Pet care — veterinary clinics, pet grooming, pet supply shops — is a small but genuinely growing category in Erbil and other Iraqi cities. It's also a category that doesn't map cleanly onto either 'clinic' or 'shop' software, because a lot of pet businesses are actually both at once.
Where a vet practice looks like a human clinic
Patient (in this case, pet) directory tracking by owner's phone number, a service catalogue for checkups and treatments, and a visit history — this is functionally identical to what a small human clinic needs, just with an animal instead of a person as the patient on record.
Where it looks more like retail
Many pet businesses in Erbil combine clinical services with a retail side — food, accessories, grooming supplies — sold directly from the same location. That half of the business needs inventory and barcode-style checkout, not a service catalogue, and a pure clinic system without any retail/stock features misses it entirely.
The practical answer
A pure veterinary clinic with no retail side fits clinic-style software well. A combined pet-care-and-retail business — common in Erbil's pet business scene — is better served by market-style inventory tracking, possibly alongside a simple customer directory for repeat visits, rather than forcing the whole operation into a clinical template it only half matches.
TU2 Clinic (patient directory, service catalogue, visit tracking) and TU2 Market (barcode POS, stock tracking) can both be worth a look depending on which half of your business actually drives more of your day — ask us which fits better for your specific setup.