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Measured on six things

Cloud-based veterinary clinic management software.

Security

52

HTTPS, HSTS, SPF and DMARC are in place, plus EU hosting and role-based access claims. But CSP, frame protection and three other headers are missing, and audits are internal only.

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About this app

Kliniqo Vet is a comprehensive, cloud-based practice management solution designed specifically for veterinary clinics and hospitals. It integrates appointment scheduling, electronic medical records, hospitalization monitoring, billing, and client communication into a single platform. The software aims to streamline daily operations, reduce administrative burden, and improve patient care by providing quick access to patient histories, automated reminders, and real-time financial metrics. With a focus on user-friendly design and data security, Kliniqo Vet offers automatic backups, EU-based data hosting, and seamless migration from other systems. Pricing starts at €49/month per clinic, with no long-term contracts, making it accessible for clinics of all sizes.

Key features

  • 1All-in-one cloud platform: smart scheduling, structured clinical history, hospitalization monitoring, billing and documentation in one environment.
  • 2Kliniqo Import assisted migration plus onboarding support, aimed at clinics moving off legacy software without downtime or data loss.
  • 3Vaccination calendar with WhatsApp owner reminders, real-time financial metrics, automatic encrypted backups and EU-hosted data.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Small to medium-sized veterinary clinics (1-5 vets)

Pain points

Juggling multiple software tools, manual data entry, difficulty accessing patient records quickly, and limited budget for expensive software.

Primary needs

Affordable, all-in-one solution with easy scheduling, patient records, and billing; minimal training required.

Demographic

Large veterinary hospitals with multiple departments

Pain points

Coordinating care across departments, managing complex hospitalization cases, and ensuring data security and compliance.

Primary needs

Scalable platform with role-based access, integrated hospitalization and treatment monitoring, robust reporting, and EU data compliance.

Demographic

Veterinary practices transitioning from legacy software

Pain points

Fear of data loss during migration, downtime, and learning curve for new software.

Primary needs

Assisted data migration, training and support during transition, and a system that is intuitive and reduces clicks.

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

Kliniqo Vet is a cloud practice-management platform for veterinary clinics, covering scheduling, clinical records, hospitalization, billing, vaccination calendars and documentation in one place. The positioning is sharp: built for small-to-mid clinics (1-5 vets) at €49/month, with assisted migration via Kliniqo Import, WhatsApp owner reminders and EU-hosted data. The design is above average for the category — real screenshots, a consistent palette, a dashboard that answers 'what does today look like' before you scroll. Performance is fine but not fast (Lighthouse 65, TBT 488ms). Security is the weak link: good transport hygiene, thin application-layer headers, and only self-described internal audits. Accessibility is strong on automated checks with two real failures. The idea itself is well-aimed at a genuine gap between dated incumbents and expensive cloud rivals.

Measure by measure

Usability

66

Public demo plus a tailored-demo path, assisted migration via Kliniqo Import, and WhatsApp reminders reduce onboarding friction. Pricing isn't visible on the site, which slows the buy decision.

Design

71

Coherent teal/green palette, real product screenshots instead of stock mockups, and clear metric-card hierarchy. Dashboard density and tiny sidebar icons hold it back from the top of the band.

Speed

58

Lighthouse desktop 65/100 with LCP 2.4s and a clean CLS of 0, but TBT of 488ms means the page blocks the main thread more than it should. Solid, not snappy.

Security

52

HTTPS, HSTS, SPF and DMARC are in place, plus EU hosting and role-based access claims. But CSP, frame protection and three other headers are missing, and audits are internal only.

Accessibility

70

Lighthouse accessibility 94/100 is strong, but contrast failures and undersized touch targets are real, and the site is Spanish-only with no WCAG statement published.

Growth

63

A real, specific wedge: cloud-modern practice management for 1-5 vet clinics at €49/month, with assisted migration and WhatsApp reminders. Clear gap between AVImark's dated UI and ezyVet's pricing.

Improvement areas

  • Security headers are incomplete (no CSP, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy) and audits are internal only.
  • Pricing is not published on the site despite the €49/month figure being used in marketing, adding friction to the buy decision.
  • Accessibility gaps: insufficient color contrast, undersized touch targets, Spanish-only interface and no WCAG conformance statement.

Design & Usability

Kliniqo Vet's homepage is one of the more honest ones in this category: the screenshots are real product UI, not the usual gradient-and-laptop-mockup theatre. The teal/green accent is used consistently across CTAs, status pills and positive states, and the metric-card dashboard gives a clinic owner an immediate read on the day. The problem is density — six cards plus three lists on one screen, with a sidebar whose icons and labels are small enough to require squinting. Usability is helped by a genuinely public demo ('Explorar la demo') alongside the sales-led path, and by Kliniqo Import, which addresses the single biggest fear of a clinic switching systems: losing years of patient history. WhatsApp reminders are a smart, regionally-appropriate touch. The gap is commercial: pricing isn't surfaced on the site, so a buyer has to book a call to learn the number that the app description already states.

Speed & Security

Measured performance is competent but not impressive: Lighthouse desktop 65/100, LCP 2.4s, CLS 0, FCP 943ms — and a TBT of 488ms that suggests the page is doing more work on the main thread than a marketing site should. The zero layout shift is a real win and speaks to disciplined asset sizing. Security is where the picture gets thinner. The basics are there — HTTPS enforced, HSTS, SPF and DMARC — and the site makes credible claims about TLS in transit and at rest, EU data centers under GDPR, role-based least-privilege access and continuous backups. But the header probe found no CSP, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy and no Permissions-Policy, landing at 6/12 on the checklist. The 'auditoría de seguridad' is explicitly described as internal, with no SOC 2, ISO 27001, external pen-test report or bug bounty anywhere. For a product holding clinical records, that's a gap worth closing before a larger hospital signs.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores 94/100 on the automated Lighthouse audit, which is genuinely above average for this category. The two failing audits are the ones automation catches and humans feel: insufficient color contrast and touch targets that are too small or too tightly spaced — the latter matters more than usual for a product used on tablets in a treatment room. The site is Spanish-only with no WCAG conformance statement, so international clinics and screen-reader users get no formal commitment. Growth is the more interesting story. The category is real and the incumbents leave an obvious gap: AVImark is widely criticised for an outdated interface, and ezyVet is priced for larger practices. Kliniqo Vet aims squarely at the 1-5 vet clinic at €49/month, with assisted migration, WhatsApp owner reminders and an integrated hospitalization panel. That's a specific segment, a specific price point and a specific switching mechanism — the three things most vet software landing pages never bother to name. The limit is that the wedge is a price-and-modernity play, not a structural moat: nothing here stops ezyVet from shipping a cheaper tier or AVImark from rebuilding its UI. It can grow well within the mid-market; it would need integrations, data network effects or a referral loop to grow past it.

Conclusion

The honest read: Kliniqo Vet is a competent, well-positioned product with a clear target customer and a real gap to attack. It is not yet a product that a compliance-conscious hospital will sign without asking hard questions — the missing security headers and the absence of any external audit are the two things that will come up in procurement, and both are fixable in weeks, not years. The design and the migration story are its strongest assets; the pricing opacity and the Spanish-only site are its most immediate commercial friction. If the team publishes pricing, adds a WCAG statement, hardens the headers and gets a third-party pen-test on the record, this moves from 'promising indie tool' to 'credible ezyVet alternative for the mid-market'. Until then, it's a good product with an unfinished trust story.

Suggestions for improvement

  • Publish pricing on the site — €49/month is already in your marketing copy, hiding it behind a demo request only adds friction.
  • Add the missing security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy) — that's a day of work for a big trust gain.
  • Commission an external penetration test and publish a summary; 'internal audits' won't satisfy a hospital procurement team.
  • Fix the two Lighthouse a11y failures — contrast ratios and touch-target sizing — and publish a WCAG 2.1 AA statement.
How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

Kliniqo VetVetstoriaAVImarkezyVet
Pricing modelFrom €49/month per clinic, no long-term contract (per app description; not shown on site)Quote-based; focused on online booking, pricing not publishedPerpetual licence plus support fees; pricing via resellerSubscription, positioned at the higher end of the market
Deployment model100% cloud, EU-hosted, no installation requiredCloud-based booking layer, integrates with existing PMSPrimarily on-premise server installationCloud-based, browser access
Clinical records & hospitalizationTimeline-based patient history plus dedicated hospitalization panel for inpatients and treatmentsBooking and client engagement focus; records handled by the underlying PMSFull medical records and billing, interface widely criticised as datedComprehensive records with extensive third-party integrations
Client communicationVaccine reminders and owner contact via WhatsApp, plus automated notificationsCore strength: online booking, reminders and client engagement toolsReminders available but communication tooling is limitedAutomated reminders and client portal via integrations
Data migration supportKliniqo Import assisted migration plus implementation accompanimentIntegration-led; migration handled by the host PMS vendorMigration possible via reseller, typically manual and paidStructured onboarding and data migration as part of implementation
Security & compliance postureHTTPS/HSTS, EU hosting under GDPR, role-based access, automatic backups; internal audits only, no external certificationCloud security practices; compliance details not prominently publishedOn-premise data control; security depends on clinic infrastructureEnterprise-grade security programme with published compliance information

Vetstoria

Online booking and practice management software for veterinary clinics, focusing on client engagement and scheduling.

AVImark

A widely used veterinary practice management software offering scheduling, medical records, and billing, but often criticized for outdated interface.

ezyVet

Cloud-based veterinary software known for its comprehensive features and integrations, but at a higher price point.

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