Interactive anatomical examinations
Use the body-system and anatomical interfaces shown in PawthosX One to localize findings and record clinical observations for supported species.
Built for exotic animal veterinary practices
A rabbit isn't a small dog. An avian examination isn't a feline examination. PawthosX One brings species-specific, interactive veterinary exams together with medical records, AI-assisted notes, treatment planning, diagnostics and follow-through.

Actual PawthosX One rabbit examination workspace · Illustrative patient data
Not every patient fits the usual template
An avian patient requires attention to keel and pectoral muscle condition. A rabbit examination brings its own dental, ocular and gastrointestinal considerations. These aren't simply new labels on the same generic exam form.
The anatomy and the documentation should make sense for the patient in front of you.
Species-specific by design
Your team can navigate an interactive avian anatomical view, select relevant regions, record findings and add detailed observations. The exam supports bird-relevant considerations such as keel and pectoral muscle condition, alongside general and system-specific assessments.

Actual PawthosX One avian examination workspace · Illustrative patient data
Why PawthosX for exotics
The value is not a species selector alone. It is the ability to document the right findings and keep the rest of the appointment connected to that work.
Use the body-system and anatomical interfaces shown in PawthosX One to localize findings and record clinical observations for supported species.
Record bird-specific keel and pectoral muscle findings, rabbit-specific assessments, general observations and vitals within the exam workflow.
Turn captured visit conversations into proposed findings and structured SOAP drafts for the veterinarian to review, amend and approve.
Configure services, estimates and treatment-plan steps around the kinds of visits and procedures your exotics team performs.
Keep supported laboratory results, imaging and encounter documentation attached to the patient record as the case develops.
Use treatment sheets, scheduled nursing tasks and hospitalization workflows when an exotic patient needs additional monitoring or care.
Draft and review individualized discharge instructions, medication directions and recheck recommendations using the patient encounter.
Configure species and breed categories, appointment types, clinic forms, templates and operational rules for your team's specialty mix.
Keep alerts, history, examinations, services, diagnostics, SOAP notes and follow-up work connected to the same patient.
The entire exotic animal visit
The species-specific exam is where the experience becomes visibly different. What follows should be just as connected.
Open the species-specific patient record and review clinical history, alerts and prior findings.
Work through interactive anatomy, detailed observations and appropriate physical findings.
Connect diagnostics, services, treatment plans and any necessary ongoing care.
Prepare clinician-reviewed discharge instructions, client messages, billing and rechecks.
Why PawthosX One
PawthosX One treats clinical variation as part of how veterinary work happens. Real anatomical interfaces, species-relevant findings and flexible workflows sit inside the same connected operating system as records, diagnostics, treatment and communication.
Explore the platformActual rabbit and avian anatomical exam experiences—not stock mockups.
Species-relevant findings and detailed clinical observations.
SOAP drafting and transcript-to-exam assistance with clinical review.
Connected diagnostics, treatment sheets, discharge and client follow-up.
Configurable clinical and administrative workflows as your case mix grows.
The screenshots demonstrate rabbit and avian interfaces. Species availability and the depth of specific exam templates should be confirmed for each practice; the platform does not replace species-specific veterinary judgment.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. PawthosX One supports configurable exotic-animal patient categories and connected examinations, records, treatment workflows, diagnostics and follow-up. The demonstrated interactive examination interfaces include rabbit and avian patients.
Yes. The rabbit examination shown in PawthosX One uses interactive anatomy with selectable clinical regions, system-specific findings and detailed observations.
Yes. The avian interface includes an anatomical bird view and relevant assessment areas, including keel and pectoral muscle findings. Teams can record findings and detailed observations within the encounter.
Yes. PawthosX One offers transcript-assisted examination and SOAP drafting workflows. The veterinarian reviews the content and remains responsible for the medical record.
PawthosX One supports configurable appointment types, forms, service lists, templates, treatment and estimate workflows. Your team defines how these align with your patients and protocols.
Do not assume every exotic species has the same depth of visual examination support. Rabbit and avian experiences are demonstrated here; confirm additional species-specific templates and availability with PawthosX.
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