From the signed note, Veteros drafts a visit summary and discharge instructions in plain language. A veterinarian edits and approves them before anyone else sees them.
Otitis externa, left ear. Brown debris on otoscopy, tympanum intact. Cytology pending. Clean ear and start topical treatment as discussed; recheck in 2 weeks.
Zaatar has an infection in her left ear. We cleaned it today and sent a sample to look at under the microscope. Please give the ear treatment the way we showed you and book a check-up in two weeks.
Fictional example. The owner text is a draft until a vet approves it, and it never adds advice the vet did not give.
The draft is written only from what the vet signed: no extra diagnoses, doses or advice. It is labelled as an AI draft until approved.
For surgical and hospital patients, discharge instructions are drafted in plain steps: what to give, what to watch for and when to come back, exactly as the vet stated them.
A vet edits the draft and approves it. Until then it cannot be used. Every version is kept.
Veteros prepares the document. You decide how it reaches the owner: copy it into your own messaging, print it, or export it as a PDF. Veteros does not send messages to clients.
No. Veteros drafts the summary and discharge instructions, and you share the approved version by copy, print or PDF. Veteros does not send messages itself.
It shouldn’t, and it is instructed not to: the draft is written only from the signed note, and a vet must approve it before it can be used. Medical and pricing questions from owners always go to your team.
Yes. The summary can be drafted in the language you choose for the owner, including Arabic. Drafts for the owner have not yet been part of our quality evaluation, so review them carefully.
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