Animal Intelligence Software International

Typically, when veterinarians go into the market looking for an EMR software, they forget to consider the role of EMRs in business analytics. While the core of your job involves taking care of animals—you should still assess your practice’s profitability and financial viability. Ideally, your chosen veterinary management software  must provide you with business insights  that you can use to raise your practice’s bottom lines. As a clinic owner, you must find a tool that can help you manage the finances of your clinics—because making money is also one of the reasons why you began practicing in the first place. Many veterinary management software  come with built-in functions that can help you assess practice from a purely commercial standpoint and substantially improve your business. Some basic insights that you can get from your veterinary EMR software  include: 1.  Clinical Operations There are operational metrics that you can gather from a veter...

In the past few years, the global veterinary industry has experienced significant growth—showing growth rates of up to 7%  in the last 8 years. As the number of pet owners  worldwide increases, veterinarians and the veterinary industry are beginning to show signs of cracking under the increasing pressure. While the number of pet owners and demand for veterinary services has increased, the lack of expertise, government support, and financial growth  makes it difficult for veterinarians to keep up with these new dynamics. Knowing these facts, it’s understandable if you find your veterinary practices overrun with patients, and your existing tech struggling to keep up. Fortunately, vet management software  has become increasingly sophisticated to help you cope with these trends. However, how do you know exactly  when to change your veterinary EMR and management software ? This is a business decision after all, and you should be certain that any tech investmen...