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CallsYou for vet practices, groomers and pet boarding

In a vet practice the phone rings just as the vet is examining a patient and the nurse is holding a wriggling cat. Owners ask what vaccinations, neutering or microchipping cost, when you are open and whether anyone sees exotics on Saturdays. CallsYou answers in chat from your website and connects the owner with reception through a callback, usually in about 30 seconds. The assistant gives no veterinary advice and does not assess symptoms - it shares information from your site, and for anything urgent it points to the phone number and out-of-hours details you provide.

Example flowlive
  1. Step 19:15 pm - question about spaying
  2. Step 2AI shares price and preparation
  3. Step 3Owner books a callback for 8:30
  4. Step 48:30 - system rings reception
  5. Step 5Surgery booked for next week
Today

What costs you time and money today

The vet is in surgery, the nurse is assisting and reception is handing out medication and taking payment - a new client calling to register a puppy for vaccinations ends up with the practice across town.
The same questions come in every day: how much is spaying a cat, can I walk in for a rabies jab, does my dog need to fast before surgery, what does a night of boarding cost - and each one takes the team away from the animals in front of them.
Owners write in the evening and at weekends when their pet starts acting strangely, and a Facebook message read the next morning is no use to them - they need to know right away where to call and whether anyone can see them today.
Before summer holidays and Christmas, questions about boarding, grooming, pet passports and travel vaccinations pile up, and reception cannot keep up with calling back everyone who left a voicemail.

Where it pays off most: routine questions answered, a fast call from reception

In a vet practice most questions are about prices, opening hours, preparing for a procedure and extra services - and the answers are already on your website. The assistant reads all of it - prices, services, team, opening hours, boarding, grooming, directions - and checks for changes every night. In the dashboard you add what the site does not say: the exotics vet is in on Wednesdays, pets should fast before neutering as instructed by the vet, urgent cases must call the out-of-hours number. Questions about symptoms, medication doses or prognosis get no clinical answer - the assistant says plainly that only a vet can assess that and offers contact with the practice. When an owner wants an appointment, they get your online booking link or leave their number, and the system rings a free person on reception and connects them.

AI chat assistantwins here
  • Answers about prices, hours, boarding and grooming from your website
  • Shares your online booking link or the out-of-hours number you add
  • Never assesses symptoms or advises on treatment - it points to a vet
30-second callbackcomplement
  • The owner talks to reception before calling another practice
  • The call goes to whoever is not assisting in surgery
  • After hours the owner picks a time and the callback runs when you open
Step by step

What it looks like in practice

Times and numbers are examples - they show the situation, not a guaranteed result.

1Tuesday, 9:15 pm - a chat message

Kate has adopted a cat from a shelter and is looking for a practice to spay her. She asks in chat what the procedure costs and how to prepare.

2The assistant answers from your website

It gives the spaying price from your price list, the note on your site about a check-up before surgery, and the instruction from your dashboard that the vet explains preparation in detail. Asked whether the cat is too young, it is clear - the vet will decide at the examination.

3The owner picks a callback time

The practice is closed, so the assistant offers a call from reception. Kate chooses 8:30 and leaves her number, and the lead with the chat transcript waits in your dashboard.

48:30 - the system connects reception and owner

At the chosen time the system rings a free person on reception and, once they pick up, connects them with Kate. The receptionist sees it is about spaying a young cat and suggests a check-up straight away.

5Check-up and surgery in the diary

Kate books an examination on Thursday and a provisional surgery date, and reception notes that it is a shelter cat. A new client stays with your practice for vaccinations and future visits.

Sample conversation

What it looks like on your website

In the chat, the AI assistant or your team replies - you decide when. On the phone, it is always a person.

AI assistantonline · replies instantly
How much are puppy vaccinations and do I need an appointment?
You will find vaccination prices here: link to the vaccinations page. Vaccinations are by appointment.
He is coughing a bit, is that serious?
I cannot assess that - the vet will check him at the visit. Shall I ask reception to call you now?
Features

The features that work hardest here

The assistant reads your website

Just enter your address - it learns your prices, services, opening hours, boarding and grooming, and checks for changes every night.

Knowledge added in the dashboard

Add which vet works which days, your out-of-hours number, or a rule like "for questions about symptoms always refer to the practice".

AI when nobody is at the chat

When reception is busy at the desk or the practice is closed, the assistant answers - and reception can take over any time just by typing.

Callback at a chosen time

An owner writing in the evening picks a time for the call, and the system rings reception and connects them once you open.

Lead notifications

A new after-hours lead can arrive on Telegram, for example, so in the morning you know exactly who to call back.

Pricing

What it costs and what you get in this industry

The same simple plans for every business - below, what they do for you specifically. 3 days free, no contract, cancel in one click.

Chat only

Chat

An AI assistant that answers on your website instantly

$29/month
Included in the plan:
  • 1 agent
  • Up to 250 chat conversations / mo
  • The AI assistant knows your whole website
In your industry:
  • Answers about prices, hours, boarding and grooming from your website
  • Shares your online booking link or the out-of-hours number you add
  • Never assesses symptoms or advises on treatment - it points to a vet
For more traffic

Business

For businesses with heavy traffic and a bigger team

$109/month
Included in the plan:
  • 5 agents
  • Up to 1,000 chat conversations / mo
  • 100 min on the phone or 200 min in the app
Everything in Chat + Call, plus:
  • Everything in Chat + Call
  • Agent order: who answers first and who takes over
  • Call recording
  • "Phone only" mode
FAQ

Questions

Will the assistant tell an owner what to do if their dog seems unwell?

No. The assistant gives no veterinary advice and does not assess symptoms. It shares information from your website - opening hours, phone number, out-of-hours details if you add them - and says plainly that only a vet can assess the animal.

Will the AI answer the phone when reception is busy?

No. The AI only answers in chat, and on the phone it is always a person. The callback works by ringing whoever on your team is free - in the dashboard, the app or on their mobile - and connecting them with the pet owner.

Does CallsYou book appointments into our practice software?

No, CallsYou does not connect to calendars or booking systems. The assistant can share your online booking link, chat and call history is in the dashboard, and you can send leads to your CRM through the API and webhooks.

See CallsYou in your business

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