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VetRec Review 2026

Updated April 2026

Quick Stats

Metric Details
Score 7.5/10
Price $99–150/month
Free Tier Yes (limited, 10 notes/month)
EMR Integrations 40+
Best For Practices that don't rely on detailed client communication

Overview

VetRec occupies the middle of the market: reasonable pricing, clean interface, and solid SOAP note generation for routine visits. It's a competent product that works reliably. However, it has a critical weakness in its discharge note generation that limits its appeal to most practices. If your clinic doesn't heavily use discharge summaries for client education, VetRec is worth considering. Otherwise, look elsewhere.

What We Liked

Solid SOAP Note Generation

For routine exams, vaccines, and basic procedures, VetRec generates clean, clinically adequate SOAP notes. The format is easy to read, and the information is well-organized. Veterinarians reviewing notes don't encounter the templated-feel that plagues some competitors.

Clean, Intuitive Interface

VetRec's user interface is straightforward. There's no excessive complexity or unnecessarily nested menus. New users can navigate the platform quickly without extensive onboarding.

Good Onboarding Process

The implementation team is responsive and thorough. You'll feel supported during the setup phase, which matters.

Reasonable Pricing

At $99–150/month, VetRec sits in the mid-range price tier—more expensive than PawfectNotes but cheaper than ScribbleVet. For the features offered, the pricing is fair.

What Could Be Better

Discharge Summaries Are Disappointingly Brief

This is the dealbreaker. VetRec's client-facing discharge summaries consist of 2–3 sentences. After a surgical procedure or complex treatment, this is insufficient. Clients deserve more detailed guidance on medications, activity restrictions, warning signs, and follow-up care. VetRec provides bare-minimum summaries that don't facilitate client education or compliance with post-treatment instructions.

Nothing That Differentiates It

Compared to competitors, VetRec doesn't excel in any particular area. It's competent but unremarkable. SOAP notes are good, but not as detailed as PawfectNotes. Pricing is mid-range but not the cheapest. Interface is clean but not groundbreaking. Discharge notes are weak. VetRec is the definition of "adequate without being exceptional."

Limited Template Customization

If your practice needs custom note formats, VetRec offers fewer options than ScribbleVet or PawfectNotes.

Pricing

VetRec offers straightforward subscription tiers:

No per-note overages beyond plan limits.

Who It's Best For

The Verdict

VetRec is the "nice but not necessary" product. It works, it's priced reasonably, and it generates acceptable SOAP notes. But the weak discharge note generation is a critical limitation for most veterinary practices, which increasingly value client education and post-treatment compliance. Unless your practice rarely uses discharge summaries, PawfectNotes or Covet are better choices. VetRec would be our recommendation only in the specific case of a practice that prioritizes internal SOAP documentation over client-facing summaries.

Recommended for: Limited use cases

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