PawsFree Review 2026: Features, Pricing, Pros & Cons

PawsFree is an AI scribe built only for veterinary medicine. A veterinarian records the visit on an iPhone, an Android phone, or in the browser, and PawsFree produces a finished note in the clinic's own format. What separates it from a general-purpose medical scribe is where the note ends up and what goes into it. PawsFree does not ask a practice to migrate or adopt a second system. A Chrome extension opens a charting sidebar beside the record in cloud practice management systems such as ezyVet and Shepherd, and overlays desktop systems such as Cornerstone and AVImark, then writes the completed note into the field the doctor is already editing. It also assembles the rest of the visit automatically. Connected diagnostics are pulled into the draft alongside the recording: chemistry and CBC panels, radiographs and imaging reports through our supported integrations. The result is one view instead of copying between tabs. The model is veterinary-native rather than a human-medicine scribe adapted for animals, so species, breed, signalment and species-specific normals are handled directly, which reduces editing. Templates are clinic-controlled. SOAP, canine dental, discharge notes written for owners, recheck and progress notes, and timed anaesthesia records all ship as starting points, and every heading can be renamed, reordered or removed. A clinic sets its format once for the whole team.