How to create an animal profile as a Farmer

Overview:

Creating a profile for your animal on the VetNOW app allows veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals to track patient information, medical history, and care needs efficiently. This profile helps maintain accurate records and ensures better care management for each of your animals. Follow these steps to create a new animal profile:

1. Log In to Your VetNOW Account

• Visit the VetNOW app  and enter your username and password.
• Once logged in, you will be directed to the dashboard where you can access various features of the app.

2. Go to the "Animals" Section

• On the main dashboard or navigation bar, locate the “Animals” section.
• Click on this section to view a list of existing animal profiles or options to add new ones.

3. Click on "Add New Animal"

• In the "Animals" section, you will see an option to add a new animal.
• Click on the “Add New Animal” button to begin creating a profile for a new animal.

4. Fill in the Animal Details on the Form

• A form will appear asking for details about the animal. This typically includes:
  • Name: The name of the animal.
  • Species: The type of animal (dog, cat, horse, etc.).
  • Gender Specify the gender of the animal.
  • Birth Date: Enter the animal's date of birth
    
  • Add notes: Include relevant medical records or notes about past conditions, treatments, or allergies

5. Add an Animal Photo.

•  Upload a photo of the animal to attach to the profile. This is useful for easy identification.

6. Click "Create" to Finalize the Animal Profile

• After you have filled out all the required fields and added all the information needed, click the “Create” button.
• The animal profile will now be saved in the system and accessible for future consultations or updates.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you will successfully create a comprehensive animal profile on the VetNOW app. This profile helps ensure that all relevant information is organized and easily accessible, improving the quality of care for the animal and streamlining communication with professionals.