See at a glance which doses are late and which are due now

Every dose at a clock time

Choose once to 4 times a day, or as needed with no fixed times. Doses are spread across your working hours, or a dose window you set, and every time can be edited.

Doses from the drug guide

Search for the drug or pick it from My medicines, and the dose, route and frequency fill in for the species, converted to ml at the vial's concentration. With no recorded weight, no dose is calculated and you're told the weight is missing.

Ready-made protocols

8 protocols including acute gastroenteritis, parvo support, post-op care, feline urinary obstruction and dehydration, plus protocols your clinic builds. Each opens in full with doses worked out from the guide for the animal's weight, so you remove what doesn't fit, then apply it.

A warning before the dose

A drug banned for the species, or one the animal is recorded as allergic to, is flagged while you write the plan, and in round mode the Given button is disabled for that dose. Round mode also shows the documented dose range to compare with what you're holding.

Late first, and by how much

A dose turns late 60 minutes after its time, and the board shows how many hours or days late it is. A dose missed yesterday stays on the board until someone deals with it.

One tap to record, one tap to undo

Tap a cell and the dose is recorded with your name and the time; a bar then offers Undo or “Actually missed” with a ready reason: out of the cage for an exam or imaging, refused or vomited, vet postponed it, drug out of stock, workload.

Measurements take a value

Temperature, fluids, feeding and output can't be closed with “Done”: type the number on a keypad or pick a ready grade, and temperature is coloured against the species' normal range before you save.

Treatment-room wall screen

A full-screen view with large counts for late, due now and done today, plus the clock, readable from across the room. Recording works from it too.

Round mode

One task at a time, full screen, in the order of rooms and cages as you set them up, with only today's late and due-now tasks. Three buttons: Given, Missed and Skip, with a tally at the end.

Hourly care sheet

Fluid rate, monitoring (temperature, pulse, respiration, systolic pressure, SpO2, blood glucose), intake and output next to each hour's doses, with a running total in ml of what went in, what came out and the net.

Fluid calculator

Daily maintenance from weight and species, plus the dehydration deficit (you pick the grade from its clinical signs) and ongoing losses, gives ml per hour and drops per minute for your giving set. It warns above 10 ml/kg/h, or 6 for cats, and never blends the shock bolus into the rate.

Cage room

Set up your rooms and cages once, stacked in two tiers if you like and numbered your way. See who's in each cage and on which day of the stay, which are free and which have a dose due, and admit or move with a tap. The layout is saved for the clinic, so every device shows the same one, with an optional 3D view.

Surgery log

Pick the procedure from a catalogue of 8 sections or type its name, then record the approach, suture pattern, material and size, anaesthesia, duration and outcome. A follow-up date is suggested for each procedure.

Surgeries page

Total, this month, success rate, average duration and upcoming follow-ups, a 6-month trend, the most performed procedures and a split by surgeon, plus a full log you can search and filter by outcome.

Stay log & archive

Each day of a stay in one place: admission, discharge, cage changes, doses, labs, weight and notes. The archive holds closed cases and a record of deaths with their cause. A case with overdue doses and none given for 48 hours is put in front of you to decide: a WhatsApp message to the owner, prepared and sent in one tap, or a move to lost to follow-up.

Two printouts

An internal treatment sheet with the dose table and the owner's undertaking, and a care report for the owner that tells the story of the stay without drug names. Both carry your clinic logo.