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Example case studies

How the plan changes a practice's week

These veterinary marketing case studies follow example practices with made-up names. Each one shows the week before the plan and the numbers after.

  • Two CSRs keeping up with a busy morning at the front desk of a two-DVM practiceExample
    A CompanionBooked notice: a new client, Ava Lopez, found the animal hospital on Google Maps and booked her kitten Maple online on Sunday night.

    New client booked onlineSunday night, from Maps

    An example practice

    Two-DVM practice

    Merrow Vale Vet Care

    Morning callers kept hitting voicemail

    One location, two DVMs and four CSRs. After three months with us, morning callers stopped hitting voicemail, the new site booked visits overnight, and reminders landed by due date.

    No-shows
    18 monthly7
    Calls lost
    31%3%
    First visits
    11 a month29
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  • Small-town DVM welcoming a father, his daughter and their dog at the clinic doorExample

    New 5-star reviewReply posted by lunch

    Small-town clinic

    Sandpiper Animal Clinic

    Ranked below three rivals on Maps

    Reviews
    23 in total141
    Rank on Maps
    not top 10#2
    Calls from Maps
    20 a month70 a month
  • Solo DVM listening to a calm tabby cat's heart on the exam table while its owner strokes itExample

    Lunch call answered12:41 p.m., booked a recheck

    Single DVM

    Quailridge Pet Hospital

    Lunch-hour calls rang with no answer

    Calls missed
    14 a day2
    Lunch bookings
    0 a week11 a week
    Voicemails
    20 a morning3 to return
  • Brand-new exam room at a new vet practice, ready for its first petsExample

    Site went up on day 14Booking on every page

    Brand-new practice

    Tallgrass Veterinary Clinic

    Opened the doors with an empty schedule

    First-month visits
    212
    Google rank
    unlistedtop 3
    New clients
    0 at opening58/mo
  • Two vet techs coaxing a smiling Great Dane onto the floor scale in a busy four-DVM hospitalExample

    One inboxFacebook message answered at 7:12 a.m.

    Four-DVM team

    Marigold Lane Animal Hospital

    Refill calls and Facebook messages went unread

    Refill calls
    60 weekly15 weekly
    Tabs open
    5 apps1 inbox
    Texts answered
    next day1 hr
  • Three DVMs talking over the day with coffee in the practice break roomExample

    Ad call trackedGoogle Ads, Tuesday 4:12 p.m.

    Three DVMs

    Bluestem Veterinary Care

    Paid for ads with no idea what worked

    Ad cost
    $96 a client$41
    Calls from ads
    not tracked88/mo
    Setup
    2 weeks
  • Group owner going over all three clinics in one app on a laptop in his officeExample

    Three locationsOne shared inbox

    Three locations

    Redbud Vet Group

    Six vendor bills and a website nobody updated

    Bills
    6 a month1
    Logins
    7 each1 each
    Site updates
    6 weeks out2 days
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Practice manager on a video call at her desk, going over her phones, website and Google listing
A CompanionBooked notice pointing to the leak in the week: about 14 lunch-hour calls a week going unanswered.

Ninety days later

  • Ryan D., owner of a vet practice
    Ryan D.Owner, Fenby
    -57%cost per client

    Each ad call is in our monthly report now, so I know which ads pay for themselves.

  • Marisol W., a CSR at a vet practice
    Marisol W.CSR, Bayside
    Down 41%missed visits across 3 clinics

    Rebooking a missed visit took three phone calls. These days a tap on the text picks another slot.

  • Desmond N., a DVM
    Desmond N.DVM, Oakmont
    141 reviewson Google, up from 23

    We sat at 23 reviews for years. These days every checkout ends with a text asking for one, and we reply quickly.

  • Alana K., a practice manager
    Alana K.Manager, Oaks
    11 a weeklunch bookings

    I used to spend afternoons returning lunch voicemails. Now they're booked before the team is back.

  • Rohan S., head CSR at a vet practice
    Rohan S.Head CSR, Linden
    1 hrto answer a message

    Facebook messages used to sit for days. Now they show up beside our texts and get answered fast.

  • Jamie R., operations lead for a vet practice
    Jamie R.Ops lead, Birch
    58/monthnew clients/mo

    Opening week, the schedule was bare. By month three, new clients were booking online at night.

Case studies

About the example practices

Asked by owners who've read this far. Filter the answers by tapping a word, like example or price.

5 questions

Who are these practices?

They're example practices with invented names. Each is built from the problems vet practices name most: missed calls, no-shows, a quiet Google listing and a dated site.

What does each case study show?

Each one shows a practice's week before the plan, what our team changed, and the numbers 90 days later: calls answered, bookings, reviews and new clients.

Could my practice see results like these?

That's the goal. On the demo we find the spots where callers, open slots and first-time visitors slip away today, and which fix comes first.

What's included in the plan these practices are on?

The full plan: the software (texting, phones, online booking, the AI receptionist, payments and wellness plans, reports and a branded app), a website built and updated by us, and marketing our people handle for you. All three come in one monthly plan, priced on a 30-minute call.

How long before anything changes?

The site, phones and texting are running by day 14, and the desk feels it that week. Reviews and Google rankings climb over the following two to three months.

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