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AI receptionist for veterinary clinics

Every worried pet owner gets an answer

Your agent books visits, captures pet details, answers routine questions and points true emergencies to the right place, fast.

Sound familiar?

What gets in the way for veterinary clinics

Phones never stop

Refill requests, appointment calls and questions pile up while techs are with patients.

Emergencies after close

Owners need clear guidance at night, not a full voicemail box.

Missing details

Callbacks take longer when you don't know the pet, the issue or the urgency.

Example call

Hear how a call goes

An illustrative call with a fictional business. Your agent uses your own services, hours and rules.

Questions your agent can ask

  • What kind of pet is it, and what's their name and age?
  • Is your pet already a patient with us?
  • What's going on, or what is the visit for?
  • How long has this been happening?

Built-in emergency rules

  • Treat as emergencies: trouble breathing, collapse or unresponsiveness, seizures, heavy bleeding, hit by a car or a major fall, suspected poisoning (for example chocolate, xylitol, grapes or raisins, antifreeze, rat poison, or human medications), a swollen or bloated belly with unproductive retching, a male cat straining to urinate, inability to stand, or difficult labor.
  • For an emergency during open hours, follow the emergency-capability setting (tell them to come in now and alert staff, or transfer). When closed, or if the clinic refers emergencies, give the configured emergency hospital's name, address, and phone and tell them to go now.
  • If poisoning is suspected and the clinic enabled it, also share ASPCA Animal Poison Control at (888) 426-4435 (a fee may apply).
Happy Paws Animal Hospital (example)Example transcript
  1. Ava (AI)Thanks for calling Happy Paws Animal Hospital. I'm Ava, the clinic's AI assistant. This call is recorded. How can I help?

  2. CallerMy dog needs his yearly shots.

  3. Ava (AI)Happy to help. What's your dog's name and age, and has he been seen here before?

  4. CallerMax, he's 4, and yes he's a patient.

  5. Ava (AI)Thanks. For Max's annual visit I have Wednesday at 10 a.m. or Friday at 1:30 p.m.

  6. CallerFriday works.

  7. Ava (AI)Max is booked for Friday at 1:30 p.m. I'll text you a reminder the day before.

Features

What veterinary clinics use most

Books appointments

Checks your real availability and books the job while the caller is still on the line.

Instant lead alerts

Get a text and email the moment a new lead calls, with their name, number and exactly what they need.

Brain builder with website import

Answer a short interview written for your industry, or import your website. Your agent only says what you approve.

Answers on your schedule

Only the calls you miss, only after hours, every call, or a custom weekly schedule. You stay in control.

Missed-call text-back

If a caller hangs up before anyone answers, they get a friendly text right away so the lead doesn't go cold.

Transcripts & summaries

Every call is summarized in plain English with the details captured, plus the full transcript and recording.

Starts with services like these

Your template comes pre-filled. Keep, edit or remove anything.

  • Wellness exam
  • Vaccinations
  • Sick or injured pet exam
  • New puppy or kitten visit
  • Dental cleaning (drop-off procedure)
  • Spay or neuter (surgery)
  • Nail trim
  • Travel health certificate

A front desk that never misses a call, built for veterinary clinics

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