The sick-visit call comes in during the morning rush
A dog that has been vomiting since last night, a cat that will not eat. The owner calls at 8 a.m. with everyone else, and a voicemail sends them to the emergency clinic.
Pages for the services pet owners search, a phone agent that answers when the front desk is weighing a dog, and reminders that cover every pet in the house.
A dog that has been vomiting since last night, a cat that will not eat. The owner calls at 8 a.m. with everyone else, and a voicemail sends them to the emergency clinic.
Reminders are printed and mailed when someone gets to them. Rabies boosters lapse, and the owner only notices when the boarding kennel asks.
The same family gets a reminder for each animal on different weeks. Nobody offers to see all three in one visit.
Wellness exams, vaccines, dental cleanings, spay and neuter, urgent sick visits: each gets a page that says what to expect and books it.
See how it works →Answers when the desk can’t, collects the pet’s name and the problem, offers today’s urgent openings for sick visits, and texts the confirmation.
See how it works →Vaccine, wellness and dental reminders grouped by family, with real openings to book all the pets at once.
See how it works →You decide what counts as an emergency. The phone agent gives those callers the number you choose, including the emergency hospital after hours, and flags the record for your team in the morning.
No. It collects what the owner describes, books the soonest opening you allow, and leaves the clinical questions to your veterinarians and technicians.
Yes. It records each pet on the household’s record and books them back to back when the calendar allows.
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