VetSage is workforce training software for veterinary clinics. It turns a clinic's own procedures into short lessons, checks that they stuck, and tracks who is signed off on which skills — so a new hire becomes useful faster and safety-critical work gets done the same way every time.
Staff members: you sign in with the mobile number or email your clinic has on file. There's no password. Sign in →
A clinic's existing SOPs, protocols and handbooks become structured lessons and assessments, rather than a shared drive nobody reads.
Short retrieval-practice questions spaced over time, so knowledge is measured weeks later — not just clicked through once.
Supervisors sign off hands-on skills. Certifications and renewal dates are recorded per person, per species, per procedure.
Lessons work on a phone between appointments, and every course can be listened to hands-free on the drive to a farm call.
VetSage is built and operated by Dylan Kulesza, a sole proprietor trading as VetSage, and licensed to veterinary practices. Each practice administers its own team inside VetSage: they create accounts for their employees, assign training, and sign off skills. VetSage is not a consumer service and is not sold to the public — its users are veterinary staff whose practice has licensed it.
Sign-in codes and training notifications are sent by VetSage to people who hold a VetSage account. See our text message consent policy for what we send and how to opt out.