped paying for.

What changed after the switch

Reported by the practices themselves, not modeled.

  • 90 min/dayCharting time recovered at Dermatology for Animals
  • 15 minSaved per encounter at Beechwold Veterinary Hospital
  • 1 hourSaved per appointment at Opulent Pet Health
  • $200+/moThird-party reminder cost cut at Beechwold

The stories behind the numbers

Clinicians describing the first days on the platform, in their words.

  • I used to be here until 6:30 or 7, and the first day using [Vetspire AI], I was done with my charts at 5:11pm.

    ClinicianVeterinary dermatologist, Dermatology for Animals
  • Whenever I transitioned from anything [onto Vetspire], I did a grand total of 0 hours of training with the staff. Vetspire is a very intuitive program.

    Practice leaderMulti-clinic operator, Novel Vet
  • Intuitive… by the end of the second day, I found it easy.

    ClinicianVeterinary dermatologist, Dermatology for Animals

See it against your own caseload

Bring a typical appointment day. We'll walk through how the record, the scribe, and the billing behave.

No pressure to switch on the call. If the fit isn't there, we'll say so.