For UK veterinary practices

The vet website your clients will actually book through.

Exotic-pet and end-of-life care framed with the care they deserve. Each veterinary surgeon’s RCVS number on the team page. Enquiry forms routed to your practice email. Built by working clinicians who treat websites like yours every day.

Exotic-pet welcome Online consultation booking RCVS numbers shown clearly
Simple veterinary pricing

£399/year, all inclusive. Each additional practice is £199/year.

No per-vet fees. No "premium tier" with the same software hidden behind a different colour. The same pricing whether you’re a single-handed independent or a five-vet group practice.

VETERINARY WEBSITE

One practice, one website

£399/year, all inclusive

Bespoke veterinary site. Exotic-pet pages, end-of-life landing, RCVS-registered team page, out-of-hours partner badging. Updates by email or phone. Annual review.

  • RCVS numbers on team page
  • Exotic-pet and end-of-life landing pages
  • Out-of-hours partner badged in the footer
  • News, opening hours, services, team
  • Enquiry form routed to your practice email
  • Updates by email or phone

Price locked for 60 months from your start date. Cancel any time after year one. See full terms →

AI client chatbot

~£20/month average

Trained only on your practice’s services and policies. Answers opening-hours, exotic-pet welcome and emergency-partner questions out of hours. Refuses to diagnose, recommend dosing or replace a vet consultation.

Multi-practice operators

+£199/year per additional practice

One brand, multiple practices. Shared design, per-practice team and opening hours, per-practice enquiry routing. Pricing applies from your second practice onwards. 20% bundle discount at 4+ practices.

Who we work with

Built for every kind of UK veterinary practice.

From a single-handed Cotswolds practice to a small group, mixed small-animal to exotic-pet specialist to equine ambulatory. The same family-led design, the same RCVS framing, the same flat pricing.

Independent small-animal practices

Family-led design with named-team photography, exotic-pet welcome, end-of-life landing, out-of-hours partner badging.

Exotic-pet specialists

Species-specific landing pages (rabbits, reptiles, birds, small mammals), exotic-pet vet badged on the team page, clinics-day banner so owners know when to come.

Mixed practices

Small-animal AND farm/equine workflows on one site. Separate booking flows, separate emergency-partner numbers, separate team photography by section.

Equine ambulatory

Visit-based scheduling, yard-route planning, breeding-season reminders, lameness-assessment booking. Sensible site for an audience that books over the phone but wants to remember the practice exists between calls.

Out-of-hours and emergency-only

Out-of-hours partner-clinic framing, clear "are we the right place to call?" triage on the homepage, parent-practice referral list.

Small groups

Shared brand across two-to-ten practices, per-practice pages with their own RCVS-registered team and opening hours, central enquiry routing with practice assignment.

Why we win

The five mistakes other vet-website agencies make.

1. Treating vets as “a kind of GP”

Most healthcare-website agencies don’t do vets, or treat the brief like a human GP one with different vocabulary. Vet workflows are different: exotic-pet pages, emergency-partner badging, end-of-life. We get it.

2. Claiming CQC regulation

Vets are RCVS-regulated, not CQC. Most agencies copy-paste CQC language from a human GP template. That’s a Practice Standards Scheme finding waiting to happen. Our copy uses RCVS throughout.

3. End-of-life service tucked away

End-of-life care is one of the most emotionally charged moments for any client. Most vet websites bury it or use clinical language. We give it a calm, named landing page with the team who’ll be there on the day — so a grieving family knows what to expect before they pick up the phone.

4. End-of-life treated like a service line

An owner reading about euthanasia at 11pm is in pieces. Most sites bury it behind “services”. We give it its own gentle landing page with a quiet enquiry form, and the senior vet (not the front desk) gets the email.

5. Out-of-hours number hidden in the footer

An emergency call needs the partner-practice number in big text on the homepage at 22:30 on a Sunday. We put it there. Lives, sometimes, depend on this.

6. No exotic-pet welcome signalling

Rabbit owners feel underserved by most vets. If you have an exotic-pet vet, we badge them clearly on the team page, with their species expertise listed. Local rabbit owners find you.

Want clients booking online instead of phoning between 9 and 11am?

See our live customer demo. Exotic-pet welcome, end-of-life landing, RCVS-aware — built for veterinary practice, ready in two weeks.

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