VetBlue

At a glance

• Editor score
  7.0 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Small practices needing basic records and billing
• Free plan
  No
• Facts checked
  24 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Day, week, month and list calendar views support varied scheduling workflows.
  • Records combine notes, procedures, drugs, vaccines and uploaded diagnostics.
  • Invoices, estimates, payments, reminders and reports cover core administration.

• Where it doesn't

  • Pricing and trial setup require contacting the sales team.
  • Cloud deployment may not suit practices that require on-premises hosting.
  • Phone is the listed support channel, limiting support-format choice.

Our verdict on VetBlue

VetBlue is cloud-based veterinary practice management software for mobile, clinic, equine and holistic practices. It brings client and patient records, appointment scheduling, billing, reminders, reporting and communication into a browser-accessible system. Practices can document notes, procedures, drugs and vaccines; attach X-rays, lab results and other files; create invoices, receipts and estimates; track payments; and record conversations with clients or referring veterinarians. Its stated fit is strongest for solo and small practices that need core administrative and clinical records rather than a specialized enterprise platform.

Pricing is handled through the vendor’s sales team, which also arranges the free trial. The published product description does not break the subscription into named tiers, so buyers should approach sales to match requirements and trial timing. Day, week, month and list calendar views give teams several ways to manage appointments, while procedure and treatment reminders help carry follow-up work beyond the visit. Customizable reports with Excel export add a practical way to work with operational information outside the application.

Platform coverage is broad: VetBlue is offered through web, Windows, macOS, iOS and Android, with cloud access, SSL encryption and backups. The product also identifies ISO27001 compliance, and support and training are described as available during the subscription, with phone support listed. Practices that want records and billing available across clinic and mobile settings should find the scope aligned with everyday operations. Those requiring on-premises deployment, a wider choice of support channels or a clearly tiered self-service buying process should evaluate alternatives before committing.

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VetBlue pricing

VetBlue fact sheet

Alternatives to VetBlue

• DaySmart VetBroad clinic workflows, client tools and mobile access start at $123 per month.8.9
• Provet CloudBroad clinical workflows and integrations, with per-vet charges plus a platform fee.8.7
• DigitailA broad cloud suite for clinics managing clinical, boarding and multi-location operations.8.5

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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