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By Scot Gillespie, Chief Product & Technology Officer & Dr. Link Welborn, Chief Veterinary Officer, Covetrus®
Veterinary medicine is on the cusp of a major transformation. Artificial Intelligence (AI), once a concept of science fiction, is now powering practical, daily solutions in practices worldwide. As we move through 2025, what does this mean for veterinary professionals? Opportunity. Innovation. And a chance to do what we do best—care—more effectively.
Efficiency is more than a buzzword—it’s a necessity. In a 2024 industry report, 61% of veterinarians cited productivity and time savings as their top reasons for adopting AI tools.1 And it’s not just about saving time:
With nearly 40% of veterinary practices already using AI, early adopters are setting the pace for a more efficient future.1
AI is shortening the amount of time veterinary professionals spend on repetitive tasks. The time savings may prove particularly valuable to independent practices that are already strapped for employees and struggle with work-life balance.
AI can automate routine tasks, such as:
The focus of AI tools should not be to replace veterinary teams. Instead, it’s about freeing them to focus on what matters: delivering high-quality care.
Beyond automation, AI can offer clinical assistance. By analyzing common case patterns, breed-specific trends, and even rare conditions, AI has the potential to act as a valuable partner, helping veterinarians in diagnostic decision-making. AI tools empower veterinary teams to make informed decisions faster, boosting both confidence and outcomes.2
Despite the capabilities of AI, trust remains central to care. Veterinary professionals should consider embracing a mindset of “trust, but verify”—using AI to enhance clinical judgment, not replace it.4
Technology can never replace the compassion behind a stethoscope. But it can help ensure that every minute spent with a patient is focused, informed, and impactful.
The message is clear: AI is not the future. It’s the now. And it’s helping veterinary practices do more—with greater accuracy, less overhead, and stronger connections with pet parents.
By embracing AI thoughtfully, veterinary teams are poised to improve productivity, elevate care, and redefine what it means to run a modern practice on their own terms.
Covetrus’ Pulse platform is leading the charge, offering a suite of AI-powered tools:
With AI integrated into each stage—from check-in to check-out—Pulse isn’t just a tool. It’s a care companion.
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