Welcome to Vetera REST API’s documentation!
Why build on Vetera
One set of APIs gives you access to over 55,000+ veterinary professionals who performed over 14 million consultations in 2025.
More than 3000 practices, including 10 global veterinary groups, use Vetera.
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Our API
Vetera veterinary practice management system can be integrated with third-party systems using tools called REST API and webhooks. This article describes the usage of these integration methodologies.
Webhooks are available in Vetera to send notifications to third-party systems about additions or changes in the data inside Vetera. The webhooks don’t transfer the actual changed data, but instead, they transfer the information about what has changed by simply notifying the third-party system about the change. The actual data can be then fetched by the third-party system by utilising the REST API of Vetera.
The Vetera REST API lets third-party systems read and manipulate most key Vetera data programmatically.
The combination of Vetera webhooks & REST API creates unique possibilities to build integrated solutions. Any vendor of other systems familiar with these technologies can easily integrate with the data residing in the Vetera veterinary practice management system by utilising these technologies.
Vetera provides the REST API for enabling access to the data stored in Vetera. The API uses HTTP requests with authentication headers. The data is returned in the JSON format.
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