VetPilot connects the monitors your hospital already owns into one Central Station for every patient — surgery, ICU, recovery, dental, emergency, and the ward — and automatically builds the anesthesia record from the same live vital signs.


A veterinary hospital's monitors are scattered across surgery, ICU, recovery, and the ward — each on its own screen, watched by whoever happens to be nearby. During anesthesia specifically, teams also have to manually copy vital signs into the record while managing the patient and the procedure at the same time.
One quiet pipeline that runs alongside your team — and complete anesthesia records wherever a case is running on it.
The bedside monitors your hospital already owns.
Reads vitals in real time, hospital-wide.
One live view of every monitored patient, with clear priority levels.
Built automatically for cases running on the same platform.
Surgery, ICU, recovery, dental, emergency, and the ward, side by side.
Stable, Watch, Warning, or Critical — with a plain-English reason every time.
See how any patient is changing, not just the one case you're standing next to.
Complete, timestamped records built from the vitals already flowing in.
Use the monitors already available in your hospital.
Veterinary hospitals use many different monitor brands and models, often several at once. VetPilot's device layer is being designed so new monitor adapters can be added over time, without changing how your team uses the Central Station.
Contact us to discuss your monitor setup
From the Central Station, a technician opens a patient straight into a calm, organized view of vitals, medications, and events on one timeline.
A small, focused team that has spent years around monitors, anesthesia, and the daily reality of veterinary hospitals.
Biomedical engineering PhD with experience building medical device interoperability systems and connecting patient monitors across manufacturers.
Veterinarian with experience as a veterinary technician and practice manager, bringing direct knowledge of anesthesia, clinical workflows, and hospital operations.
The Central Station already covers surgery, ICU, recovery, dental, emergency, and the ward, with automatic anesthesia records as the first fully-built workflow on top of it. Next: more monitor integrations and remote clinical oversight.
We are working with veterinary hospitals that want one clear view of every monitored patient — and less manual charting during anesthesia — from the monitors they already own.