Waitlist Veterinary · 1 to 3 doctors

Your front desk is on hold. So are twenty clients.

Call overflow answered, appointments booked, refill requests routed to the right person, reminders sent. Scheduling and logistics only, with a hard line at anything medical.

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A quiet veterinary clinic reception at early morning, a phone on the front desk, empty waiting bench by the window — Front desk opens at eight. Twenty calls came in during yesterday's peak and nobody could reach the phone.

Why this industry is on our list

24 to 28% of calls to the average veterinary clinic go unanswered, roughly one in four appointments¹

90%+ of veterinary appointments are still booked over the phone¹

$100K+ combined missed revenue and wasted marketing spend for a typical three-doctor practice²

~20 calls unanswered per day at a mid-size clinic during peak hours²

What we would handle

The routine, every night.

Call overflow answered when the front desk is on another line or with a client
Appointment booking and rescheduling into your practice software
Prescription refill requests captured and routed to a technician, never approved by the agent
Appointment and vaccine reminders
Boarding and grooming inquiries
Post-visit follow-up and review requests
Morning digest with everything captured overnight and anything that needs a human

What would wait for you

The judgment calls.

Anything medical. The agent does not triage, assess symptoms, or advise
Every emergency call is routed immediately to your emergency line or the on-call number, with no triage attempted
Euthanasia and end-of-life conversations. These go to a person, always
Prescription approvals
Billing disputes and goodwill credits

Nothing irreversible happens without a human. That is the same in every industry we work in.

Systems we would connect to

ezyVetAVImarkCornerstoneShepherdVetspireGoogle WorkspaceRingCentralOpenPhoneTwilio-based phones

A note on scope: we handle scheduling and logistics, not care. The agent never performs triage or gives medical guidance of any kind, and anything urgent goes straight to a human. We also do not build workflows that involve human patient data.

1. Unanswered call rate and share of appointments booked by phone: Peerlogic, which reports 24 to 28% of calls to the average clinic going unanswered. Other vendors publish higher figures; we quote the most conservative we found.

2. Peak-hour call volume and three-doctor practice loss estimates: Veterinary Practice Phone Statistics, 2026. Published by a vendor in this market; treat as an estimate rather than independent research.

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