Vets, nurses, boarding staff
Boosters that chase themselves
Set the protocol once per species. Record a jab and the next-due date works itself out, then reminds the owner without you touching it.
See it working
What it does
Vaccination tracking
01
Protocols per species
Your vaccines, your intervals, your dose numbers. Set once and every record follows them.
02
Next-due works itself out
Record the jab and the date is calculated. Nobody keeps it in a diary or a head.
03
Who is due, on one screen
Everyone coming up, with the owner's number beside them. This is the screen that pays for the software.
04
Checked at the kennel door
Boarding check-in reads the boosters against your protocol and warns you before the dog is in with twenty others.
05
On the pet, where everyone sees it
Overdue, due soon or fine — on the record the groomer and the kennel read, not just the vet.
06
A reminder that goes on its own
In your words, only within the hours you set, and only if you switched it on.
Does it stop an unvaccinated dog boarding?
Can I set different protocols for cats and dogs?
How does the owner get told?
Next step
Come and see it on your own shop
Twenty minutes on the real software, walked through the way you actually work. No slide deck, and nobody chases you afterwards.