Finally, a PIMS built for large animal vets.

Designed from the ground up for ambulatory large animal work, not adapted from a small animal product.

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Dr. Ami Sawran with a cow on the farm

“Farm vets are sick of systems that aren’t designed for our ways of working and our varied client base.

Lupa finally has a solution that’s farm-focused, allowing us to stop wasting time in the office and on the road, and getting us back to doing what we do best.”

Dr. Ami SawranClinical Director at Westpoint Farm Vets

Works where the signal doesn’t.

When you’re on the road or on the farm, the mobile app has you covered.

A mobile app that works without signal

Records synced before you set off, then everything you do on the farm saved and sent once you’re back in range.

Full history available

Recent visits, what’s already on the farm, (like BVD or Johne’s) and infectious disease status. Before you get out of the truck.

Directions in one tap

Open where the animals are, not the billing address, in Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze.

  • Today’s route

    Exactly where you’re going, what for, and any important notes for your visit.

  • Notes on the go

    Dictate or type on the farm, and the notes sync when you’re back in range.

  • Bill before you leave

    Don’t waste time at the office. Prescribe and invoice on the farm, while the time is still billable.

  • Made for gloves

    Big buttons for cold, wet hands, not a desktop squeezed onto a phone.

Works on any device

Use Lupa on your phone on the farm and on your laptop back at the office, with the same records on both.

Less time in the truck.

Drive times between farms are built in, and what3words gets you to the right gate the first time.

Map schedule

See your day as a route, not just a list of addresses.

The map schedule for two large animal vets’ Thursday route around Erath County, Texas, from Stephenville: preg checks, a calving, a herd check, sheep blood sampling and a herd health review, numbered in route order, with the Hico visit open
  • what3words

    Find the exact gate instead of driving in circles.

  • Google Maps routing

    One tap from your current stop to the next.

  • Client ETAsComing soon

    Each farm gets its visit window, then a heads-up when you’re nearby.

Your truck’s inventory, on a scanner

Scan inventory in and out of the truck, so you always know what you’re carrying.

Scanning Bovi-Shield Gold FP 5 L5 HB, Banamine and Inforce 3 into Truck 2, with lot, expiration and on-hand counts, and a warning that the Inforce 3 lot expires within 30 days

Routines that rebook themselves

Book the dairy herd check once, weekly or every four weeks, and it fills the schedule months ahead.

Repeating an appointment every 4 weeks on a Thursday with no end date, and the first four dates in the series from October 15, 2026

Finish the visit before you leave the farm.

Notes and billing done on the farm are billable time, and the same work back at the practice is not.

Lupa Notes

Talk through the visit and Lupa Notes writes the contemporaneous notes, ear tags and all. Cuts out background noise and the small talk.

Lupa Notes recording a herd check with the practice’s Herd Check template: findings for four cows by ear tag, Estrumate and Cystorelin with lot numbers and withdrawal times, and the plan
  • Done once

    No second write-up at the practice. Nobody else typing up scrawled notes.

  • Written the same day

    Notes made at the time ensure medical details and drug sales are fresh in your memory, protecting you professionally and improving billing accuracy.

  • Your templates

    Create your own custom template. Herd checks, preg checks and herd health reviews, each in your own format.

Treat a herd as a herd.

Lupa records withdrawal times and treatments for food animals.

Withdrawal times

Set on the product and adjustable on each prescription, including extralabel use. Printed on the prescription label and the visit summary the producer keeps.

Withdrawal times on a product: 28 days for meat and 84 hours for milk before it can enter the food supply
  • One record for the herd

    The herd is one entry, the ear tags go in the notes, and its history goes back years.

  • Food-producing status

    Mark an animal food producing. Lupa records drug withdrawal times so you can notify the owner at the point of sale.

  • Consent forms

    Annual consents for surgical procedures or extralabel drug use, signed by the producer on their own phone.

VetIMPRESS

Farm health reporting, antibiotic usage and vet spend, synced straight to your records.

Billing that goes out on time.

Send the producer what you did after each visit, then one invoice at month end.

Visit summaries

The producer gets the drugs, doses and withdrawal times after each visit, with no bill yet.

A visit summary from Cedar Animal Hospital in Stephenville, Texas to Hollins Dairy for its dairy herd (Cattle: Dairy): Banamine and Spectramast LC, with their meat and milk withdrawal times, and the medical notes for one cow by ear tag

One invoice at month end

Check each farm’s month, then send every account its invoice in one go.

Consolidating September’s draft and ready-to-bill items on monthly accounts into one invoice per client, for Hollins Dairy, Oakfield Stables, Prairie Polo Club and Pecan Creek Kennels

B2B billing

Rate cards, discount terms, late fees and early payment credits, built for farm accounts.

A monthly account payment term: invoices due 30 days after the end of the invoice month, a 2% late fee, and an early payment credit option