For vets

Arrive knowing what was given, and when.

A practice with medical scope sees the animal's whole medical history the moment it scans — and everything it adds lands with the owner and the yard at once.

€49/mo per practice

What you get

  • Full medical history: vaccinations, deworming, treatments, diagnoses, surgery, dental, lab results and farrier work.
  • Structured records with performed-at and next-due dates, cost and attachments.
  • Active medications with dose, frequency, route and instructions — visible to whoever is actually giving them.
  • Feeding plans and activity, so you can see what changed before the symptom did.
  • Unlimited shared animals on the practice plan — every client who shares with you is included.
  • Access by QR scan on site, or by owner invitation before you drive out.

Vet plan €49/mo per practice, unlimited shared animals.

Animal profile
LunaKWPN mare · 9 years · bayQR
OverviewMedicalFeedingCareTimeline
Microchip
528 0210 0134 8871
Passport
BE-KWPN-17-0442
Next vaccination
12 Nov 2026
Farrier
Every 6 weeks

Less chasing, better records

No account for the owner needed

If the owner is already on Animalrounds, one scan is the whole handshake. No forms, no email chains.

Next-due becomes a reminder

Set a next-due date on a vaccination and the owner and the stable are reminded automatically.

Medication the yard can follow

Add a medication with dose, route and instructions and it stands in the animal's record, where whoever gives it can read it — not as a note on a hand.

Attachments

Lab reports, X-rays and PDFs attach to the record and stay in private storage.

History that travels

The animal moves yards, the history does not reset. You see what a previous practice recorded, if the owner shares it.

Scoped by design

You get medical scope. You do not get the stable's staff hours or the owner's other animals.

Start with one animal. Add the rest in an afternoon.

Create your free owner account, add your animal, print the QR code. The next time you drop off, the handover takes one scan.