veterinary patient portal

What is vetscene proactive patient portal?

The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS) recognizes DoveLewis as a Level 1 Emergency and Critical Care Facility. VECCS awards certifications to hospitals that provide exemplary patient care and outstanding efforts to raise public and professional awareness in the field of veterinary medicine.

How do I reset or Reset my Password for the vet portal?

Veterinary Portal. Through the VSS Veterinary Portal, referring veterinarians have access to their patients' medical records after the patient has been seen by one our specialty or emergency departments. The portal is only accessible to veterinarians that are the primary care givers for our patients. Clients and veterinarians not assigned by a ...

Could an online referral help your veterinary team?

Manage your pets’ health schedules, view upcoming appointments, or follow up on healthcare recommendations. Receive appointment reminders, newsletters, vaccination reminders via email and/or text messages. Gain 24/7 access to your pets’ information. Request appointments, make boarding reservations, or ask general questions.

What if my pet does not have a VCA veterinarian?

Our Patient Login allows you to access your Pet Patient Portal which contains information, including vaccination/wellness history, medical information, as well as other valuable tools to communicate with our practice. To login, complete the requested information below. Your Clinic & Client Number are located on your Digital Pet Health ID Card ...

Curb-side Care

The safety and well-being of our teams and your pets are our highest priority today, and always. Curb-side procedures are outlined here.

Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) – Getting Started

In most cases the recovery time from a minimally invasive surgery is shorter than it is following a traditional surgery, the incision is significantly smaller, as a result it heals faster. Most pets will not require an overnight stay at the hospital.

Covid-19 pandemic magnifies workforce crisis in veterinary field

Madison Vollbracht says she burned out after five years working as a veterinary technician. Her work was already grueling before the Covid-19 pandemic.