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CompanionBooked

Google and Meta ads for vet practices

New clients through your door,
from Google and Facebook ads.

CompanionBooked runs Google ads for veterinarians, plus Facebook and Instagram campaigns, for US vet practices. Our team writes and manages each ad, and every new client is traced back to the ad behind the booking.

  • New clients traced to each ad
  • Managed weekly by us
DVM welcoming a new client and his kitten in the waiting area
A CompanionBooked notice: a new client, Priya Shah, booked a kitten exam from the animal hospital's Google ad, traced to the "Vet near me, Cary" ad.

Live in 14 daysAds planned, made and run by us

  • Top of Google, on Maps too
  • Facebook and Instagram
  • Aimed at nearby towns
  • Live in 14 days
Who does what

What our ads team does each week

Open afternoons on the schedule, and nobody on staff who knows Google Ads. Our team handles the account setup, the ad copy and the pages each ad opens.

  • CompanionBooked's live campaigns for Cary: a Google search ad for vet near me and a Facebook ad for wellness plans.

    Campaigns built and managed

    Search, Maps and social campaigns set up around the services you want to fill.

  • A Facebook ad designed by our team with the practice's own photo of a puppy exam.

    Ads designed

    Our team writes the words and designs the pictures, using photos of your team, your building and the pets you see.

  • The animal hospital's dental cleaning page with its $395 price and a Book online button.

    Pages each ad lands on

    Each ad links to a site page about that one service, with a booking button on it.

  • Ad spend by week moving from ads that bring no calls to the ads that book visits.

    Weekly tuning

    We move budget to the ads that bring calls and bookings and pause the ones that don't.

Your practice pays its ad spend straight to the ad platforms

The clicks bill your card; our team's work sits inside the plan.

What CompanionBooked's ads team ran this month: Google Ads calls, Facebook ad forms and this week's changes.

Who runs your campaigns

Your account manager holds a monthly call on what the ads brought in. Two specialists build and tune the campaigns.

  • Dana Whitfield

    Account manager

  • Marcus Ellison

    Google Ads lead

  • Priya Raman

    Social ads lead

What we run

Six parts of an ad plan, run by our team

Every part below is set up and managed by us. Pick one to see what it does for your practice.

Google Search

First in line for every nearby vet search on Google

Search ads appear above the map whenever someone nearby types a vet search. We bid on the services you want to fill, like dentals, new puppies and sick pets seen today, and keep your money off searches that don't fit, like jobs or pet food.

  • Ads only for the towns and distance you choose, so you don't pay for clicks from people two hours away.
  • Job hunters, pet food shoppers and other searches that won't book are kept out of your ads.
  • Ads timed to your open hours, plus after close when booking is online.
See how SEO & AI Search adds to it
A Google search ad for dog and cat dental cleaning in Cary, with the practice's dental prices listed above the map.

Getting live

Your first ads live inside 14 days

You give us an hour, spread over a call and an approval. Our people handle accounts, tracking, words and pictures.

  1. Day 1

    Call

    We ask which services you want to fill, which towns you draw from and what a new client is worth to your practice.

    Thirty minutes

  2. Week 1

    Your accounts

    We open the ad accounts at Google and Meta under your practice's name. Your practice pays its ad spend straight to the ad platforms. Tracking goes in before any ad runs.

    In your name

  3. Week 2

    Ads

    Our team writes the ads, designs the pictures and builds the landing pages. You review everything and ask for changes before launch.

    Written, designed, shown to you

  4. Day 14

    Launch

    The ads switch on, the desk phones start ringing and new pet parents book online. In those first weeks we watch every search term and cut what doesn't bring calls or bookings.

    Live in 14 days

  5. Monthly

    Tune

    Each month you get a short report on calls, bookings and new clients by ad, then talk with Dana about what to try next.

    Monthly numbers, then a call

What pet parents search

Ads for the searches that book

Pet parents also type

  • my dog is limping vet near me

    Sick pets

    Shows your same-day openings

  • vet for an older cat near me

    Cat care

    Sends them to your cat page

  • same day vet appointment

    Same day

    Books the slots still open today

  • vet open saturday near me

    Saturdays

    Running when you're open

  • where to get puppy shots near me

    Vaccines

    Opens your puppy and kitten page

  • who is the best vet near me

    Star ratings

    Shows your Google rating on the ad

  • cat dental cleaning cost nearby

    Dental days

    Fills the dental days you set

  • vet taking new clients near me

    New clients

    Books them straight online

  • spay and neuter near me

    Surgery days

    Fills the slots you choose

Request a demo

No contract. No setup fee. Live in 14 days.

See the ads we'd run for you

We'll pull up the searches pet parents run in your town and show you the first ads we'd launch, with the pages behind them. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.

Practice manager on a video call at her desk, going over her phones, website and Google listing
A CompanionBooked notice showing about 2,400 Google searches a month for “vet near me” in Cary.

Results from the ads

  • Ryan D., owner of a vet practice
    Ryan D.Owner, Fenby
    112new clients

    We opened in March with an empty book. By June our Google ads were filling most new-client slots.

  • Marisol W., a CSR at a vet practice
    Marisol W.CSR, Bayside
    1 in 2new-client calls from ads

    Half my new-client calls now mention the puppy ad on Instagram. They book their shots before hanging up.

  • Desmond N., a DVM
    Desmond N.DVM, Oakmont
    41new clients last month

    Our last agency's reports were all clicks. Now I see new clients by ad, and what they spent.

  • Alana K., a practice manager
    Alana K.Manager, Oaks
    18 dentalsbooked from ads a month

    Our dental days had gaps for years. The ads fill them now, and the report shows which ad booked each one.

  • Rohan S., head CSR at a vet practice
    Rohan S.Head CSR, Linden
    26 kittensbooked in May

    I didn't expect Facebook to fill my desk's calendar. Our kitten ads booked a full month of first visits.

  • Jamie R., operations lead for a vet practice
    Jamie R.Ops lead, Birch
    0 hoursin ad accounts

    I never touch an ad account. Once a month I read one page and ask questions on a call.

Ad questions

Owners' first questions about ads

Budget, tracking, contract: tap one to narrow the questions.

10 questions

Do Google ads pay off for a vet clinic?

Yes, for most practices: Google ads show your name to pet parents at the very moment they're picking a vet. They pay off best when each ad opens a booking page and every new client is traced back, which is how we run them.

How is the ad cost split?

There are two parts: the clicks and our team's work. Your practice pays its ad spend straight to the ad platforms. Writing, designing and managing the ads is in your monthly plan. We go over pricing on a 30-minute call, including a spend that suits your town.

A rep keeps phoning to say Google wants to run our ads. Is that real?

Treat it as a sales call, and ask what they'd report. Our team reports calls, bookings and new clients from each ad, not only clicks.

Will ads fill dental days and surgery slots?

Yes. Dentals, spays and neuters and other planned procedures make good campaigns, because people search for them by name and you choose which days to fill.

Can I tell which ad a new client came from?

Each month you see calls, bookings and new clients by ad. Every ad carries its own call-tracking line and booking link, so you know which one brought which new pet parent, and Dana walks through the numbers on a call.

Is Instagram worth it for a vet?

Yes: Facebook and Instagram ads reach local pet parents who aren't searching yet. They suit new puppy and kitten visits, dental month and a new DVM joining, and every reply comes to your desk.

Can we stop any month?

Yes. There's no contract; it's month to month, with no setup fee.

Whose account do the ads run in?

Your practice's own. We set up the Google Ads and Meta accounts in your name and manage them for you, so the history, audiences and results stay with your practice if you ever leave.

How soon can the ads start running?

Your campaigns switch on by day 14 of working with us. In between we open the accounts, set up tracking, make the ads and their pages, and show you all of it before launch.

Can ads help a brand-new practice get its first clients?

Yes, new practices are where ads help most. Before you have reviews or rankings, ads get your name seen by nearby pet parents from opening week, with booking and an intake form built in.

Often looked up

A question left?

Email sales@companionbooked.com with the services you'd like to fill, and Dana will suggest a first campaign.

Dana WhitfieldAccount manager

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