Most of it arrives as paper.
Rescued, re-homed, and new to your clinic. Her history came with her — in a folder.
A shelter. Two clinics. A specialist.
Request her records in one step. Receiving is free — and every file lands matched to Pepper.
PDFs, scans, faxes and handwriting. Every value points back to the page it came from.
| TEST | RESULT | RANGE |
|---|---|---|
| WBC | 11.4 ×10³/µL | 6.0 – 17.0 |
| RBC | 7.22 ×10⁶/µL | 5.5 – 8.5 |
| ALT | 48 U/L | 10 – 100 |
| Creatinine | 1.1 mg/dL | 0.4 – 1.4 |
Showing page 19 of Pepper’s record: CBC & Chemistry.
A loose pile of faxes, scans and handwritten notes.
Pepper
Her whole history as a consult summary, cited back to the records it came from — or as a referral letter, or a recap for her owner.
Signalment
Pepper · canine · mixed breed · rescue
History
Stiffness after long walks and mild morning lameness in the hind limbs; appetite normal.Wellness exam
Medications
Carprofen 75 mg PO BID.p.5
Diagnostics
CBC & Chemistry within reference ranges.p.19
Assessment
Hip dysplasia, mild — bilateral.p.22
Plan
Recheck in 6 weeks; controlled exercise.(inferred)
Answers from her chart, FDA drug labels, adverse-event reports and published research — with every source listed.
Is carprofen still a good fit with her blood work?
Her last chemistry panel has creatinine and ALT within reference ranges, so nothing on her chart argues against continuing. The carprofen label recommends checking liver and kidney values periodically during long-term use — a repeat panel at the 6-week recheck would cover that.
Sources
Decision support for you, the vet — it won’t calculate doses.
Patient-matched and ready before the appointment.
Pepper’s record arrives in your EMR, marked Updated.
To any clinic, on Vetstract or not — and to the people she goes home with.
To another clinic
Need records from them instead? They upload with a link — no account needed.
To her owner
Free for pet parents.
Point any document — or any appointment — at Vetstract. The agent does the reading, the reasoning, and the routing.
One POST /extract call with a PDF, scan, or photo. No pre-sorting, no field mapping.
The scribe listens to the consult and drafts the note itself — same engine, same citations, no document needed.
It pulls every entry — vaccines, meds, SOAPs, labs — and scores each field’s confidence with a citation.
Records and scribe notes land in your platform via API, patient-matched and ready.
The agent doesn’t flatten everything into rows. A SOAP note keeps its S/O/A/P. A vaccine keeps its lot & expiry. A lab panel keeps its analytes — and a dictated note lands in exactly the same shapes.
Drop Vetstract into your own product, or connect it to the EMR your team already uses — extracted records and scribe notes travel the same path.
Authenticate with a scoped key, send a file, get structured JSON back. Sync or async.
Route extracted records — and approved scribe notes — into a connected system. Patient-matched, idempotent, logged.
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