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Introducing OpenVet: The First Universal Medical System for All Species

OpenVet TeamJanuary 6, 2025
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Today, we're proud to introduce OpenVet. OpenVet is building the underlying medical intelligence infrastructure for animal health. We decode species complexity, fragmented evidence, and real clinical risk into a single computable medical framework.

The Challenge We're Solving

Veterinary medicine is uniquely complex. A single practitioner might see a dog with pancreatitis in the morning, a rabbit with GI stasis at noon, and a bearded dragon with metabolic bone disease by evening. There are specialists in single-species or small groups of animals such as companion animals, livestock, camelids, and there are emergency rooms that deal with anything that comes in. Each species has distinct physiology, different drug sensitivities, and specialized treatment protocols.

Yet veterinarians often work with fragmented knowledge bases, species-specific references scattered across textbooks and journals, and critical information that's difficult to access in the moment it's needed most.

Our Mission

We believe animals deserve the very best medicine. Our mission is to arm every veterinarian with the world's best intelligence, empowering them to practice at the absolute limit of their potential.

We're building shared intelligence that honors veterinary experience, amplifies it, and passes it forward to the next generation.

Get Early Access

Over the coming weeks and months, we'll discuss more about what makes OpenVet different and unique. In the meantime, OpenVet is available through early access for licensed veterinary professionals. We're carefully onboarding veterinarians to ensure the best possible experience and to learn from real-world clinical use.

If you're a licensed DVM interested in being part of this journey, you can request access here.

Looking Ahead

Animals depend on their veterinarians to make the right call, often with incomplete information and under intense pressure. Our goal is to ensure that every veterinarian—whether in a well-resourced university hospital or a rural practice serving farm animals—has access to world-class medical intelligence.