iarjalsIARJALSIARJALS2708-5104https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjals.2021.v02i02.004Vet Assistant: An Online Integrated Clinic Management SystemYul BryanM. Varca MITNorthern Negros State College of Science and TechnologyMany people keep animals as pets for company. Pets are fun to spend time with, but taking care of them is also hard work. Veterinarians ensure a safe food supply for people by monitoring and maintaining the health of food-producing animals. The Vet Assistant: An Online Integrated Clinic Management System was developed to aid the business for the automation of process and transactions specifically to Dr. S & J Veterinary Clinic and Grooming Center to test the efficiency of the software through several test cases and observation. The system is capable of data storage and is responsible for quick access and retrieval of data and information. Prior to the development of the system, it is designed with an add, edit, delete, update and search functions that allows the user to input different types of entries such as information about clients, pets, products, services & diagnosis findings for every checkup, that can also be edited and searched by keywords. Also, it is capable of handling point of sales with the integration of data from inventory stock in and stock out. For scheduled patient, the system can also notify clients via SMS without manually texting them one by one. As it was consulted by the end user or the veterinarian, the client’s profile must contain all the information of its pet and its medical records stored in the system. The results obtained from testing cases shows that the proposed system offers and effective and efficient means in doing research activities for the researcher to deliver such system. And that the system also has passed the McCall’s criteria which means that the system is of average quality.