Baytar · بيطار · Veterinary management system
The animal health information system that runs from the clinic to outbreak response.
Baytar (بيطار, “veterinarian”) is a veterinary management system for government authorities. Clinics, field teams, pharmacies, laboratories and epidemiologists work on one record per animal and holding. Every antimicrobial prescription is checked against your rules, and a positive notifiable-disease result opens a case on its own.
- Clinics, field visits, medicines, laboratory and surveillance in one platform
- Offline mobile app with RFID tag reading and GPS
- Arabic and English, on your servers or in a UAE cloud
Authorized vendor to
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Interior
- DGE Abu Dhabi
- Etihad Aviation
- EDGE Group
Delivered for
- Hindustan Unilever
- Nokia
- Linde
- USA Today
- JSL
Procurement-ready
- Emirati national company
- National ICV certificate
- Abu Dhabi Government Procurement Gate
- UAE Ministry of Finance, federal procurement
- Registered ADNOC vendor
The film
Baytar in under 90 seconds
From the first consultation to outbreak response: one record, an AI clinical assistant, antimicrobial stewardship, the laboratory and the field app.
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See Baytar at work
Screens from the Baytar design, shown with sample data for a veterinary authority.
A result can open a case
A suspicion from the field or a positive laboratory result starts the case, the movement hold and the tracing.
Rules at the point of prescribing
Restricted antimicrobials need a sensitivity result or an approval, and withdrawal periods are set on signing.
AI drafts, a vet signs
Voice notes become a draft clinical note in Arabic or English. Nothing reaches the record until the vet approves it.
Why it matters
Animal health data sits in systems that don’t talk
Clinics, pharmacies, laboratories and epidemiology teams each keep their own records, so the picture of a disease or of antimicrobial use arrives late.
Records split by department
A treatment is in the clinic system, the result is in the laboratory system and the vaccination is on paper from a field visit.
Antimicrobial use nobody can see
Prescriptions and dispensing in government and private clinics are recorded differently, so use and resistance cannot be compared.
Outbreaks found late
A positive result waits for someone to notice it, and tracing starts from spreadsheets.
Inside Baytar
One record, from the animal to the national picture
Each team works in its own part of Baytar, and all of them read and write the same record.
Animal and holding records
An electronic veterinary record for every animal
Visits, vaccinations, laboratory results, medicines in use and withdrawal periods sit on one timeline, tied to the owner and the holding and kept in step with your animal registry.
- Tagged and untagged animals, herds and flocks
- Withdrawal periods and movement holds shown as flags
- Results from the laboratory arrive on the record
Medicines and antimicrobial stewardship
Every prescription checked before it is dispensed
The pharmacy dispenses only against a valid prescription. Rules by antimicrobial class, species, indication, dose and duration decide what passes, what needs approval and what is blocked.
- Controlled drugs need a second signature
- Stock, batches, expiry and cold-chain alerts
- Antimicrobial use reported by class, species and area
Field services
A field app that works without signal
Field veterinarians download their visits, read ear tags, record vaccinations, collect samples with barcodes and report a suspected disease from the farm. Everything syncs when they are back in coverage.
- Offline visits, holdings and maps
- RFID tag reading and GPS location
- Samples reach the laboratory with their chain of custody
Laboratory, powered by Mijhar
A full LIMS on the same record
Samples are received, tested, verified and reported in Mijhar, Birbal AI’s laboratory information management system. A verified result lands on the animal’s record, and a positive notifiable result opens the case.
- Analyser results imported, not retyped
- A second person verifies every result
- Quality control that can put an instrument on hold
Arabic and English
Right to left where it should be
Every screen, report and notification works in Arabic and English. The Arabic interface is mirrored properly, not translated in place, and each user chooses a language.
- Web application, mobile app and reports
- Arabic and English speech to clinical notes
- Bilingual names for diseases, medicines and tests
What Baytar does
Seven modules on one animal record
Animal and holding records
An electronic veterinary record for every animal, tagged or not, with its owner, holding, visits, results and vaccinations, kept in step with your animal registry.
Veterinary care and field services
Appointments, walk-ins and emergencies, consultations, cases, surgery, radiology, certificates with QR codes, billing and teleconsultation, plus an offline app for field visits.
Medicines and antimicrobial stewardship
E-prescriptions checked by species, indication, dose, route and duration, dispensing only against a valid prescription, withdrawal periods, controlled drugs and batch traceability.
Laboratory, powered by Mijhar
Samples, tests, analyser interfaces, verification and release, inventory, equipment, biobank and waste, with results attached to the animal’s record.
Disease surveillance and outbreak response
Notifications from laboratories and clinics open a case automatically, with investigation, tracing, control zones on a map, ring vaccination and early-warning alerts.
One Health and reporting
Governed exchange with human and environmental health partners, antimicrobial use and resistance analysis, dashboards for each team, and datasets prepared for WOAH reporting.
AI clinical assistant
Arabic and English speech becomes a draft clinical note, with possible diagnoses, prescription options and a summary of the animal’s history. A veterinarian reviews and approves every draft before it reaches the record.
How it works
From a prescription to a closed outbreak case
- 01
Treat
A veterinarian sees the animal in a clinic or on a field visit and records the diagnosis and prescription.
- 02
Test
The laboratory receives the sample, runs the tests and releases a verified result to the record.
- 03
Notify
A positive notifiable-disease result opens a case and alerts the epidemiology team.
- 04
Respond
Investigation, tracing, control measures and vaccination are tracked on the map until the case closes.
Why one platform
Baytar or separate clinic, laboratory and surveillance systems
| Feature | Baytar | Separate systems |
|---|---|---|
| Animal record | One record across clinics, field work, pharmacy, laboratory and surveillance | A record in each system, matched by hand |
| Laboratory results | Verified results arrive on the record and can open a case | Retyped or sent by email |
| Antimicrobial use | Checked at prescribing and dispensing, and reported by class and species | Counted afterwards from paper and spreadsheets |
| Notifiable disease | A suspicion or a positive result opens a case with tracing and zones | Reported by phone and email |
| Reports to WOAH | Prepared from case and outbreak records for a person to review | Re-entered from several sources |
| Field work | An offline app with tag reading, GPS and sync | Paper forms typed up later |
Who it’s for
Built for the bodies that protect animal health
Veterinary authorities
Government bodies that run veterinary hospitals, clinics, field services and laboratories.
Agriculture and food safety regulators
Regulators that oversee private clinics, pharmacies, farms and slaughterhouses, and report on disease and antimicrobial use.
Private veterinary providers
Clinics, pharmacies and laboratories that report to the authority through a portal or from their own systems.
Licensing
License Baytar on your servers or in the cloud
Baytar is sold as a software licence, not a one-off project. You choose where it runs; the product, updates and support are the same.
On-premise licence
Runs on your servers
Install Baytar in your data center, in your private cloud tenant or on an isolated network with no internet connection.
- Annual licence, priced by the number of facilities and staff users
- Your data never leaves your network
- Installation, training and updates included
- Support with agreed response times
Cloud subscription
Hosted for you
We run Baytar for you in a UAE data center, or in a cloud region in your country.
- Monthly or annual subscription, priced by the number of facilities and staff users
- Hosting, backups and monitoring included
- Updates applied for you
- Single sign-on and role-based access
The price depends on the number of facilities and staff users and the support level. We reply within one business day and send a written quote after a short scoping call.
Track record
Trusted by UAE government entities and global brands.
Authorized vendor to five UAE government entities, with projects delivered for Hindustan Unilever, USA Today, Nokia and Linde.
- Startups and enterprises served by our engineering teams
- 150+
- Startups and enterprises served by our engineering teams
- Average rating on Clutch, Trustpilot and Glassdoor
- 4.9/5
- Average rating on Clutch, Trustpilot and Glassdoor
- Client satisfaction rate
- 98%
- Client satisfaction rate
- UAE government entities we are an authorized vendor to
- 5
- UAE government entities we are an authorized vendor to
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Governance
Built for regulated veterinary work
People approve every AI output
Draft notes, possible diagnoses and prescription options are suggestions. A licensed veterinarian reviews, edits and approves each one.
Licence and rule checks
Prescribing, approval and dispensing are blocked or warned when a licence is missing or expired, or a rule is broken.
Full audit trail
Access, changes, approvals, prescriptions, dispensing and exports are recorded, with a legal history for every disease case.
Your servers or UAE cloud
On-premise, in a government cloud or hybrid, with single sign-on and role-based access.
Book a walkthrough
See one case go from prescription to outbreak response
We walk your team through one flow: a prescription, a laboratory result, a notifiable-disease case and the dashboards that follow it, in Arabic or English.
- Mapped to your services and procedures
- In Arabic or English
- Under NDA if you need one
4.9/5 average rating · 98% client satisfaction · 150+ clients served
FAQ
Veterinary management software, answered
What is an animal health information system?
It is the software a veterinary authority uses to record animals and holdings, veterinary care, laboratory results, disease events and control measures, and to report on them. Baytar is one: a veterinary management system for clinics and field teams, joined to a laboratory system, disease surveillance and reporting.
How is Baytar different from veterinary practice management software?
Practice management software runs one clinic’s appointments, records and billing. Baytar does that for a network of government clinics and field units, and adds what an authority needs: holdings, stewardship rules, a laboratory system, disease surveillance, outbreak response and reporting.
What is Baytar?
Baytar is a veterinary management and animal health platform for government authorities. It joins animal and holding records, clinic and field care, medicines and antimicrobial stewardship, a laboratory module, disease surveillance and One Health reporting on one record.
Does Baytar include a laboratory system?
Yes. The laboratory module is Mijhar, Birbal AI’s laboratory information management system (LIMS). It covers samples, tests, analyser interfaces, inventory, equipment and biobank, and it can also be licensed on its own.
How does Baytar support antimicrobial stewardship?
Prescriptions are checked against your rules by antimicrobial category, species, indication, dose, route and duration. Baytar calculates withdrawal periods, flags unusual prescribing and reports antimicrobial use and resistance by species, class and area.
Does the field app work without signal?
Yes. Field veterinarians download their visits, work offline, read RFID tags, capture GPS locations and sync when they are back online.
What does the AI do?
It turns consultation speech into draft notes, drafts SOAP notes and reports, suggests possible diagnoses and prescription options, and summarises an animal’s history. A veterinarian approves every output, and the models run inside your hosting.
Does Baytar prepare reports for WOAH?
Yes. Immediate notifications, follow-up reports and six-monthly reports are prepared from case and outbreak records in the format WOAH’s WAHIS platform asks for, and antimicrobial use is summarised for ANIMUSE. A person reviews and submits every report.
Which systems does Baytar connect to?
Animal registries, licensing and CRM systems, finance and ERP, identity providers, SMS and email gateways, GIS, laboratory analysers, imaging devices and PACS, RFID readers and label printers, through documented interfaces.
Is it available in Arabic?
Yes. The web application, the mobile app and the reports work in Arabic and English, with full right-to-left support.
How is Baytar licensed?
As an annual on-premise licence installed on your servers, private cloud or an isolated network, or as a monthly or annual cloud subscription that we host in a UAE data center or a cloud region in your country. Both include updates and support.
One record for every animal, holding and case
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