Psy4Vet, the essential app for veterinary assistants and veterinarians specializing in behavioral medicine. Psy4Vet simplifies and streamlines the behavioral management of dogs and cats—whether you're a beginner or an expert, save time and offer tailored solutions to your clients with just one click!
Improving software dedicated to animal behavior is essential to ensure accurate analyses aligned with scientific advancements. But how are updates managed? Do users need to take any action?
Users don’t need to do anything to benefit from software updates. The entire process is designed to be smooth and uninterrupted. When a new version is released, subscribers are notified via email detailing the changes made.
Additionally, a dedicated section within the software provides real-time information about updates, so users can easily stay informed without having to search for details.
In the veterinary field, software access is critical at all times—especially during urgent consultations and analyses. That’s why updates are typically rolled out on Mondays, ensuring maximum responsiveness in case of unforeseen issues.
Developers avoid launching updates at the end of the week, as many veterinary clinics operate on Saturdays and may handle emergencies at night or on Sundays. This scheduling choice ensures rapid intervention if any technical problems arise.
Unlike some software that requires temporary shutdowns, this platform remains accessible during most updates. Only server migrations or major changes may cause brief service interruptions—typically lasting just a few minutes. Over the past five years, such interruptions have been extremely rare.
To prevent display issues after an update, users are advised to clear their browser cache. A simple keyboard shortcut—CTRL-SHIFT-R on Windows or Command-SHIFT-R on Mac—refreshes the data properly.
This software was born from a genuine need—not an abstract concept. Every update is designed to respond to veterinarians’ requests and enhance the tools at their disposal.
The team behind the project is fully committed to ensuring effective support and continuous evolution, so that animal behavioral analysis is grounded in reliable, scientifically validated foundations.