Built only for veterinary professionals

The AI clinical assistant built for veterinarians.

Differentials, treatment plans, drug doses, lab interpretation and SOAP notes — answers written for vets, in any language you type.

  • Free to start
  • Any language
  • Safety double-check
5,000+Veterinarians trust WeVet
1M+Research articles at your fingertips
12Clinical tools in one app
100+Languages supported

Everything a busy vet needs, in one place

One clean workspace — switch tools from the sidebar.

AI Assistant

Ask any clinical question, attach images, reports or documents.

Case Workup

Agent mode: give the case once — get differentials, a diagnostic plan, a treatment plan with calculated doses and an owner note in one report.

Differential Dx

Ranked differentials, must-not-miss conditions and a diagnostic plan.

Treatment Planner

Case-based treatment protocols with patient-specific dose calculations.

Drug Info

Species-specific doses, contraindications, toxicity and interactions — from trusted sources, every dose cited.

Lab Interpreter

CBC, biochemistry, urinalysis, blood gas & more — values, flags and interpretation.

SOAP Notes

Dictate a consult and get a clean SOAP note, discharge sheet or referral letter.

Calculators

Dose, CRI, fluids, BSA, toxicity and unit conversions.

Research

Find research papers on any veterinary topic — then let AI summarise the ones you choose.

Article Reader

Summarise papers and web articles, then ask questions about them.

Presentations

Lecture, CE and client-education slide decks in minutes.

My Library

Saved answers, cases, notes and reusable prompts.

Made for every kind of veterinary work

From a busy small-animal clinic to a field visit in a village — WeVet fits the way you practise.

Small-animal practitioners

Work up vomiting, PU/PD, seizures or skin cases in dogs and cats, check doses for NSAIDs, antibiotics and anaesthesia, and write clean SOAP notes between consults.

Large-animal & field vets

Protocols for mastitis, LSD, FMD, HS, calf diarrhoea, bloat and dystocia in cattle, buffalo, goats and sheep — with withdrawal periods and herd-level advice.

Students & interns

Understand differentials step by step, revise pharmacology, practise case discussions and turn notes into presentations for seminars and viva.

Faculty & researchers

Search the literature with citations, summarise papers in minutes and draft lectures and slide decks for teaching.

DogsCatsCattleBuffaloGoatsSheepHorsesPigsPoultryRabbitsBirdsReptilesExotics & wildlife

Built for accuracy, not guesswork

Clinical answers are only useful if you can trust them.

  • Second-model safety checkDrug and treatment answers are reviewed by a second AI for dosing and factual errors.
  • Doses calculated by codePatient doses (mg/kg × weight, mg/m²) and lab flags are computed exactly — not guessed.
  • Sources you can checkWeb and literature answers come with numbered citations.
  • Your language, your regionAsk in Hindi, English, Spanish or any language — answers consider your country's products and rules.

Why not just use a general AI chatbot?

General chatbots are written for everyone — often pet owners. WeVet is written for clinicians.

General AI chatbots

  • Generic, owner-level answers and “consult your vet”
  • Doses guessed in text — easy to get the maths wrong
  • Human-medicine reference ranges and drugs mixed in
  • No sources, no species-specific safety check
  • Your cases scattered across random chats

WeVet

  • Clinical answers written for veterinarians
  • mg/kg and mg/m² doses calculated exactly by code
  • Species-specific ranges — and your own lab's ranges
  • Second safety review on drug and treatment answers, with citations
  • SOAP notes, library, PDFs and shareable links in one workspace

Your cases stay yours

Clinical work deserves privacy.

  • Private by defaultYour chats, reports and notes are visible only to you — nothing is shared unless you create a share link.
  • You stay in controlDelete a chat, a file or your whole history whenever you like from Settings → Data.
  • Secure paymentsPlans are paid through Razorpay (UPI, cards, net banking) or PayPal — we never see your card details.

Start in under a minute

  1. Create a free accountName, email, country — that's it.
  2. Ask or uploadType a question, attach an X-ray, photo, PDF or lab report.
  3. Use, save, shareCopy, print as PDF, save to your library or share a link.

Frequently asked questions

What is WeVet?

WeVet is an AI clinical assistant built only for veterinarians and veterinary students. It helps with differential diagnosis, treatment plans, drug doses, lab report interpretation, SOAP notes, research and presentations — in one place.

Is WeVet free to use?

Yes — you can create a free account and start right away, no card needed. Paid plans add higher daily and monthly limits and extra tools such as document uploads and Deep mode.

Which animals does it cover?

Small animals (dogs, cats), large animals (cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, horses, pigs), poultry and many exotic species. Answers are species-specific.

How are drug doses calculated?

Doses are worked out by code from the mg/kg (or mg/m²) dose and the patient's weight, so the arithmetic is exact, and drug and treatment answers get a second safety review. Always confirm critical doses against a current formulary and your clinical judgement.

Can it read and interpret lab reports?

Yes. Upload a photo or PDF of a CBC, biochemistry or urinalysis report. Every value is read twice and you can check the values before interpretation; flags use species-specific reference ranges, and you can set your own lab's ranges.

Does it work in Hindi and other languages?

Yes. Ask in Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, Spanish, Arabic or almost any language and the answer comes back in the same language. You can also dictate by voice.

Can it write SOAP notes and case records?

Yes. Type or dictate the case and WeVet turns it into a structured SOAP note you can copy, print as PDF or save to your library.

Who is WeVet for?

Practising veterinarians, veterinary students, paravets and teaching faculty. It is a clinical decision-support tool for professionals and does not replace a veterinary examination.

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