PetsApp
6.4#28 in veterinary appointment scheduling softwareFrom $220 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | PetsApp | Provet Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| API | PetsApp offers API access and documentation to technology partners. | The vendor offers a fully documented open REST API for custom applications, third-party connections and business-intelligence tools such as Power BI. |
| Founded | 2020 | 2001 |
| Headquarters | Minnesota, United States | Helsinki, Finland |
| Integrations | PetsApp says pet and client information, reminders, and appointments automatically sync with practice management systems, and lists Advantage+, AltaPoint, AVImark, DVM Manager, ezvetpro, Impromed, IntraVet, Merlin, Teleos, RxWorks, Robovet, and VIA. | Provet lists more than 150 integration partners spanning laboratories, imaging, wholesalers, communications, finance, insurance and prescriptions. |
| Intended customers | PetsApp describes its platform as serving veterinary practices and veterinary professionals. | The company facts page says Provet is built for single-site and multi-site practices and veterinary groups, serving small-animal and equine clinics but not farm-animal practices. |
| Mobile app | The PetsApp app is listed as free on Apple’s App Store and is available for iPhone; the product site also links to Google Play. | Google Play's Provet Mobile app lets existing customers view treatments, complete treatment actions, update invoices, see stock details and manage settings. |
| Payments | PetsApp supports in-app payments and payment request links by SMS or email; the official product page lists a 2.9% + 30c per-transaction fee. | Provet Pay supports online and in-clinic collection, stored cards and PCI level 1 compliance. |
It suits veterinary practices and professionals needing booking, messaging, telehealth, payments, and practice-system synchronization. Web, iOS, and Android access support staff and clients across devices.
Provet Cloud is aimed at small-animal and equine clinics, single-site or multi-site practices, and veterinary groups. It is not intended for farm-animal practices.