Health & personal care
Pets fall ill outside opening hours, and the owner is worried. The agent answers, applies your urgency rules, and refers or books.
Outside opening hours a worried owner gets a recording instead of an answer.
During a consultation or surgery the front desk is unreachable.
Booking vaccinations and annual checks is chasing work that always slips.
What the agent does
The agent answers 24/7 and asks your fixed questions: species, age, what is wrong and for how long. Based on your rules it transfers, refers to the clinic on call, or books a consultation.
Consultations, vaccinations and checks are booked into per-vet blocks with the right consultation length and an SMS confirmation.
Every call reaches you as a WhatsApp or e-mail summary: species, age, the complaint in the owner’s own words, the timestamp and what the agent arranged.
Every caller is recorded, including new owners who only asked about fees. That list is the basis for vaccination and check-up reminders, which the agent can then call out itself.
Questions about consultation fees, which species you treat, insurance and out-of-hours cover come from your own knowledge base.
Outside hours, the difference between a recording and a real conversation is enormous — even when the outcome is a referral to the emergency clinic.
During surgery nobody has to choose between the phone and the patient.
Annual checks and vaccinations are predictable work. The agent works the list and books what is confirmed.
An SMS with time and place prevents empty consultation blocks without anyone chasing.
We list the drawbacks because otherwise you discover them after buying. Each one comes with how we handle it.
It does not decide whether something is serious and says nothing about symptoms. It applies your rules and transfers when in doubt — deliberately conservative, sometimes transferring unnecessarily.
An owner with a dog hit by a car wants a person immediately. Those scenarios are wired to transfer or refer without intake.
Which clinic is on call rotates. If that is not correct in your knowledge base, the agent refers to the wrong one.
No, it applies your rules. You define which answers trigger a transfer or referral — a road accident, breathing difficulty, poisoning — and the agent follows them without judgement of its own.
Yes, using the details you put in your knowledge base, including rotating cover. It gives name, address and phone number and can text them.
Yes, by call or message. You supply the list of due dates; the agent proposes slots and books confirmed appointments into the right calendar.
No, never. It records what the owner says and acts on your rules. Every substantive question goes to the vet.
Book check-ups, process cancellations and refill the slots that open up.
Book intakes and follow-ups, refill cancellations and answer cover questions.
Book treatments, refill cancellations and stay reachable after closing.
Tell us how your phone runs today and we will show you in a demo what the agent does in your situation.