PHILADELPHIA — Dr. Caleb Frankel, Founder and CEO of Instinct Science, was recently featured on The Vet Vault podcast and discussed the challenges of outdated veterinary software and how teams can overcome them.
As a practicing emergency veterinarian and health tech leader, Dr. Frankel brings a candid and compelling perspective to the conversation. The episode, “Stop Fighting Your Software: Tech Tools That Actually Help Veterinary Teams,” explores the core frustrations that veterinary professionals face when using poorly designed software—and why truly transformative technology must begin with real clinical workflows in mind.
“Veterinary software should make your life easier—not harder,” said Dr. Frankel during the interview. “Too often, tools add friction instead of removing it. At Instinct, we’ve taken a different path—one that starts with understanding what teams actually need on the floor.”
The podcast explains how Instinct is reshaping the veterinary software landscape by developing intelligent, safety-first, workflow-centric tools that improve patient care, reduce administrative burden, and support staff well-being in fast-paced veterinary hospitals.
Listen to the full episode here
About Instinct
Instinct is an animal health technology company on a mission to transform veterinary medicine through thoughtfully designed software and essential clinical resources that support veterinarians in delivering lifesaving, compassionate care.
Serving over 360,000 veterinary professionals worldwide, Instinct brings together innovative software with trusted clinical tools like Standards of Care™, Plumb’s, and Clinician’s Brief—resources that veterinary teams rely on every day to make critical, informed care decisions.
Founded by Dr. Caleb Frankel, a practicing emergency veterinarian, Instinct empowers veterinary hospitals with the tools to enhance patient outcomes, boost team efficiency, and support continuous learning and professional growth. Through its technology and unique industry expertise, Instinct is redefining what’s possible in veterinary medicine, committed to making life easier and care better for veterinary teams and the animals they serve.
For more information, connect with us on LinkedIn @Instinct or visit instinct.vet.
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