EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics vs Vetilog

EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics and Vetilog are cloud tools for running veterinary practices. Both cover online booking, reminders, records, billing and client access, but they package those jobs differently.

This comparison is for clinic owners and veterinary professionals choosing software for appointments, medical work, payments, integrations, support and data handling.

Plans and starting priceEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek has a free plan, a 14-day trial and paid plans from $8.33 a month. Its free subscription includes basic booking, while automated reminders, detailed analytics and priority support require payment. EasyWeek also lists Professional from $8.33 and Unlimited from $16.63, with third-party fees excluded. Vetilog has free plans and a 30-day trial, but its listed paid plans start at $29 a month excluding VAT for Solo. Higher Vetilog plans cost $49, $89, $129 and $229 a month, with an Enterprise price on request. EasyWeek wins on listed entry price and trial access, while both offer a free option.

Veterinary practice featuresVetilog

EasyWeek covers pet medical records, appointments, reminders, online consultations, invoices, online payments, doctor scheduling, resources, CRM, POS, inventory and marketing. Its pet cards can store analyses, appointments, behavior, food habits and chronic diseases. Vetilog focuses more specifically on veterinary workflows: animal files include consultations, vaccines, treatments, weight, documents and photos; consultations cover diagnosis and treatment with automatic invoices; vaccination schedules can be set by species and breed; and reports cover financial, client, activity and vaccination indicators. Vetilog wins for the deeper stated medical, vaccination and reporting workflow.

Booking and daily workflow

Both products let clients book online around the clock and send configurable or automatic reminders by email and SMS. EasyWeek adds working-hour booking rules, doctor schedules, calendar integration, recurring appointments, group booking, round-robin scheduling and resource availability. Vetilog adds client-portal booking and management, Google, Outlook and Apple Calendar synchronization, vaccination reminders at D-14, D-7 and D-3, and consultation-to-invoice workflow. The facts show different strengths rather than a clear overall advantage, so this round is a tie.

IntegrationsEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek lists a catalog of more than 3,000 integrations, including Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Stripe, WordPress, Wix, Zapier and Make. It also advertises an open API and webhooks, with configurable delivery and event settings on the Pro plan. Vetilog lists IDEXX, Zoetis and Fuji integrations for automatic laboratory-result imports, plus an open API. EasyWeek wins for the broader stated integration catalog and more detailed connection options. Vetilog may suit a practice focused on the named laboratory systems.

Platforms and accessEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek lists Android, iOS, web, API and extension access. Its business app is available for iPhone and Android, and its veterinary page also names iPad. The platform is cloud-based and available on web, iOS and Android. Vetilog lists Android, iOS, web and API access, and describes itself as 100% cloud software usable from any browser and device. EasyWeek wins because the stated platform list includes an extension and iPad in addition to the shared web, mobile and API access.

Support availabilityEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek says support is available seven days a week at no cost on any plan. Its pricing facts say priority support requires a paid subscription. Vetilog says its team is available Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm by email, chat and phone, while paid plans receive priority support with a four-hour response time. EasyWeek wins for broader stated weekly availability and free support on every plan. Vetilog provides named phone, chat and email channels and a response commitment for paid customers.

Security and privacy

EasyWeek says data handling follows PCI DSS, SSL and GDPR standards and that it does not sell or share business or client data with third parties. Cancelled-account data is retained for 30 days before permanent deletion. Vetilog says data is hosted in Europe, encrypted in transit and at rest, backed up daily and handled under GDPR. It also describes password-secured portal access, login tracking and configurable rights. The facts do not establish one product as safer overall, so this round is a tie.

API and custom connectionsEasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics

EasyWeek advertises an open API, webhooks and a remote MCP server for compatible tools. Its documentation listings include OAuth2 configuration, public widget examples and an API-documentation repository. Users can configure up to five webhooks with POST or GET delivery, event selection, retries and request history, although webhooks require Pro. Vetilog advertises an open API, but the stated pages provide no public endpoint reference or SDK details. EasyWeek wins because its facts describe more connection methods and implementation detail.