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Pet Shop Mark3
Pet Shop Mark3
Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
integral part of our daily lives, making tasks easy and possible. As
emerge as a strategic necessity for the clinic to stay competitive and meet
companions, pet clinics play a crucial role. However, challenges arise for
communication inconsistencies.
healthcare sector. PHCS aims to provide a reliable system for pet owners
healthcare costs and save time, providing more accurate information for
(ALSAADI, 2020).
The goal of the system is to create a tool for managing the workflow
All these vets need a web application to manage their work, clients,
grooming, hostel services and boarding. Pet owners typically visit the
using form, pet’s and appointment records using calendar book and
diagnosis pets’ record using form. By using this kind of system, all the
efficient. As all the records are kept in database, this can reduce the
stable and most widely used mobile communication methods after phone
2013)
companionship and joy that pets bring to their lives. The Island Pets
dogs and cats, the clinic provides essential services such as vaccinations,
traditional methods like cards, forms, and books for managing pet
and misplaced forms. With four years of operation, the clinic is seeking a
growing demands of modern pet care, "The Island Pets Veterinary Clinic
Through this system, The Island Pets Veterinary Clinic can anticipate
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Elham Mohammed Thabit A. Alsaadi (2020). Pet Health Care System. Journal
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Ainin Sofea Binti Azhari (2020). Veterinary Clinic Management System. Bachelor of
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https://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/33985/
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www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5782 (print) ISSN 2225-0506 (online) Vol.3, No.10, 2013