LambuVet keeps farmers, flocks, herds and clinical history together: who keeps what, what was treated, what it ate, what it produced and what it cost. Built for the way livestock is actually kept in Nigeria.
Registering takes a minute and creates your account and your first farm together.
The platform
A dairy herd is followed animal by animal. A poultry house is one flock with a head count. Both are first-class here, and a farmer can keep some of each.
Every farmer is registered once and issued an identifier they keep — printed on a card, read down a phone line, and joining everything filed under it: their ward, their animals, their cases, their cover. A farmer who moves keeps the number they were given.
Nobody tags five thousand chickens, and a platform that insists on it does not get used. A flock is one record with a head count, and every death, sale and stocking moves that count through a ledger nothing can edit after the fact.
For herds where individuals are tracked: tag numbers, breed, parentage and a lifetime history. Every weight, movement, treatment and vaccination on one timeline. Open an animal and you see everything that has ever happened to it.
A farmer reports a concern, a vet triages it, records findings and treatments, and closes it with an outcome. Nothing is lost in a phone call or a notebook.
Who it is for
A farmer is registered once and issued an identifier they keep for life. A field officer records what they find on the day. A vet takes the case. An administrator sees across every ward and farm, and a funder gets figures that can be checked against the records they came from.
Questions
Register, add your animals or your first flock, and record what happens to them. Everything else — cases, feed, cover, reports — builds on that.
