Veterinary Clinic Management System aims to develop and improves the processes used in the pet hospital to generate a management system, to develop a system that will provide accurate and secure record management, and to develop a fast and accurate system for medicine inventory.
Veterinary Clinic Management System Features
- Web-Based
- Clients
- Pets
- vet clinic management
- Document Management
- Appointments
- Procedures (VeNom or your own)
- Grooming
- Boarding
Veterinary Clinic Management System Specifically, it aims to:
- Perform record handling of pet’s information.
- Monitor pet’s health medication, vaccines, grooming, and consultations.
- Provide checkup history and detailed pet’s records to the client.
- Perform an inventory of medicine/drugs used in pets.
- Provide the notification for expired and critical stocks.
- To generate reports of the pets and inventory.
What are the things to look for in a veterinary clinic?
Goodwill Value – There are lots of rumors about goodwill value and what’s considered “standard.” The truth is that goodwill value is entirely subjective based on the transferability of your practice to another individual.
Location – You’ve heard it a million times, but the location is a huge indicator of the success and potential of any business. A veterinary practice in a poor location will certainly damage the valuation.
Staffing – A great staff provides excellent value to a new buyer, but it also boosts the goodwill value as a whole because your customers are likely to feel comfortable with that staff going forward, no matter who is in charge.
Facility – Did you take the time to build a warm and welcoming environment in your veterinary office, or is it bland and intimidating? A clean, modern practice will earn a higher value.
Services – Do you specialize in anything particular, or do you just offer the same services as every other veterinary office in town? Do you have a strong track record for performing those services well?
Demographics – Your location and services may affect your demographics. What kind of customers are you bringing in and how long are you keeping them?
