Veterical

What Veterical is

Veterical combines veterinary appointments, client and animal records, clinical notes, billing, payments, inventory, and reporting in a practice workspace. Animal records can hold medical histories, vaccinations, allergies, treatments, prescriptions, and clinical notes. Its calendar coordinates veterinarians, rooms, procedures, and online bookings, with automatic reminders. Clinics can offer bookings based on real-time availability, followed by confirmations and reminders. The system supports species-aware patient information and weight-based treatment workflows; teams can also create estimates and invoices, record payments, and monitor medication and supply inventory in the patient workflow. One account can support multiple clinic locations, staff, rooms, schedules, and role-based access. Veterical says clinics can import existing client and animal data, with migration planning help available from its support team. It offers cloud access across desktop, tablet, and mobile, and is available in 96 languages. Listed apps cover Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux, alongside modern web browsers. A REST API covers clients, patients, appointments, invoices, payments, and vaccinations. Veterical has a free plan at no cost. Its assistant connector is read-only and limited to administrative data; it cannot access animal or owner records or clinical notes.

Veterical plans and prices

Free plan

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.veterical.com/en/ to access the product.
2. Choose web browser access or a listed app for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, or Linux.
3. Start with the Free plan at no cost.
4. Import existing client and animal data; Veterical support can help plan migration.
5. For API access, use the REST API documentation and create a key scoped to one clinic.

Our review of Veterical

Veterical is veterinary practice-management software combining patient records, appointments and administrative work in one workspace. It is strongest for clinics that want clinical, scheduling and billing workflows together, including multi-location teams. The free plan lowers the barrier to trying a broad system, but practices with strict security requirements should consider its stated limitations. Overview Veterical brings veterinary appointments, client and animal records, clinical notes, billing, payments, inventory and reporting into a single practice environment. That breadth suits clinics replacing disconnected spreadsheets or point tools. It is less compelling for a practice that only needs a booking calendar, since the product's value comes from linking clinical and operational work. Key features Animal records can hold medical histories, vaccinations, allergies, treatments, prescriptions and clinical notes. Species-aware patient information and weight-based treatment workflows make the clinical tools relevant to veterinary care rather than generic customer records. Teams can create estimates and invoices, record payments, and monitor medication and supply inventory within the patient workflow, while reporting supports operational review. The calendar coordinates veterinarians, rooms and procedures. Clinics can expose real-time availability for online booking, then send confirmations and automatic reminders. This connects owner self-scheduling with internal resources; a booking-only service may be simpler for practices that do not need records, treatment and financial functions. One account can cover multiple clinic locations, veterinarians, staff, rooms and schedules, with role-based access. Clinics can import existing client and animal data, and Veterical's support team can help plan migration from spreadsheets or another practice system. Those tools matter most when moving an established operation, not a brand-new solo practice. Veterical provides cloud access on desktop, tablet and mobile and is offered in 96 languages. Its REST API documents clients, patients, appointments, invoices, payments and vaccinations. API keys are scoped to one clinic, support permissions and per-key rate limits, begin read-only, and can work with signed webhooks. The hosted OAuth 2.0 MCP connector is read-only and limited to administrative data; it cannot read animal or owner records or clinical notes, so it is not a route to assistant access for clinical information. The privacy policy describes secured networks with limited access, SSL encryption for sensitive or credit information, and an external PCI-compliant payment gateway. It also states that vulnerability scanning and malware scanning are not used. Clinics with formal security-control requirements should treat that as a material drawback. Pricing Free: free. The page states no limits for this plan, making it suitable for clinics wanting to start without a subscription commitment. Because no seat, usage or renewal terms are stated, larger teams should confirm whether the free tier covers their operational volume before relying on it. Veterical uses a freemium model and offers mobile apps for iOS and Android. No paid-plan prices or paid-tier allowances are provided, so practices needing expanded capacity should request current commercial terms. Platforms Downloads are available for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS and Linux, and the service works in modern web browsers. An API is available for integrations. This range supports mixed desktop and mobile teams and avoids tying a clinic to one operating system. Who it's for Veterical fits veterinary clinics that want records, treatment workflows, scheduling, online booking, billing, inventory and reporting in one system, particularly organizations with several locations or role-based staff access. It is also a practical starting point for a small clinic testing practice software at no subscription cost. Clinics needing an assistant to retrieve animal or owner records, or those requiring documented vulnerability and malware scanning, should choose a different product. Pros and cons Pros Broad practice coverage: Clinical records, appointments, payments, inventory and reports share one workspace. Veterinary-specific workflows: Species-aware data and weight-based treatment support are more targeted than a generic scheduler. Multi-clinic structure: Locations, staff, rooms, schedules and role permissions can be managed under one account. Flexible access: Web, desktop and mobile support, 96 languages, data import assistance and a documented API help varied teams adopt it. No-cost entry: The Free plan costs nothing. Cons Security gap: The privacy policy says vulnerability and malware scanning are not used. Limited assistant connector: The read-only MCP connector cannot access animal, owner or clinical records. Unclear free-tier capacity: No limits are stated, so clinics cannot judge seat or usage headroom from the plan alone. Alternatives See the Veterinary software directory for more options. Hunimalis is another freemium choice with a free public-page plan, online booking and broad desktop, mobile and web platform support. SchedulingKit is better when booking is the priority: its free tier allows one team member, one event type and 50 bookings per month. Vetilog offers a free Discovery plan capped at 100 animals, one user and 100 MB of documents or photos, with paid Solo pricing at $29 a month. AllEars.Vet suits clinics wanting consultation assistance, with its free plan limited to 10 consultations and 20 patients per month. EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics focuses on booking, offering a free-forever tier and a Pro plan at $8.33 a month. VetNG is a web-only option whose Free Lite plan has one admin and no staff, while Starter costs 120,000 NGN a year for one admin and two staff. Bookerva is a web booking service with a free Starter plan for up to 50 bookings monthly, one staff member and one location. Flow.vet offers a free Solo plan with up to 200 active patients, one staff seat, calendar, medical records and reporting. Verdict Choose Veterical if your clinic wants a free starting point and one system spanning veterinary records, scheduling, billing, inventory and multi-location administration. Look elsewhere if vulnerability and malware scanning are essential or if an assistant must read animal and owner records, since Veterical's documented controls and connector do not meet those needs.

Facts from Veterical's own pages

Patient records

Animal records can include medical histories, vaccinations, allergies, treatments, prescriptions, and clinical notes.source, 4 Oct 2026

Scheduling

The calendar coordinates veterinarians, rooms, procedures, and online bookings, with automatic reminders.source, 4 Oct 2026

Treatment workflows

The product supports species-aware patient information and weight-based treatment workflows.source, 4 Oct 2026

Billing and inventory

Teams can create estimates and invoices, record payments, and monitor medication and supply inventory in the patient workflow.source, 4 Oct 2026

Cloud and language

The maker says Veterical provides cloud access across desktop, tablet, and mobile and is available in 96 languages.source, 4 Oct 2026

Online booking

Clinics can offer pet owners online booking based on real-time availability, with confirmations and reminders.source, 4 Oct 2026

Multi-clinic access

The maker says one account supports multiple clinic locations, veterinarians, staff, rooms, schedules, and role-based access.source, 4 Oct 2026

Data import and support

Veterical says clinics can import existing client and animal data and its support team can help plan migration from spreadsheets or another practice system.source, 4 Oct 2026

Downloads

The app is listed for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux; the maker also says it works in modern web browsers.source, 4 Oct 2026

Developer API

The REST API documents clients, patients, appointments, invoices, payments, and vaccinations, with API keys scoped to one clinic.source, 4 Oct 2026

API security controls

API keys have scopes and per-key rate limits; new keys start read-only, and the maker documents signed webhooks.source, 4 Oct 2026

Assistant connector

Veterical offers a hosted OAuth 2.0 MCP connector that is read-only and limited to administrative data; it cannot access animal or owner records or clinical notes.source, 4 Oct 2026

Privacy and security

The privacy policy says personal information is held behind secured networks with limited access, sensitive or credit information is SSL-encrypted, and an external PCI-compliant gateway handles card transactions.source, 4 Oct 2026

Security limitation

The privacy policy states the maker does not use vulnerability scanning or malware scanning.source, 4 Oct 2026

Patient records

Animal records can contain medical histories, vaccinations, allergies, treatments, prescriptions and clinical notes.source, 20 Oct 2026

Scheduling

The calendar coordinates veterinarians, rooms, procedures and online bookings with automatic reminders.source, 20 Oct 2026

Treatment workflows

The product supports species-aware patient data and weight-based treatment workflows for consultations, diagnoses and prescriptions.source, 20 Oct 2026

Billing

Clinics can create estimates and invoices and record payments within the patient workflow.source, 20 Oct 2026

Who it suits

Veterical suits veterinary clinics looking to coordinate records, scheduling, clinical workflows, billing, inventory, and reporting in one practice workspace. Its multi-clinic access, data import support, and broad platform availability may also suit teams working across locations and devices.