Hunimalis vs Vetilog

Hunimalis and Vetilog are cloud software for veterinary practices. Both handle animal records, appointments, reminders, billing and client access, with free plans and trials.

This comparison is for veterinary professionals choosing software for daily practice work, online booking, records, payments, reporting and team access.

Plans and starting prices

Hunimalis has a free plan and free trial, with paid service listed from €39 per month. Other listed plans include a free public page, a €15 general subscription and a €39 online-booking plan, with SMS charged separately in one plan. Vetilog also has free plans and a 30-day trial. Its listed paid plans run from $29 per month for Solo to $229 for Group, with a custom Enterprise Solution. Prices exclude VAT where stated, and annual subscriptions can save 20%. The currencies and plan structures differ, so the facts do not establish one lower-cost choice for every practice.

Practice featuresHunimalis

Hunimalis combines scheduling, animal and client files, consultation history, treatments, examination results, diagnostic media, invoicing, quotes, online payments, deposits, reminders, stock, legal registers, reporting and animal-sector modules such as lineage and movement tracking. Vetilog covers medical records, consultations, vaccinations, treatments, appointments, billing, online payments, client access, reporting and more than 50 preset procedures. Both support online booking and reminders. Hunimalis lists a wider set of non-clinical animal-care tools, inventory controls and compliance registers, so it wins on the breadth of functions described.

Booking and daily workflow

Both products let clients book online through a website and client portal, and both send email and SMS reminders. Hunimalis lets the practice approve structured requests, supports day, week and month calendar views, recurring slots, holidays and exceptional closures, and offers Google booking. Vetilog offers 24/7 booking, configurable reminders, synchronization with Google, Outlook and Apple calendars, vaccination schedules with D-14, D-7 and D-3 reminders, and consultation workflows that can create invoices automatically. Each has distinct workflow strengths, so the facts do not separate them overall.

External integrationsVetilog

Hunimalis lists a partnership with Kozoo, a pet health insurance provider for dogs and cats. Its terms mention partner API integration for identification badges, but no public API reference is provided there. Vetilog lists automatic laboratory-result imports from IDEXX, Zoetis and Fuji, plus an open API for connecting existing tools. Because Vetilog names three laboratory connections and an open API while Hunimalis names one partnership and a limited API description, Vetilog offers the broader set of stated external integrations.

Platforms and accessHunimalis

Hunimalis lists Android, API, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows. Its terms describe access through a recent browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android, with high-speed internet. Vetilog is described as 100% cloud software available from any browser and device, and its platform list includes Android, API, iOS and web. Hunimalis explicitly covers desktop operating systems as well as mobile and web access, while Vetilog’s stated list does not include Linux, macOS or Windows. On the listed platform coverage, Hunimalis wins.

Support and onboardingHunimalis

Hunimalis lists technical support, a dedicated business expert, FAQs, documentation, remote demonstrations, introductory and product training, chat, email, phone and remote maintenance. It says there are no setup fees and offers data recovery, free training, and analysis and migration of exported data. Vetilog provides email, chat and phone support Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm; paid plans receive priority support with a stated four-hour response time. Its documentation covers many veterinary workflows, and migration is free in a specified import format, with other conversions quoted separately. Hunimalis lists more onboarding and migration services.

Privacy and security

Hunimalis states GDPR compliance, TLS encryption in transit, encrypted password hashes and automatic daily backups to redundant servers. It gives France as a hosting location on one page, while an FAQ identifies Hetzner data centers in Germany. Vetilog states GDPR compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, daily backups and hosting in Europe. Its client portal uses password-secured access, login tracking and configurable rights, and it defines the veterinary professional as data controller with GIGARUN as processor. Both describe substantial safeguards, but the facts do not establish one overall winner.

API and extensibilityVetilog

Hunimalis terms mention that partners may integrate an API on their websites for Hunimalis identification badges, but the terms provide no public API reference. Vetilog advertises an open API for connecting existing tools, while the opened pages provide no public endpoint reference or SDK details. Both therefore mention API access without published technical documentation in the supplied facts. Vetilog wins this round because its description presents the API as open and intended for connecting existing tools, whereas Hunimalis describes a narrower partner use.