e-vet
5.2#48 in veterinary appointment scheduling softwareWeb
Visite-vet vs NaVetor
NaVetor
8.1#4 in veterinary appointment scheduling softwareFrom $200 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | e-vet | NaVetor |
|---|---|---|
| Migration | The e-vet team migrates clients, patients, price lists, and medicines; the clinic verifies its data in a test environment before go-live. | NaVetor says Patterson handles migration, data conversion, training, and go-live support at no extra charge, with most practices live within 30 days. |
| Scheduling | Owners can book from real calendar availability, with confirmations, reminders, and recall campaigns sent automatically. | The appointment calendar supports drag-and-drop, multiple doctors and rooms, recurring appointments, block scheduling, and automated reminders. |
e-vet plans
- Monthly per-veterinarian plan—
NaVetor plans
- Patterson PayFree
- Patterson Pay optionFree
- Solo Practice$200 a month
- Growing Practice$300 a month
- Mid-Size Clinic$350 a month
- Large Practice$400 a month
Pick e-vet if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick NaVetor if…
NaVetor suits veterinary practices that need scheduling, medical records, and client workflows in a cloud-based system. Its plans target solo practices through enterprise clinics and scale by user count.