Sable turns the conversation in the exam room into a finished clinical record. Ambient scribe, lab intelligence, and a grounded copilot, working on one record with the clinical guardrails always on.
No sign-up. Live demo data for Cedar Lane Animal Hospital.
Meloxicam at 0.1 mg/kg is within range for a 28.4 kg dog.
Amoxicillin blocked. Patient is penicillin-allergic.
WBC 22.4 high (ref 6 to 17). Sent for review.
Talk through the exam the way you always have. Sable listens and returns a structured SOAP note, problem list, and a ready-to-sign plan, with every drug dose checked against the patient weight before you see it.
Drop in a CBC or chemistry panel and Sable reads it, maps each analyte to species reference ranges, and flags what is out of range. A high WBC does not wait in a pile of paper to be noticed.
Ask a clinical question and get an answer grounded in this patient record, not a guess. Allergy and drug interaction guardrails fire first, so a penicillin-allergic dog is never quietly handed amoxicillin.
Sable is not a chat box bolted onto a practice management system. It is a clinical surface designed around the way US veterinarians actually work, with the safety checks a real exam room demands.
Open the demo and run an OA recheck on Bella, read Rex's CBC, and watch the guardrails work.