For goat and sheep keepers
Talk normally. Ellie files it on the animal.
Chat forgets the herd. Ellie doesn’t.

Educational info only. Consult your vet.
What the record is good for.
The examples below are Bella, a Nubian doe in the demo herd.
Every animal keeps its own record.
What you tell Ellie is filed under the animal: observations, weights, FAMACHA and body condition scores, and every treatment. Next season you won’t be guessing when Bella was last dewormed.
Doses come from a fixed table.
The dose calculator is a fixed reference table for goats and sheep. Enter a weight, pick the medication, and get the dose, route, and meat and milk withdrawal times to confirm with your vet and the label. It keeps working offline once you’ve opened it.
Open the dose calculatorFor reference only. Many of these medications are used extra-label in small ruminants. Always confirm dose, route, and withdrawal times with a licensed veterinarian and the product label.
Your vet gets the whole story.
Ask for a vet report and Ellie turns your records into a printable summary, with a share link that works for 7 days. Your vet can read it before the visit and add their own notes.
This report is generated from owner-entered records in Ellie. It is a triage and record-keeping aid, not a diagnosis. Please confirm findings clinically.
- [urgent] FAMACHA score 4, slightly lethargic (active)
- FAMACHA 4 — anemia risk, recommend evaluation
- Active withdrawal: Ivermectin — meat 34 days left; milk 8 days left
Ellie asks what to check, then files the answers.
Say what you see, in your own words. Ellie asks the follow-up questions that matter, like FAMACHA score, body condition, appetite and energy, puts the answers on the animal’s record, and tells you how urgent it looks and when to call your vet.
Pale eyelids noted for Bella. Quick questions:
- FAMACHA score (1-5)?
- Body condition (thin/normal/heavy)?
- Eating and drinking?
- Energy level?
Bella - updated:
- FAMACHA: 4 (pale)
- Body condition: Thin
- Appetite: Normal
- Energy: Low
Status: Urgent - FAMACHA 4 with low energy suggests significant parasite load.
Contact your vet today about deworming options.
Free to start when Ellie opens.
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- A record for every animal
- 10 messages a day
- Dose calculator and care protocols
- Vet report with a share link
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Keep more than goats and sheep?
Ellie’s triage questions, dose table and care protocols cover goats and sheep today. Tell us what else is in your barn. It decides what we cover next.