Worried owners on the phone
They call because the cat isn’t eating while the vet is in consult and the nurse is holding a dog. The call is missed and they find another clinic.
Owners book from your website or a link and tell you the pet’s name, species and reason for the visit up front. The vet sees it before the consultation, and the reminder goes out the day before by itself.
They call because the cat isn’t eating while the vet is in consult and the nurse is holding a dog. The call is missed and they find another clinic.
The diary shows the owner’s name, but not whether a cat or a German shepherd is coming, or why. The appointment length is wrong from the start.
The booster is due next month, the owner promises to call, then forgets. Without reminders, follow-up visits slip away.
You add your vets, services and hours, and give each service its own questions about the pet. Every booking is checked against the diary, wherever it comes from.
Consultation, vaccination, annual health check, parasite treatment: each with its own length. They choose a vet or the first one free.
Name, species from a list, breed, age, reason for the visit. You decide which fields are required, and the AI receptionist asks the required ones too before booking.
The appointment lands in the diary with every answer. The vet knows who’s coming and can prepare.
The owner gets a reminder with a link to move or cancel if there’s still time.
Fields for name, species, breed, age or weight, per service. Answers stay on the booking even if you change the questions later.
Hours, breaks and holidays for each vet. Surgery is only offered with the vets who operate.
Answers late-night questions about vaccination prices, preparing a pet for surgery or opening hours from your knowledge base, and books appointments.
Messages by email or Telegram to owners you haven’t seen in a while, for example before tick season. Unsubscribing never affects appointment reminders.
If the day they want is full on your booking page, the owner can join the waitlist and is offered the slot when someone cancels.
After the visit, heylally can ask for a review on your Google profile. It’s off by default and you switch it on in settings.
Describe services the way owners think of them: consultation, vaccination, annual health check, parasite treatment, each with its real length. Give each service the pet questionnaire: name, species from a list, breed and age, and make required whatever the vet can’t do without. Add your vets with their hours and the services they provide. In your knowledge base, explain how to prepare a pet for bloods or surgery, what to bring and where to go for out-of-hours emergencies. Then add the widget to your website or share your booking page.
Yes. Each service has its own fields: text, list, number, date. Name and species are usually required, and the booking can’t be completed without them.
14 days free. No card. Cancel any time, no hard feelings.
Take bookings through a form on your website.
One location, AI on your website and in Telegram.
For growing teams across several locations.
For groups that need scale and control.
Set up the pet questionnaire and your vets’ hours; the reminders go out on their own.
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