Cited. Calculated. Confirmed.
Clinical calculators, reference, and learning modules. Every step shown, every source cited, every calculation yours to verify before you give the dose.
Built by veterinarians for the cases we see every shift. Drug doses are weight-calculated and cited to a primary source. Fluid plans cover shock through post-rehydration in one place. Decision-support hubs walk through unstable presentations like shock, DKA, anaphylaxis, and status epilepticus. The anesthesia worksheet prints a patient-specific page for the case in front of you.
Calculators, clinical reference, and printable anesthesia worksheets
Calculators
Built so you can finish a calculation in under a minute. Live-updating results, the formula visible underneath, and a worked example using the patient's weight so the math is verifiable, not opaque.
- Norepinephrine CRI First-line vasopressor for vasodilatory hypotension after fluid resuscitation.
- Fluid therapy General-purpose plan combining shock bolus, deficit replacement, maintenance, and ongoing losses.
- Tube feeding · NG / E-tube Bolus per-feeding volume for NG and E-tubes in dogs and cats.
Reference hubs
Built so you can find the right step in the middle of an emergency. One page per presentation, top-to-bottom workflow, with calculators and dose tables placed inline where you'd reach for them.
- Anaphylaxis hub Emergency workflow for acute anaphylaxis in dogs and cats.
- Shock hub Decision support for the four shock categories with type-specific treatment pathways.
- DKA management hub Workflow combining fluids, insulin, electrolytes, and bicarbonate for diabetic ketoacidosis.
Anesthesia worksheet
Built so the math is done before induction. Patient-specific anesthesia worksheets covering preoperative setup, premeds, induction, intraoperative CRIs, and emergency drugs, ready to print.
- Preoperative and intraoperative tabs Bag size and fluids on preop; drugs and CRIs on intraop.
- Patient-specific drug volumes In mL of standard stocks, not generic mg/kg charts.
- Vasopressor and inotrope CRIs Dopamine, dobutamine, and norepinephrine for the same patient.