Live Spanish translation
Spanish-speaking client, English-speaking doctor, one conversation. Translated in the room, both directions, as it happens.
Vetinuity is a clinical assistant built by a practicing emergency veterinarian: live Spanish translation, patient rounds, multi-pet visits, photo record capture, emergency calculators, and clinical insights with cited references.
Per doctor. Technicians always free.
14-day trial, no credit card up front.
Spanish-speaking client, English-speaking doctor, one conversation. Translated in the room, both directions, as it happens.
Furosemide CRI at 1 mg/kg/h diluted into a 12 mL syringe running at 1 mL/h. Math done.
Photograph a label to add the patient, labwork to flag the abnormals, or another vet's records for a summary, straight into the chart.
Client-ready discharge summaries generated from the medical note in seconds.
Paste your existing template. Save. Done. No drag-and-drop wizard.
Professional clinical language, not robotic filler. Notes that read the way you'd write them.
Phone in the exam room, desktop at the workstation. Everything syncs.
Add the patients into the exam and record like normal. As you dictate your findings for each pet, Vetinuity builds records for each patient.
Record rounds at the start of a shift and Vetinuity creates the patients, enters the signalment, and builds the board. SOAPs, labwork photos, and updates keep it current for the next doctor.
BRIAN TONCRAY, DVM · EMERGENCY MEDICINE · PHOENIX
I am Brian Toncray, an emergency veterinarian who built Vetinuity because my team and I needed it.
I work for a 100% employee-owned practice, and I view business through the lens of an independent practitioner. I built this for independent practitioners. It is priced for one doctor, not for a hundred-hospital corporate group. There is no enterprise minimum, no seat block, no annual commitment to get the real version. Technicians are free, because charging per technician in a practice that is already short-staffed is absurd.