Given the pricing of veterinary care keeps increasing, we are developing a community-intelligent feature where everyone can share their secrets secretly to help others. For example, pricing of med or surgery, or which doctors are great and more affordable. The information shared will be anonymous.
Very excited to share that a major update of the Vetcation app is now live on the App Store and Google Play! Vets can now partner with hospitals to provide telemedicine services directly to their clients. Pet owners who link their account to their home hospital will be able to see partnered veterinarians and build direct connections! When partnered, the medical records will be shared to ensure continuous cares.
iOS: https://t.co/JIsJS8jX4p
Android: https://t.co/J78cNU3Sbz
I have been working with chatgpt for all my app developments. I can know when i should switch model, and when I don't need to. I always can get what I need. However, chatgpt 5 is bad.. it made obvious errors and problems when I asked it to do some easy job.
Very disappointed...
We’re excited to launch our new Addendum feature in Vetcation. Now veterinarians can append timestamped updates and clarifications to any medical report while preserving the original note. This keeps records transparent, accurate, and audit ready.
Very excited to share that we’ve added a translation feature for pet owners who prefer to learn in their own languages!
We now support:
繁體中文
简体中文
Español
Français
Deutsch
日本語
한국어
Português
Why did we add this?
Because we believe that every pet owner, regardless of language, deserves equal access to trusted veterinary knowledge.
This update helps us:
1. Honor cultural and linguistic diversity by embracing users’ native languages
2. Promote equity by making learning accessible to those who aren’t fluent in English
3. Foster inclusion so everyone feels seen, welcomed, and supported in our community
Pet health education shouldn’t be limited by language. We’re committed to building a space where everyone can feel empowered to care for their pets with confidence.
This is one step toward a more inclusive, global veterinary community.