TelmyVet allows you to easily implement and administer virtual care no matter what your focus:
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have a group of practices or are a national community of practices to see how our platform can work for you.
The TelmyVet virtual pet care platform is designed to be a win for your patients, clients, team and practice.
Virtual care offers the opportunity to:
Telemedicine is widely used in the delivery of human healthcare, and it is no surprise that its use is on the rise with millennials and people with busy schedules.
The use of this technology is being adopted in the veterinary profession as there are many barriers that prevent access to in-person veterinary care. In fact, research indicates that over 40 % of pet owners haven’t taken their pets to see a veterinarian for an annual exam. This is especially true for cat owners and pet owners whose pets are fearful and exhibit behavioural issues.
TelmyVet helps your team deliver peace of mind when your patients and pet parents need you most.
Veterinary professionals want to work in a practice where they can make a difference and are empowered with the technology to meet their goals. The incorporation of virtual care opens the door to new opportunities for your team.
Team benefits :
Pet parents appreciate the convenience of telemedicine and telehealth consultations and are willing to pay for the trusted advice from your team.
A virtual consultation provides your clients with peace of mind to discuss their pet’s health and wellbeing.
TelmyVet is a great business proposition :
To use the calculator, simply adjust the sliders to set the number of appointments and the number of vets at your clinic. The calculator will automatically adjust the subscription rate based on the number of vets you choose, and then calculate the expected annual return.
Please note: The number of vets at the clinic is used to calculate the annual cost of TelmyVet.
The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association reports that 75% of Canadian veterinarians are currently offering some form of telemedicine services.
A recent ASPCA survey found that 69% of pet owners are interested in veterinary telemedicine, and 66% would consult veterinarians more frequently if it were available
Source:CVMAA survey of Canadian pet owners conducted by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association found that 90% of respondents who had used telemedicine to connect with their veterinarian were satisfied with the experience.
The global veterinary telemedicine market is experiencing remarkable growth, with a surge in revenue from $530 million in 2023 to a projected $1.23 billion by 2028. This impressive expansion represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.3% over the five-year period.
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