Works with any PIMS
Pulse is a cloud PIMS tied closely to your diagnostics, so a lot of data flows through it: orders, results, and the day's workflow in one place. But data is not a decision, and a practice's diagnostics still end at that practice's door. OpenVet turns results and questions into fast, sourced reasoning, and holds the animal's health as a whole — working with Pulse and any PIMS you run.
Your PIMS runs the practice. OpenVet runs the medicine — and follows the animal past your front door.
The practice record
Scope: your practice · your diagnostics
The clinical operating system
Scope: the whole animal · every visit, anywhere
No rip-and-replace. Keep Pulse as your practice record; add the reasoning layer on top.
Pulse is built for
Running a cloud practice tied closely to its diagnostics, so orders, results, and the day's workflow move through one place.
Only OpenVet is built for
The universal medical record for the animal itself — the end-to-end knowledge of its whole life, across clinics and species, plus cited clinical reasoning a practice management system was never designed to do.
A diagnostics-rich workflow generates a lot of numbers. OpenVet helps you reason over the clinical question they raise, differentials, next steps, dosing, with sources you can check.
Because Pulse and OpenVet both run in the browser, OpenVet sits naturally beside the tabs you already have open.
OpenVet is species-aware and answers any clinical question with cited reasoning, so the medicine keeps pace with the data. It is the reasoning layer and the system of record for the animal, above whatever software moves your results.
It works with Pulse and any other PIMS, with nothing to install.
Doses and thresholds are drawn directly from authoritative references, including the FDA, USDA, and published veterinary sources, and run through species-specific safety checks. They are never invented by the model, and every answer shows its sources.
OpenVet supports the clinician's judgment; the decision stays with you.
No. Pulse stays your PIMS and diagnostics hub. OpenVet is the clinical operating system that works with it and any other PIMS.
No — nothing to set up to start; open OpenVet beside Pulse and ask your clinical question. And we do have integrations: if you want OpenVet connected more deeply to your Pulse or diagnostics data, talk to our team about your setup.
From authoritative references such as the FDA and USDA, with species-specific safety checks and visible sources. They are not generated by the model.
Free for every vet who treats an animal. Cited answers, validated dosing, every species.
Pulse is a trademark of its respective owner. OpenVet is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by it.