Laboratory tests
Reports across eight test categories, with value, unit and reference interval for each analyte, high or low flagging and a PDF shareable with the owner.
For clinics and practices
A separate workspace for the practice, with pet owners connected to the same record: what you write during the consultation is already readable by the person taking the animal home, with no printouts handed over and no requests for copies the next day.
The time lost in a practice is rarely in the consultation itself. It goes into looking for a report from six months ago, copying the same weight onto three different supports, phoning the client who missed a booster, reconstructing which active substance was already given and at what dose. This is work with no clinical value that nobody bills for, and it takes hours every week.
Animiyo keeps the two halves of that work together. On one side the practice workspace, with diary, reception queue, records, tests, treatment plans and invoicing. On the other the application the owner already uses for their own animals. When both sides share the same animal, the report, the plan and the discharge letter land where they are needed without manual steps, and the clinical history stays single instead of splitting in two.
The cards below are generated from the feature catalogue by filtering the entries relevant to clinical work. Each card states where it actually runs: almost the entire clinical area lives in the web application, because that is where you work with a keyboard, and it has no counterpart in the iOS app yet.
50
Features described on this page
50
Live in the web application
3
Also live in the iOS app
27
Included in the free plan
These counts are generated from the feature catalogue: they only include entries that are already live on at least one platform and already described in the language you are reading. No line of this list is written by hand, so when a feature changes status the page changes with it, and anything still under construction does not appear at all.
Reports across eight test categories, with value, unit and reference interval for each analyte, high or low flagging and a PDF shareable with the owner.
Drug information from the openFDA register, with no API key, showing active ingredient, indications, dosage and the leaflet warnings.
The nine point WSAVA scale guided by three questions, with an estimated ideal weight and a history over time.
The four level WSAVA scale over spine, scapulae, skull and pelvis, independent of body fat.
Measurement sessions with the first reading discarded as the ACVIM guidelines require, and risk of target organ damage classified into the four published categories.
Dose worked out from the real body weight with published dose ranges, a warning when the value leaves the range, and species bans.
Share of doses given against the plan, daily chart and count of consecutive missed doses.
Adverse events recorded in veterinary medicine by active substance and species, from the openFDA database.
Substances that often appear in the same reports, to raise as a question with your vet rather than as a diagnosis.
Register of titres with the WSAVA protection thresholds and the next recommended check.
Converts as fed values to a dry matter basis, the only basis on which a dry and a wet food are truly comparable.
Estimates kilocalories per hundred grams with the NRC 2006 equations or modified Atwater, stating which one was applied and why.
Target weight, calorie deficit following the AAHA guidelines, expected duration and a weekly check on real weigh ins.
The eight week protocol for diagnosing an adverse food reaction, with the weekly itch score, the verdict on the response, and challenges one at a time within the observation window for the species.
It compares a product's declared composition with the animal's recorded conditions, says why a rule exists, cites the source and states openly when the figure it needs is not on the label.
Antecedent, behaviour and consequence of every episode, with recurrence analysis by antecedent, time of day and place.
Browser notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging, with token registration and revocation from the device and a clear message when the browser does not support them.
Four separate switches for messages, appointments, orders and marketing, with marketing off until you turn it on.
Direct messages between owners, clinics and stores, with an unread counter and the last message updated by the server.
Search across your pets by name, breed and species, with keyboard navigation and direct access to the profile.
Past and upcoming clinic appointments with owner, pet, visit type and time, confirmed or cancelled from the same row.
Weekly opening and closing hours per weekday, a time zone per resource and appointment types with a duration in minutes, from which the bookable slots are built.
List of active veterinary practices with their time zone, from which the owner opens the page and books a visit in the first free slot.
Records in draft or closed state, tied to the pet and to the veterinarian who wrote them, with SOAP structured content and optional sharing with the owner.
Notes in four sections, subjective, objective, assessment and plan, with seven prefilled templates and a completion percentage for the note.
Three consulting room tools: dose by weight with volume and tablets, fluid therapy with maintenance, deficit and rate in millilitres per hour, and caloric requirement with an illness factor.
Inpatients with cage, reason and clinical status, plus a treatment sheet showing scheduled time, who carried it out, percentage done and overdue items.
Forms with required and optional clauses and a hand drawn signature, stored together with an immutable copy of the signed text and the time it was collected.
Estimate with line items, net amount, tax and validity, approval or rejection by the owner, and an invoice numbered per year with issue date, due date and payment status.
Clinic opening screen with the next appointments and the inpatients ordered by severity, from critical cases to those being discharged.
A list of arrivals with status and waiting time measured from the moment the patient enters the clinic, with the calling order already worked out.
Priority assigned by ticking the signs seen at reception, on five levels each with its own maximum waiting time.
Twenty templates that pre-fill the four fields of the clinical note and suggest the history questions that matter for that visit.
Prescriptions with dose, route, frequency and duration, from which the owner's daily reminders and the discharge form are generated.
The drug being prescribed is checked against the ongoing treatments, using a base of veterinary interactions documented and cited one by one.
Vaccination and check-up due dates derived from the record, using the WSAVA guideline intervals for dogs and cats.
The vet publishes the report in the owner's area and attaches a comment in plain words.
Visits by reason, species, outcome and period, with waiting times and no shows, exportable as a table.
Stock by batch with expiry dates and reorder levels; issues draw from the batch expiring first and are linked to the administration.
Parameters monitored minute by minute with curves, procedure phases, drugs given and deviations from the expected ranges.
A sheet generated from the treatment plan with the home medication, post visit instructions, warning signs and the recheck date.
An exportable dossier with history, clinical notes, tests, images and an explicit clinical question, without which it does not go out.
Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Simplified Chinese, Estonian, Russian and Arabic, with right to left layout for Arabic and the language in the page address.
Five interface layouts, simple, advanced, compact, focused and cards, changing density and footprint without removing any function.
Light, dark or automatic theme following the system setting, saved on the device and on the account so you find it again in every browser.
High contrast following WCAG 2.2, reduced motion and three text sizes, with a note that the system settings take precedence.
App manifest with icons and standalone launch, so the site installs on the home screen and opens like an application.
A service worker that tries the network first, then the cached copy and finally a fallback page, letting the calls to Firebase through untouched.
Append only log of who did what and when, visible in full to the administrator and limited to their own clinic for a veterinarian.
Deletion that removes pets, logs, contacts, shares and budget before removing the account itself, after a fresh sign in.
Opening a clinical workspace is not automatic: it goes through a human check. That is deliberate, because health data about animals and personal data about their owners enter that space, and whoever opens it becomes the data controller.
Registration is the ordinary platform one. At first the account has no professional role and sees no restricted section: it is an account like any other.
From the veterinary area you enter the clinic name. The practice is created in trial status and you are recorded as its owner. Nothing else happens: creation on its own grants no permission and does not elevate your role.
A platform administrator reviews the request and allocates the licence, with plan, number of seats and an optional expiry date. Only at that point does the account receive the veterinary role and the link to the practice.
At the next sign-in the role is active and diary, reception, records, laboratory, consents, plans and invoicing open up. From there you add colleagues and start working on real cases.
The gaps that genuinely matter before you replace a practice management system in daily use. None of these entries is here out of rhetorical caution: they are things you cannot do with Animiyo today.
All practice management lives in the web application. It works in a phone browser and can be installed as an application, but there is no native iOS app dedicated to ward work.
Laboratory results are entered by hand or attached as a document. There is no direct connection to bench analysers, external laboratories or image archiving systems.
Between registering the practice and working in it there is a manual licence allocation by the platform. This is not a self-service path: you cannot open a working clinical workspace on your own in a minute.
Estimates and invoices are drafted and exported, but the platform does not transmit documents to national electronic invoicing systems and does not replace the practice accounting software.
The pages below hold the numbers, the full feature list, the security measures actually applied and the contractual texts. There is no commercial version and technical version: this is the same material a data protection officer can ask to read before signing.
The most honest way to evaluate Animiyo is to open the workspace, load a few real days and see how much of the daily work fits inside. The plans, what each one includes and the activation conditions are on the pricing page.
Pricing