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Fast, practical clinical tools for veterinary practice.
VetTools is now VetSlate, with a refreshed identity and a more consistent clinical interface.
A cleaner shared interface and a release-focused VetTools home.
Kept the mobile Quick Jump menu visible above its bottom toolbar.
Completed launcher registration and interface polish for fetal-age estimation.
Added canine and feline ICC/BPD fetal-age and parturition estimates.
Introduced the compact emoji tool grid and locally saved favourites.
Added visible loading feedback while moving between calculators.
Added dilution, verification, dose-preparation and concentration conversion tools.
Added rapid mL/kg/hr calculation with a persistent interpreted result.
Combined performance, worker and memory protections for the WIP pill detector.
Added a local, browser-side tablet counting prototype with manual correction.
Added a compact calculated emergency dose sheet for the current patient weight.
Reduced emergency-page density and improved access to treatments and concentrations.
Added a weight-aware RECOVER crash sheet and emergency treatment modules.
Added single- and multi-drug CRI preparation for bags and syringe pumps.
Added immediate canine and feline BSA calculation from body weight.
Added a one-handed tap-based rate utility for repeated clinical events.
Marked the Parasite Selector clearly as work in progress.
Added product matching and side-by-side parasite coverage comparison.
Established the VetTools identity and installable app branding.
Added home-screen installation, fully clickable tool cards and shared feedback.
Made transfusion results reactive and aligned species controls with CaloriVet.
Added evidence-linked recipient, compatibility, donor and administration support.
Refactored CaloriVet into a scalable clinical calculator platform.
Added guideline-based MER ranges and a compact BCS target-weight helper.
Added feeding midpoints, consultation actions and private feedback.
Integrated lactation requirements into the main feeding workflow.
Corrected growth factors and improved food entry and mobile results.
Polished calculator typography and documented its energy methods.
Connected calorie requirements with practical feeding quantities.
The first working calorie calculator that became VetTools.