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Remote Vet Assistant
Масофавий ветеринария ёрдамчиси
Remote veterinary assistant care for smallholder farmers in Uzbekistan.
A daily-check system that catches problems early — before the only option is the butcher.
In the field
Where the work happens
From the foothills of the Fergana Valley to family pastures outside Tashkent — smallholder farms feeding their families and selling to neighbors.
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What it does
Catch health problems early. Give the owner real visibility into the herd.
RVA is a two-part system. The caretaker uses a phone in the barn to record a brief daily check on each animal — photos, behavior, and any red flags. The owner sees everything from anywhere: status of each cow, history over time, and immediate alerts when something is wrong.
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Daily check (designed to take under 2 minutes per cow)
Designed for one-handed use: scan ear tag, take 3–4 guided photos, tap a 3×3 behavior grid. No typing, no menus.
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Owner sees everything
Per-cow profile with history, photo timeline, behavior trends. Status indicators surface yellow and red cases before they escalate.
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Red flag alerts
If the caretaker sees something very wrong, one tap sends an immediate alert to the owner with whatever photos have been taken. No diagnosis required — the system flags, the vet decides.
Get in touch
Working with farms, vets, and partners
Currently in pilot development with a partner farm in Fergana. If you're a smallholder farmer, a veterinarian, or a partner organization interested in the project, please reach out.
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