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Simplify Documentation with SOAP Notes AI: Empower Your Canine Therapy Practice
Streamline Your Canine Therapy Documentation with SOAP Notes AISave time, improve accuracy, and enhance collaborations with automated SOAP notes and professional vet reports.

Dear Canine Physios and Hydrotherapists,
As a professional dedicated to improving the quality of life for dogs, we know how much you juggle every day. Between therapy sessions, client education, and advanced treatment planning, it’s easy to feel bogged down by the time-consuming task of documentation. Yet, SOAP notes (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan) are essential for:
Tracking the progress of rehabilitation.
Communicating seamlessly with referring vets.
Reassuring pet owners with detailed treatment records.
If you’ve been spending hours each week crafting and formatting SOAP notes, or if you dread writing detailed vet letters after long days, the SOAP Notes AI Assistant is designed just for you. With this tool, you’ll gain back time without sacrificing the professionalism or clarity your clients and collaborators expect.
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The Challenge: Managing Notes and Reports 🐕📋
Accurate and detailed notes are critical to your work. However, traditional documentation often poses challenges like:
Lengthy Writing Time: Manually formatting SOAP notes for each session drains hours you could spend building your practice or focusing on patient care.
Inconsistent Quality: Busy schedules can lead to rushed or incomplete session notes, making it harder to assess nuanced progress over time.
Complex Communications: Collaborating with veterinarians or pet owners often requires extra effort to translate your notes into professional vet letters, adding to your workload.
Take, for instance, Emma, a canine hydrotherapist. Emma dedicates her days to ensuring therapy dogs experience comfort and rehabilitation. However, the evenings bring an exhausting task: writing SOAP notes and summarizing progress into multiple formats for owners and veterinarians alike.
The Solution: Streamline and Transform with SOAP Notes AI 🤖✨
The SOAP Notes AI Assistant simplifies the documentation process while maintaining the professional standard your work demands. Here’s how it works:
Input Your Observations: You can type or even dictate notes from your therapy session into the AI.
Receive Organized SOAP Notes: The AI automatically processes your information into clear, standardized SOAP note format in minutes.
Generate Vet Reports: With a single click, turn your SOAP notes into polished, detailed vet letters to share insights and treatment plans with collaborating professionals.

How SOAP Notes AI Works: An Example
Meet Tui, a 6-year-old Border Collie presenting with left forelimb lameness. Using the SOAP Notes AI, all details from Tui’s assessment were transformed into structured notes and a polished veterinary report in minutes:
SOAP Notes Generated by AI:
SOAP Note Example for Tui
Subjective (S):
Patient Name: Tui
Species/Breed: Border Collie
Age: 6 years
Weight: 22 kg
Body Condition Score: 6/9 (slightly overweight, no visible waist)
Diet: Supermarket food with YouMove joint supplements
Chief Complaint: Left forelimb lameness observed post-exercise (e.g., playing fetch). Symptoms present for 3 months and worsening. Owner notes stiffness after rest, reduced enthusiasm for long walks, and quick fatigue during play.
Objective (O):
Observation: Mild left forelimb lameness during walk and trot with compensatory overuse of the right shoulder.
Palpation Findings:
Mild atrophy in the left forelimb muscles.
Tightness in the right shoulder due to compensatory loading.
Mild heat and stiffness in the left elbow joint.
Decreased elbow flexion and extension on the left.
Functional Movement: Weight shifting observed during movement and muscle imbalances noted.
Assessment (A):
Functional Limitations:
Reduced joint mobility in the left elbow.
Muscle imbalance and tightness due to compensatory weight-bearing patterns.
Contributing Factors: Overloading of the right forelimb and joint stiffness in the left elbow.
Treatment Goals:
Improve joint mobility in the left elbow and reduce discomfort.
Address compensatory weight-bearing patterns and muscle tightness in the right shoulder.
Enhance overall mobility and reduce fatigue post-activity.
Plan (P):
In-Practice Therapies:
Soft tissue massage to release tension in the right shoulder.
Passive range of motion (PROM) exercises for the left elbow.
Hydrotherapy to strengthen muscles with reduced joint stress.
Home Care:
Gradual, controlled leash walking and avoidance of ball throwing.
Encourage frequent movement breaks throughout the day.
Transition to a veterinary-recommended diet to support weight management.
Follow-Up: Reassess in 4 weeks to monitor progress and adjust treatment plans as needed.
Veterinary Report Example Generated by AI 📝
To: Dr. Andrew Wright, ABC Veterinary Clinic
Subject: Rehabilitation Progress Report for Tui
Dear Dr. Wright,
Thank you for referring Tui, a 6-year-old Border Collie, for assessment and rehabilitation of her left forelimb lameness. Below is a summary of our findings and treatment plan:
Assessment Summary:
Findings: Mild left forelimb lameness during walk and trot, with compensatory loading on the right forelimb and shoulder. Palpation revealed mild muscle atrophy in the left forelimb, along with tightness in the right shoulder and mild inflammation around the left elbow joint. Passive range of motion testing highlighted reduced flexion and extension in the left elbow.
Functional Observations: Notable compensatory movement patterns and muscle imbalances.
Management Summary:
In-Practice Treatments:
Soft tissue massage to alleviate tension in the right shoulder.
Passive range of motion exercises to improve left elbow mobility.
Hydrotherapy for low-impact strengthening.
Home Care Recommendations:
Encourage leash-controlled walks while avoiding high-impact activities (e.g., ball throwing).
Transition to a veterinary-recommended diet to promote healthy weight management.
Follow-Up Plan:
I recommend reassessing Tui in 4 weeks to monitor her progress with mobility, muscle strength, and functional improvements. If symptoms persist, diagnostic imaging (e.g., radiography) may be needed to further evaluate joint health.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or require further details about Tui’s treatment plan.
Kind regards,
[Your Full Name and Credentials]
[Your Practice Name]
The Benefits: Elevate Your Practice with AI 🐾💼
By utilizing the SOAP Notes AI Assistant, you’ll experience:
🕒 Effortless Efficiency: Document each session in minutes, not hours.
📖 Professional Consistency: Receive polished SOAP notes and vet letters with a standardized format every time.
📣 Stronger Collaborations: Seamlessly communicate with referring veterinarians by offering professional and detailed reports.
🐶 Improved Client Care: Provide pet owners with clear, actionable updates, boosting their trust and confidence in your service.
With SOAP Notes AI, you’ll never have to worry about falling behind on documentation again.
Get Started Today!
Simplify your clinical notes and impress your collaborators with the ease of SOAP Notes AI. Start your FREE trial now with 30 complimentary credits, and discover how this tool can save you hours each week. Afterward, enjoy unlimited notes for just £10/month.
👉 Click here to revolutionize how you document and communicate.
Warm Regards,
Kirsty from PetBiz Insiders
P.S. 🐾 Take control of your administrative work so you can focus on what you love—helping dogs thrive! With SOAP Notes AI, you’ll feel the transformation from session one.
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