The startup offers a digital consultation platform for rural veterinarians that operates offline, enabling them to conduct veterinary procedures regardless of internet availability. By prioritizing animal examinations based on consultation reasons and user preferences, the platform enhances the quality of care and fosters stronger relationships between veterinarians and farmers.
Funding
$300K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Rural veterinarians often face challenges in accessing and managing critical animal health data due to unreliable or absent internet connectivity in remote field locations. This lack of consistent access can hinder efficient consultation, accurate diagnostics, and timely treatment for livestock.
Solution
Zoodiag is a digital consultation platform designed to optimize animal consultations for rural veterinarians, even in areas with limited internet access. The platform enables veterinarians to access general livestock data to prepare for consultations, rapidly input clinical and paraclinical examination findings, and formulate diagnoses based on an international reference database. Zoodiag also facilitates treatment selection, prescription editing, and the generation of visit reports and billing information. The platform centralizes livestock data, incorporating veterinary diagnoses and data from national databases to aid in disease prevention.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes rural veterinarians specializing in bovine health, as well as livestock farmers seeking to improve animal welfare and farm profitability.
Features
- Offline functionality for data access and veterinary procedures in areas with unreliable internet.
- Streamlined consultation process with five key steps: Commemorative data access, Examination input, Diagnostic support, Treatment selection, and Report generation.
- Digitalization of diagnostics using centralized livestock data to prevent diseases.
- Integration with SPIE to access bovine identification data, simplifying consultation preparation.
- Electronic management of reports and health records.
- Synchronization with existing veterinary practice management tools to avoid data re-entry.
- Customizable examination prioritization based on consultation reasons and personal preferences.