Turn paper worksheets into a veterinary care command center for treatments, monitoring, and billing.
Currently used in
>50%
of US veterinary teaching hospitals
Always
0
paper treatment sheets needed
Average
5%
revenue recovered from missed charges
Always
24/7
live support when you need it
Replace paper treatment sheets with a real-time digital workflow for treatments, medications, vitals, tasks, and patient status.
Build veterinary treatment plans faster with reusable groups for common workflows, hospitalized patients, and recurring care needs.
See checked-in patients, care status, overdue tasks, and upcoming treatments without relying on clipboards, whiteboards, or hallway updates.
Capture all billable treatments, medications, diagnostics, procedures, supplies, and services in real time as care is provided. Ensure the medical record reflects the care delivered, reduces missed charges, and supports proper invoicing.
Plumb’s integration, dose calculators, and safety alerts help teams catch potential medication issues before they reach the patient.
Document anesthesia monitoring for each procedure in the same connected care workflow. Record patient vitals, administered medications, and recovery details in real time to support accurate medical records and keep procedural documentation organized.
Turn physical worksheets, clipboards, and whiteboards into digital veterinary treatment sheets that update in real time. See what’s due, done, overdue, and next without chasing down notes, a team member, or walking cage to cage.
Instinct Treatment Plan gives teams a clearer veterinary hospitalization treatment sheet for monitoring inpatients, outpatients, vitals, tasks, and care status. Keep every patient’s treatment plan visible from intake to discharge.
Connect completed treatments and services to charges so fewer billable items get missed. Instinct Treatment Plan helps veterinary teams protect hard-earned revenue without end-of-day backtracking or manual guesswork.
Instinct Treatment Plan fits into your practice’s existing workflow. From prescribing tools like Plumb’s to various veterinary practice management software, your team can modernize treatment tracking without starting over.
For GP teams that want better visibility without replacing their PIMS, Instinct Treatment Plan digitizes veterinary treatment sheets for outpatient workups, procedures, hospitalized patients, treatments, and charge capture.
Solutions for General Practices
"Our hospital is committed to advancing patient care by adopting the most efficient and seamless systems in the field."
Cornell University Hospital for Animals
"For us, the absolute most critical piece of Instinct is still the treatment sheet."
Vets Pets
"Trying to read everyone's handwriting, track down all the parameters, and document everything in time, it was really frustrating. Instinct Treatment Plan is so much more detailed, and that's been better for patient care."
University of Wisconsin
Yes! While Instinct Treatment Plan is the heart of our full practice management system, Instinct EMR, you can still get Instinct Treatment Plan as a standalone workflow system alongside your existing PIMS.
Of course! Instinct offers white-glove onboarding and ongoing 24/7/365 in-app chat support from veterinary professionals who understand your workflow and know what’s at stake if something goes wrong.
Many hospitals start with Instinct Treatment Plan and grow into Instinct EMR over time. It's a natural first step. Your team is already familiar with the Instinct interface, so the transition is much smoother than starting from scratch.
You bet! It's a modern, cloud-based platform, which means it's accessible from anywhere in your hospital, updates automatically, and doesn't require on-site servers or IT infrastructure to maintain.
Yes! Digital anesthesia monitoring is included, allowing your team to track vitals, medications, and events in real time directly within the same workflow.
Yep! Built-in medication calculators, species-specific alerts, and Plumb's integration help your team dose accurately and catch potential errors before they reach the patient.
