Search work for veterinary practices
A new pet parent searches “vet near me.”
Your practice is in the answer.
CompanionBooked runs veterinary SEO services for US vet practices. Our team works on your Google profile, site and blog, so nearby pet parents see you on Maps and hear your name from ChatGPT.
- Hours and photos on Google, kept right
- Pages for nearby towns
Live in 14 daysNo contract. No setup fee.
Our SEO work
Four jobs our team handles
Each one is done by our team, then shown in your report.
Slow pages and missing service pages keep a practice off page one. We fix the speed, write separate pages for dentals, surgery and wellness, and add the details Google reads, like hours and location.
Veterinary WebsitesThe map results favor practices with current profiles and steady reviews. We keep your profile up to date and ask after each visit for a review.
See Reviews & ReputationPet parents type their question into ChatGPT or Gemini and get two or three names back. We publish the clear, specific facts those tools quote, so your practice is one of them when someone nearby asks.
Pet parents drive in from the towns around you. Each of those towns gets a dedicated page on your site, so you come up when someone searches from there.
Your Google profile, managed by our team
Most pet parents meet your Google listing first and your website second. If it shows last year's hours or a photo from 2019, they phone another clinic instead. Our team manages it every week: the posts, photos, services and hours, plus each holiday closure.
Holiday hours
Thanksgiving, snow days and the Friday you close early show on Google before anyone drives over.
New photos monthly
Pictures of your team, exam rooms and the pets you see, added each month so the profile never looks abandoned.
Weekly Google posts
Short posts on vaccine season, dental month or a new DVM, which our team writes and publishes.
Services and categories
Each service is listed, so Google can match you to searches that fit.
How they pick
Four places pet parents decide where to go
A pet parent who just moved to town rarely asks a neighbor first. They type into a phone, skim reviews and ask an AI app. Here is what our team does at each stop.
Asking ChatGPT
“Which vet near me sees cats?”
ChatGPT and Google's AI answer with a few practice names and a reason for each. We publish the plain facts they look for, your species, services, hours and DVMs, on your site and profile.
Reading reviews
Thirty seconds on your star rating
A pet parent skims your newest reviews before calling. Our team answers each Google review in your practice's name, and every visit is followed by a review request.
Searching nearby
Typing “vet near me” in Maps
Three practices show on the map above the regular results. A current profile, steady reviews and pages for your town are what move you into those three.
On your website
The tap from Google to your site
Once they tap through, a site that loads slowly or looks old loses them to the next result. We keep your pages light, answer the common questions up top and put a booking button on each page, so the search ends in a booked time.
Each month
Three things we do each month
SEO is slow, steady work, and few practices have the hours for it. Your plan includes a team that does it every month, then sends you a plain report on what moved and what comes next.
Listings, pages and fixes for your area
- Your listings compared side by side each month, so the details match wherever pet parents look.
- Technical fixes to speed, broken links and page titles as they come up.
- New town pages when you want to reach farther out.
Checked in ChatGPT, Gemini and Google
- We ask the AI tools about vets in your town each month.
- Where your practice is missing, we add the facts those tools need.
One page, plain words, sent every month
- Calls, bookings and searches from Google, plus what we'll work on next month.
Blog writing
Blog posts that answer before they call
Pet parents search their questions before they search for a vet: when a kitten needs shots, how often a dog needs a dental. We write posts that answer them in your practice's voice, each one linked to booking.
- Topics pulled from real pet parent searches
- A booking link closing out every post
- Shared to your Google profile and Facebook
- Sounding like your own practice
- Timed to the seasons: fleas, ticks and holidays
With every plan
SEO sits beside your site and software
All three come in one monthly plan, priced on a 30-minute call.
14 days
first call to launched site
0
contracts
1
account manager
Monthly
rankings and calls report
What moved on Google
Ryan D.Owner, Fenby Top 3on Google MapsWe'd never spent a dollar on SEO. Now we're in the map results for our town and the two next to it.
Marisol W.CSR, Bayside 1 in 6new clients from AI answersNew pet parents tell me at the counter they found us by asking ChatGPT. That never happened last year.
Desmond N.DVM, Oakmont 2x callsvia the Google listingOur Google profile had the wrong hours for two years. Now it's current and someone posts every week.
Alana K.Manager, Oaks +34%new clients a monthThe town pages work. We get new clients from Millville now, and we never showed up there.
Rohan S.Head CSR, Linden 20 bookingsfrom blog postsOur blog answers the questions I hear on every puppy call, and people book after reading it.
Jamie R.Ops lead, Birch 52% morecalls from searchOur report each month is a single page, with calls and bookings from search right at the top.
SEO questions
Owners' questions about search and AI
Short answers, then a person to ask. Tap Maps, AEO or profile and the list narrows to match.
6 questions
Does SEO pay off for a vet practice?
Yes: most new pet parents pick a vet from a search, so showing up on Maps and in ChatGPT's replies brings in new clients every month. With us it sits inside the plan, not on a separate agency bill.
How soon will SEO bring in new clients?
SEO usually takes three to six months to show steady gains, while profile fixes and holiday hours show up sooner.
How does a vet get named by ChatGPT?
AI tools name practices whose facts are clear and consistent across the web: services, species, hours and reviews. We publish those facts on your site and profile and check the answers every month.
AEO or SEO: which does a vet need?
A vet practice needs both: SEO ranks you in Google's results, and AEO gets you named when ChatGPT or Google's AI replies. Our team works on both, and the same facts feed each.
Is our Google profile part of what you manage?
Yes. Our team manages the Google Business Profile for your practice: hours, holiday closures, services, photos and weekly posts, and every review gets a reply in your name.
What happens to my current site?
We move your current site's pages onto the new one in your plan, keeping the pages and links that already rank.
Common searches
Ask us directly
Send sales@companionbooked.com your practice's name and town, and Dana will check how you show up.
Dana WhitfieldAccount manager
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