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A connected day for the vet team.

Seven forms, from the first sick animal report to the closed health case, with workflows for the handoffs and views for the morning round. Built from 90 public procedures at 49 facilities, with 36 ways to adapt the work.

Facilities compared
49, from 90 public procedures, October 2026
Jobs in the block
7
Ways they're done
36

01 / The Vet block

Who is the Vet block for?

The attending vet and the vet team. When a case opens on the morning check, you want it tracked to a decision with the right people told, so no animal waits and the record holds up.

02 / The Vet block

What comes in the Vet block?

Seven forms, one per job.

Sick animal reports20 facilities compared, 7 ways.Read more Health cases16 facilities compared, 6 ways.Read more Post-op records12 facilities compared, 4 ways.Read more Rodent health monitoring15 facilities compared, 4 ways.Read more

Found dead and unexpected deaths

13 facilities compared, 7 ways.

Humane endpoint scoring

7 facilities compared, 4 ways.

Animal import and quarantine

7 facilities compared, 4 ways.

FormCodeStatuses
Sick animal reportHCReported → With vet team → Lab told → Closed
Health caseHC (same record)Open → Waiting on lab → Under treatment → Monitoring → Closed
Surgery and post-op recordSXSurgery recorded → Daily checks → Vet alerted → Checks complete
Health monitoring sampleHMPlanned → Exposing → Collected → At the lab → Results in → Confirming → Signed off → Closed
Found dead reportFDReported → Lab told → With vet team → Body held → Closed
Humane endpoint checkHERecorded → Watch → With vet → Endpoint reached → Closed
Animal importIMRequested → Waiting for health reports → Vet review → Approved to ship → In quarantine → Released → Declined
Every form but the animal import links to the animal or cage in SoftMouse.

03 / The Vet block

See how the work connects

The sick animal report at 20 facilities, then the health case at 16. Below, the workflows that do each handoff.

  1. A sick animal report starts with a card on the cage

    Step · 16 of 20

    16 of 20

  2. Who sees it first?

    Facilities split · 3 ways

    • Vet staff or a vet tech

      15 of 20Most common

    • A manager or supervisor

      3 of 20

    • A trained designate or study technician

      2 of 20

Each dot is one of the 20 facilities whose procedure we read. Where one way clearly leads at a fork, it is outlined.
Each dot is one of the 16 facilities whose procedure we read. Where one way clearly leads at a fork, it is outlined.
  1. Reported

    Priya Sood reports animal 7756 from the morning check. Saving it emails the vet team and posts to Slack or Google Chat.

  2. Taken

    Jules Ferreira presses Take this report, and the vet section opens on the same record, HC-0184.

  3. Lab told

    Tell the lab emails Noor Adler, the PI on the record. If her lab misses its deadline, the case is on the next morning's list.

  4. Raised elsewhere

    A post-op check marked needs the vet or a positive sentinel alerts the vet team. Robin Mace opens a case, HC-0185, and links it.

04 / The Vet block

What will the vet see each morning?

The saved views and graphs in the block.

  • Board

    Case board

    Every open case, by status.

  • Pivot

    Cases by severity and outcome

    What is worst.

  • Morning email

    Morning round

    Open reports and cases, at 8:00.

  • Morning email

    Treatments and rechecks due

    7 of 16 facilities require follow-up.

  • Morning email

    Lab has not answered

    Cases past the lab's deadline. 5 of 16 set one.

  • Chart

    Weight over time

    One animal's weights.

05 / The Vet block

Make room for your way of working

It starts from the most common way; each other way is a few changes.

  • A card plus a web form

    The default.

    6 of 20
  • A paper report or log

    The form replaces the paper; a morning list goes to the vet.

    5 of 20
  • Phone first

    The call stays. Whoever answers opens the record.

    3 of 20
  • A vendor's vet module

    Streamcell sits beside it.

    2 of 20
  • An email report

    The workflow sends it, from the form.

    2 of 20
  • A team chat channel

    Streamcell posts to Slack or Google Chat.

    1 of 20
  • Scan at the cage

    The card stays and carries the record number.

    1 of 20
How the report starts, at 20 facilities.
  • Who sees it first: vet staff or a vet tech at 15 of 20. Add a With vet tech status if that's yours.
  • Urgent cases: 14 of 20 name a separate route, 10 of them the phone. Keep the phone; add an urgency field.

06 / The Vet block

Find your starting point

Find your starting point.

Question 1

Does a sick animal report go into a web form, an app or software?

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  1. Does a sick animal report go into a web form, an app or software?
  2. Is it a module in software your facility bought?
  3. Are post-op checks written on a card in the cage card holder?
  4. Is the health case kept as a paper file per case or animal?
  • Start from the default: A card plus a web form, like 6 of 20.
  • Start beside your vet module: Like 2 of 20.
  • Start from the post-op card: Like 3 of 12. The card stays; the checks go on the record.
  • Start from the case file: Like 6 of 16. The health case replaces the paper file.
  • Start from paper or the phone: Like 5 of 20 on paper, 3 by phone.

07 / The Vet block

Keep what already works

  • The card on the cage. It can carry the record number.
  • Phone calls. Where urgent cases go by phone, they still do; whoever answers opens the record.
  • Your vet module and outside labs. Streamcell sits beside them; results go on the sample record.
  • One thing Streamcell can't do: an if-then step. Urgent and routine reports run as two workflows.

08 / The Vet block

What do buyers ask a vet's software to do?

From 23 public procurement documents for animal facility and vet record software.

10of 23

ask for something in the health area.

8of 23

ask for animal health records.

5of 23

ask for health cases and treatments.

US and Canadian programs, 2010 to 2026.

09 / The Vet block

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