Posts, newsletters and texts, by our team
The last Facebook post is from March.
This month's posts are already written.The last post was in March. This month's are written.
Social Media gives your practice veterinary social media posts each week, written by our team and published to your Facebook, Instagram and Google pages. A monthly newsletter and texts to your list go out too.
- New posts from our team each week
- You okay each month
Live in 14 daysA month of posts, planned
- Text campaigns to your list
- Five-star reviews as posts
- Weekly Google listing posts
- Your okay on every post
- Clicks and calls from each post
- Monthly newsletter
Your tech's photo, on Facebook by Friday
Pet parents follow practices for their own pets, not stock photos. Your team texts us a picture from the day, with the pet parent's okay, and we write and post it.
Monday
A quick photo
Your tech snaps Biscuit after a dental and texts the photo to our team.
Tuesday
A caption in your voice
We add a short caption about dental care, in your practice's voice.
Friday
Live on three channels
It goes up across Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile, and Biscuit's family shares it with friends.
What we send
Three ways pet parents hear from you, all written by us
Nobody at your practice was hired to do marketing. Our team writes and sends all three, and you see each month's plan before it goes out.
Weekly
Weekly posts for Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile
We plan each month around your year: heartworm in spring, fireworks in July, dentals in February.
- Your own team, your own pets, never generic stock photos.
- Google profile posts keep your listing fresh for pet parents searching nearby.
News
A monthly newsletter, written and sent for you
Once a month, every pet parent on your list gets a short email: a seasonal tip, a team update and your booking link.
- Seasonal tips checked by your DVMs before anything goes out.
- Your booking link near the top of every issue.
- Sent to every pet parent on your list.
Texts
Texts for snow days and vaccine clinics
When snow closes the practice or a vaccine clinic opens on Saturday, one text reaches your whole list from your practice number.
- Holiday hours sent the week before.
- Pet parents reply straight to your inbox.
- Offers only reach pet parents who opted in to texts on your forms.
- Spanish versions for pet parents who prefer Spanish, written by our team.
One good post, seen far beyond Facebook
A post about Biscuit's dental does more than collect likes on one feed.
When they search your name
Your Google profile shows your latest posts beside your hours and reviews, so a pet parent checking you out sees a practice that's busy.
See local SEO
Your Maps pin
Profile posts show on your Maps listing too, so the clinic across town looks quiet beside yours.
Maps listingsIn Gemini
AI answers draw on recent posts and profile updates when someone asks for a vet that does dentals nearby.
AI search help
Tallied each month
The monthly report shows which posts got clicks, calls and bookings, so next month's plan leans on what worked.
Open ReportingJust shared
Where it turns up
Kickoff
Your page busy again by day 14
One call and a folder of photos from you. Everything after that is our job.
Your practice, learned
One call with the manager
The posting calendar
A month planned
Posts start going out
You okay, we publish
What worked
Month two on
Nothing is posted until you've seen the month's plan, and changes are one reply away.
Let us write next month's posts
Open your Facebook, Instagram and Google pages with us on a short call, and we'll sketch next month's posts for your practice. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.
Seen on their feeds
Ryan D.Owner, Fenby 2xpage followersI used to post at midnight when I remembered. Now there's something good up three times a week.
Marisol W.CSR, Bayside 14 moredentals booked in FebruaryPet parents mention our posts at the counter now. Last week someone booked a dental because of one.
Desmond N.DVM, Oakmont 30+ callsthe day each issue sendsOur newsletter had gone out twice in five years. Now it lands every month, and my schedule fills the week after.
Alana K.Manager, Oaks 2 minto reach every pet parentWhen ice closed us, one text reached every pet parent on our list. Nobody drove in for nothing.
Rohan S.Head CSR, Linden One textper post from meI text our team a photo between check-ins, and by Friday it's a post with a better caption than mine.
Jamie R.Ops lead, Birch 4xInstagram reachWe stopped paying a freelancer to post. Our pages finally look like our practice.
Social FAQs
Before you hand us your social pages
Tap newsletter or approve and the questions narrow down.
5 questions
How does social media help my vet clinic grow?
Pet parents check your pages before they book, and steady posts keep your practice showing on Google and Maps.
Do you send email newsletters and bulk texts too?
Yes, a monthly email newsletter is part of it, and our team sends bulk texts for closures, holiday hours and clinic days.
What makes a good Facebook or Instagram post for a vet clinic?
Your own pets and people: a new puppy's first visit, a dental before and after, the team.
Do we approve posts, and who writes them?
Our team writes every post, newsletter and text in your practice's voice. You get the month's plan first and can approve it in one reply or change anything, and nothing goes out without your okay.
How many posts a week is right?
Two or three times a week is plenty for most practices, and that's what we plan. A steady rhythm matters more than volume, so we keep to a schedule.
Often looked up
A question left?
Ask at sales@companionbooked.com, and Dana will reply with a few sample posts for your practice.
Dana WhitfieldAccount manager
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