AI Drug Formulary
Not a static monograph you have to interpret at 4pm after eighteen patients. AI Drug Formulary (formerly Drug Wiki) is a conversational drug reference that knows this patient's species, weight, age, conditions, and current medications, and answers your question for this animal, with the sources cited. Launching soon, free in every plan, under our fair-usage policy; waitlist members are first in.
1,300+ medications. You talk to it. It knows your patient.
Free in every plan when it launches, under our fair-usage policy, sized for busy, back-to-back daily practice. No card; joining takes 20 seconds.
viggoVet's AI is clinical decision-support only. It assists; it does not decide. The licensed veterinarian holds full clinical responsibility. It is not a medical device, monitor, or alarm.
It's not about the drug. It's about the drug for this patient.
A traditional reference tells you about the drug: dose ranges, general contraindications, a list of side effects. Then the real work starts, adjusting for this patient's renal function, cross-referencing three concurrent medications, deciding whether the benefit outweighs the risk for this specific animal. That mental arithmetic is where errors happen, not because you don't know the pharmacology, but because it's 4pm and you're doing it in your head.
Just Viggo it.
Ask the question the way you'd ask a colleague, patient, history, current meds, what you want to give, and AI Drug Formulary returns a contextual answer for this patient, not a generic monograph: the adjusted dose, the interactions across everything they're on, and the published sources behind each point, for your review.
We respect traditional references; they're the foundation. This builds on top of them, for the cases where context matters most.
Ask it like you'd ask a colleague.
Checks the enrofloxacin, levothyroxine profile, gives weight-specific dosing, and surfaces timing considerations for concurrent administration, cited from the veterinary pharmacology literature.
Patient-specific prazosin dosing, interaction context with gabapentin (additive sedation), and follow-up considerations, all cited.
Covers the renal dosing adjustment for mirtazapine, the methimazole context, and the specific evidence for appetite stimulation in CKD cats.
Follow-ups work, it keeps the patient context through the whole conversation.
What you get.
Dosages for this patient, not a range to calculate from.
Species-, breed-, and weight-specific dosing drawn from 11,000+ dosages, with adjustments surfaced for renal or hepatic compromise where the literature supports them.
Interactions across the full combination.
Tell it everything the patient is on. It checks the interaction profile across all concurrent medications, not just pairwise, against 8,000+ documented interactions, and flags what's relevant for your review.
Patient-context analysis.
Age, breed, weight, conditions, current medications: give it the full picture and the answer is specific to your patient, a contextual analysis, not a generic monograph with footnotes.
Mechanisms, when you need the why.
Clear pharmacology with cited sources, for explaining a choice to a colleague, or understanding a side effect.
Conversational follow-ups.
"Can I combine it with tramadol in this patient?" Keep going; it remembers the patient throughout the conversation.
Launching soon. Here's exactly what that means.
AI Drug Formulary is in final preparation for public launch. The waitlist is an email list, no card, no commitment. When it opens, waitlist members get access first, free. Free in every plan when it launches, under our fair-usage policy, sized for busy, back-to-back daily practice.
No card; joining takes 20 seconds.
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Cited answers. Confidential conversations.
Every answer carries its published sources, drawn from the same evidence base behind all of viggoVet's clinical AI. And every conversation stays yours: we designed the system so we do not access your queries, and your patients' information is as confidential here as it is in your practice.
viggoVet's AI is clinical decision-support only. It assists; it does not decide. The licensed veterinarian holds full clinical responsibility. It is not a medical device, monitor, or alarm.
GDPR-aligned · End-to-end encrypted · Data stored in your region · Never used for AI training
Part of the viggoVet platform.
AI Drug Formulary is one module of viggoVet, the open veterinary platform. The platform completes any practice software with the clinical AI it's missing, hosts the tools other veterinary companies build on it through its marketplace, and can run a whole practice end to end for clinics that choose it. Start with the module that solves today's problem; the platform is there as you grow.
Common questions
When does AI Drug Formulary launch, and what does the waitlist get me?
Soon, waitlist members get access first, before public availability. The waitlist is just an email list: no card, no commitment, about 20 seconds to join.
Will it really be free?
Yes. Free in every plan when it launches, under our fair-usage policy, sized for busy, back-to-back daily practice. No card, no trial countdown.
How is this different from a traditional drug reference?
A traditional reference describes the drug; you do the patient math. AI Drug Formulary answers for this patient, species- and weight-specific dosing, interactions checked across everything they're currently on, and adjustments for conditions like renal or hepatic compromise, with the published sources cited so you can verify before you decide.
Which species does it cover?
80+ species across small animal, equine, exotic, and production-animal pharmacology, with 1,300+ medications, 8,000+ documented interactions, and 11,000+ dosages behind it.
Does it decide what I should prescribe?
No. It surfaces considerations, doses, interactions, evidence, for your review. viggoVet's AI is clinical decision-support only. It assists; it does not decide. The licensed veterinarian holds full clinical responsibility. It is not a medical device, monitor, or alarm.
What happens to the patient details I type in?
They stay yours. Conversations are GDPR-aligned, end-to-end encrypted, stored in your region, and never used for AI training. We designed the system so we do not access your queries.
The drug reference that knows your patient is almost here.
Join the waitlist and be first in at launch. Free in every plan, under our fair-usage policy.