Evidence-based veterinary AI that gives you confidence for every case. Built with trust, safety, and responsibility at its core.
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30+
years of evidence-based clinical content
In-line citations for
100%
of Attending responses
Kept current by
200+
veterinary and pharmacy experts
Over
20k
primary sources synthesized
Ask a clinical question and get a cited response in seconds, grounded in trusted veterinary sources and tailored to the clinical context.
As AI veterinary software, Attending draws from trusted veterinary resources, including practical, peer-reviewed content from Plumb’s, Standards of Care (formerly Plumb’s Pro), and Clinician’s Brief.
See the references supporting every response, inspect the original material, and determine how the evidence applies to your patient.
Access relevant clinical calculators and bring forward drug dosing recommendations from Plumb’s, with the information available for veterinarian review.
Attending is purpose-built veterinary AI software that is designed to support, not replace, your judgment. Attending provides clinical support for professional review. Diagnosis, treatment decisions, and client communication are all up to the veterinarian.
Open related Standards of Care guidance and Plumb’s drug information directly within Attending, without starting a separate search.
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An unfamiliar presentation or a case that doesn’t follow the expected pattern can raise more questions than answers. AI in veterinary medicine can be especially useful in these moments, offering a quick, cited second look as you explore other possibilities.
Multiple conditions, medications, and previous treatments can make it harder to weigh the next step. Attending helps you research how those factors may affect the case and review the supporting evidence.
The textbook recommendation may not fit the client’s situation, the hospital’s resources, or the patient in front of you. Attending helps you explore evidence-informed alternatives while you decide what is appropriate and achievable.
Even familiar cases can benefit from a second look. Attending makes it easier to check current guidance, review newer evidence, and confirm that your plan reflects the best information available.
"Attending doesn't tell you what to do, it walks you through your options while citing its sources, so you can combine it with your own clinical experience to make the right call for your patient."
Dr. Katie Moynihan, Relief Veterinarian
"Attending assists me whether I'm managing complex cases and verifying I haven't overlooked a differential, or making sure I'm not missing something on a simple skin case."
Amanda Benton, VMD, CCRT, Coral Springs Animal Hospital
"I always come away having learned something new, or at least having something jogged loose that I probably knew once but definitely wouldn't have recalled on my own."
Alyssa Watson, DVM