For your practice
Practice management software for equine veterinarians
Foaling calendars, pre-purchase examinations, lameness workups and passport history, on the same system as the rest of your work.
Equine work is not small-animal work at a different scale
Horses come with their own paperwork and their own clinical patterns: identification and passport history, examinations performed for a buyer rather than an owner, lameness assessed over sessions, a breeding calendar that runs on months.
In the Belgian market this is usually solved by selling an equine pack, and it tends to be the most expensive one on the price list. Xolotl has one price, and equine is a patient category rather than a product.
What equine practices use
- Foaling calendar and reproduction records
- Pre-purchase examinations
- Lameness workups, recorded so the next session can be compared to the last
- Passport and identification history
- Joint injection and clinical reference records
- Yard visits with the round cached offline and kilometres carried to the invoice
- Antimicrobial records for horses, which the Belgian register now covers
Questions from equine practices
Do I pay an equine surcharge?
No. There is no species pack. A mixed practice with horses and dogs pays the same per-veterinarian price as a practice with only dogs.
Does it work at the yard?
Yes — the round, the animals, their allergies and your prices are cached on the phone, and the visit syncs when you have signal again.
Keep reading
Patient records
One registry for companion, equine, farm, breeding and exotic patients, each with the fields and identifiers that species needs.
Field visits
The day's round cached on the phone, visits recorded with no signal, photos onto the animal's file, and kilometres onto the…
Xolotl vs Epivet
Epivet is strong in equine and rural work and sells species packs. Xolotl carries every species at one price.
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Thirty minutes, your species, your workflow. We answer in Dutch, French or English.