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Our vision

Start in the room.
Build outwards from there.

Caudl begins with the veterinary visit, and grows into the system a practice runs on. Here's where we're headed.

01Today

The visit runs on live intelligence.

The intelligence that powers today's consult becomes the foundation the whole practice runs on — real-time documentation, clinical checks and charge capture, grounded in the animal's full history.

Patient history
Conversation
One read
SOAP note
Charges
02Next

Grow into the whole practice.

The same system extends from the consult to the front desk, scheduling, inventory and the full patient record, so the intelligence in the room powers the way the whole practice operates. One system, not another tool to bolt on.

Exam room
Front desk
Scheduling
Inventory
Record
03Where it leads

Built for the practices others overlook.

From small-animal clinics to the mixed and large-animal practices the rest of the industry was never built for, Caudl is designed to grow with the realities of veterinary medicine, not around one kind of patient.

Companion animalIn Pilot
Mixed practiceOn the Roadmap
Large animalFuture
Field careThe Horizon
Why we're building it

We've solved this operational problem before.

We've spent years turning broken healthcare workflows into software people trust, as engineers, consultants, and clinic operators. We're bringing that to veterinary medicine, alongside the vets who practice it. Read our full story →

"The medicine is different.
The operational problems aren't."

DocumentationFragmented informationDisconnected systemsHours lost to admin

That's where Caudl begins.

We've experienced the operational burden of healthcare firsthand, and we're building Caudl alongside veterinarians to solve the realities unique to veterinary medicine.

Why Now: The Evidence

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of potential drug interactions received different severity ratings across two commonly used drug databases.

Veterinary Sciences, 2021
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of veterinarians experienced at least one patient safety event in the last 12 months.

JAVMA, December 2024
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of veterinary practice revenue goes to pharmacy expenses, on average.

AAHA Financial & Productivity Pulsepoints
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of Canadian veterinarians experienced burnout: high exhaustion, high depersonalisation, low professional efficacy.

CVMA, March 2024

We're building this one clinic at a time, with the vets who use it.

Help shape it