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About
This app allows veterinary professionals to call and text clients using their practice's information, without revealing personal phone numbers. It provides easy access to patient details for quick reference while on the go.
What's New in VetTools Mobile
1.2.4
May 27, 2022
Update some text on app.
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FAQ
Does VetTools Mobile have ads?
The provided data does not specify if VetTools Mobile contains advertisements. It is listed as a free application.
What is the update frequency for VetTools Mobile?
VetTools Mobile was last updated on May 27, 2022, with version 1.2.4. The frequency of future updates is not specified.
What devices support VetTools Mobile?
VetTools Mobile is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for use on any mobile device.
How does VetTools Mobile protect my privacy?
VetTools Mobile allows you to call and text clients using your practice's information, ensuring your personal phone number is not shared.
Can I use VetTools Mobile without my practice using VetTools Client Communications?
No, this app will only work for veterinary practices using VetTools Client Communications. You must be employed by a hospital currently using VetTools to use this application.
What are the benefits of using VetTools Mobile for curbside service?
If phone lines are overloaded due to curbside service, this app is a must-have. Approved team members can install it on their own phones and make calls to clients without sharing their phone number.
What is the age rating for VetTools Mobile?
VetTools Mobile has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How do I get started with VetTools Mobile?
To get started, install the app, log in using your VetTools (or VIN/VSPN) credentials, search for and add clients as contacts, and then begin calling and texting.




