Vetmemo vs PetMetrix

Vetmemo is a training and clinical support app for veterinarians and veterinary students in small animal medicine. The app combines two complementary tools: a clinical pathology question bank and a differential diagnosis tool for dogs and cats. The training module is designed for veterinary students and qualified veterinarians preparing for exams, competitive entry tests, or certification assessments, such as the NAVLE or equivalent exams in other countries. It is also intended for veterinarians who want to review, update their knowledge, and strengthen their clinical pathology skills in everyday practice. Vetmemo includes regularly updated multiple-choice questions in hematology, biochemistry, urinalysis (soon), electrolytes and blood gases, and endocrinology. Each question is accompanied by a detailed explanation to help you understand the reasoning behind the correct answer and improve your diagnostic approach. All questions are written, checked, and reviewed by veterinarians. The content is based on standard veterinary reference textbooks and recent scientific publications. Vetmemo also provides quick access to differential diagnoses for more than 300 clinical signs and laboratory findings in dogs and cats. The app allows users to explore common and less common causes, access definitions, and combine several signs or laboratory abnormalities to obtain a more targeted differential diagnosis. New questions and differential diagnosis content are added regularly. Vetmemo is a learning and clinical support tool. It does not replace clinical reasoning, professional judgment, or consultation of specialized references. Subscription Information Some features require an auto-renewable subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your Apple Account Settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PetMetrix – Real-Time Pet Vitals Monitoring PetMetrix is a fast and intuitive tool for recording and monitoring pet heart rate and respiratory rate in real time. Designed with veterinary workflows in mind, it allows professionals and pet owners to quickly capture vital signs and visualise trends over time. With simple tap-based measurement and automatic BPM calculation, PetMetrix makes it easy to record accurate readings without interrupting your workflow. Measurements can be saved, organised in a log, and visualised through clear graphs to help track changes over time. Whether used in a clinic environment or at home under veterinary guidance, PetMetrix provides a straightforward way to monitor and review vital signs. Key Features • Real-Time Measurement Record heart rate and respiratory rate by tapping each detected beat or breath. • Automatic BPM Calculation PetMetrix automatically calculates beats and breaths per minute as you record. • Measurement Log All readings are stored with date and time for easy reference. • Graph Visualisation Generate graphs to identify trends and monitor changes in vital signs. • PDF Export Export graphs as reports for sharing or record keeping. Designed for Veterinary Use PetMetrix was created to support busy veterinary workflows where quick and reliable vital recording is essential. Its simple interface allows measurements to be taken rapidly while still maintaining clear and organised records. The app can also be used by pet owners who wish to monitor their pet’s vital signs at home under veterinary guidance. Full Version The full version unlocks: • Unlimited measurements • Unlimited saved graphs • Unlimited PDF exports Important Disclaimer PetMetrix is a monitoring and recording tool for heart and respiratory rates in animals. Results depend on user input and recording technique and may vary. This app does not provide medical diagnosis and should be used under veterinary guidance.