VETINUITY
Do I need to identify Spanish before starting?
No. Detection offers the client language; the veterinarian can keep speaking English.
● CLIENT CONVERSATIONS
Can my vet app translate for Spanish-speaking clients?
Vetinuity detects the client language automatically and provides live, two-way translation in 80+ languages, including Spanish, while the veterinarian speaks English.
Example
An unfamiliar language at a familiar kind of visit
Imagine a client arriving with a blocked cat and speaking a language you cannot identify. This is an illustrative situation, not a patient record.
You do not know what language she speaks. vetinuity does.
Detection offers the language before you begin translating. Spanish is an example of the broader live translation capability, rather than a separate feature you need to find.
From the spoken explanation to the take-home page
The note and client summary come from the conversation you just had together. Discharge instructions can go home in the client language, so the spoken exchange and the written handoff belong to the same visit.
For a standalone written handoff, open the discharge translation tool. For the in-room controls, follow the consultation start sequence.
Return to the live translation overview, or compare the phone-interpreter workflow.
Updated October 2026
Example: bilingual discharge excerpt
This sample is manually authored and has not passed native-language checking. It illustrates wording for the veterinarian to review.
English
Watch for difficulty urinating and contact the clinic if it occurs.
Spanish
Vigile si tiene dificultad para orinar y comuníquese con la clínica si esto ocurre.
● FAQ
Can I see a written example?
The bilingual discharge example on this page is manually authored and has not passed native-language checking.
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