Technology that captures vitals, conversations, and clinical insights. Your team can focus on care, not documentation.
Reimagining How Veterinary Clinics Work
NxVET revolutionizes the way veterinary clinics operate, eliminating the need for phones and enhancing workflows with plug-and-play medical AI device technology.
Whether you're in the exam room or at the clinic, NxVET weaves into your workflow to make you smarter and faster.
Vitals. Conversations. Records. Integrated with your AI.
Meet NxSCOPE
Attach NxSCOPE to any stethoscope to capture temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate (TPR), and use it as your personal AI scribe microphone.
Record heart and lung sounds. Playback recordings with clients to communicate abnormalities (such as murmurs and arrhythmias).
Generate take-home cardiac reports for clients, providing greater value and comprehensive medical information - all with a click of a button.
Meet NxHUB®
NxHUB is a wall-mounted, always-ready device that captures clinical conversations and serves as the Bluetooth base station for NxVET smart devices.
With one-button recording or hands-free ambient mode, NxHUB eliminates the need for personal phones while ensuring nothing important is missed—even if you forget to hit record.
Why Veterinary Teams Choose NxVET
Stress-Free Vitals
Capture temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate in ~30 seconds. Goodbye rectal thermometers.
Complete Records
Every TPR and relevant clinical conversation automatically documented.
Time Saved, Burnout Reduced
Save up to 6 hours per clinician per week by eliminating redundant documentation.
Happier Pets, Calmer Teams
Lower-stress exams lead to better visits for everyone involved.
At-Home Monitoring Ready
Use in-clinic or send home for post-op care, chronic conditions, or telemedicine.
Easy Phonocardiography
Shareable, AI-driven auscultation with abnormal heart and lung sound detection.
Built for Medicine. Backed by Data.
NxVET devices are used in real clinics and evaluated in real-world settings. In 2025 alone, the platform generated over 60,000 medical records and captured more than 1,000 vital sign measurements across dozens of clinics.
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