Websites for vet practices
This year's team photo.
This week's holiday hours.
CompanionBooked does veterinary website design for US vet practices: we write, build and host your site, then make every change you send. New pet parents read about your DVMs, see this week's hours and book from any page, and nobody at your practice opens a site editor again.CompanionBooked does veterinary website design for US vet practices. We write, build and host the site, and our team makes every change you send us.
- Edits you send, made by us
- Booking from any page of the site
Live in 14 daysWords and design done for you
How a new pet parent books from your site
A family new to town looks for a vet at 9 p.m., on a phone, with the desk long closed. Here is their path through the site we build, from Google to a set time.
9:00
Finds you on Maps
Your Google listing opens a page written for your town and services.
9:02
Meets your DVMs
Real photos and short bios of each vet, with the species and care they offer.
9:05
Picks a time
The calendar is right there to tap.
9:06
Booked
A confirmation text arrives from your practice number, with a form to fill.
We write every page, and you're live in 14 days
It's 9:30 p.m., the site editor is open for the holiday hours, and the 2019 team photo is still on the home page. Here, one call with us replaces that evening.
One call, then words
We ask about your DVMs, services, species and hours, then write every page in words pet parents understand.
Your old site
Bios, service pages and photos from your old site come across, and we handle the domain and the switch.
A design of its own
Your logo and colors, with pictures of your own staff and building, so the site looks like nobody else's.
Article library
A library of pet-health articles pet parents can read before they call: vaccines, dental care, new kittens.
What's built into each practice site we make
Service pages, one per visit type
Wellness exams, dentals, surgery, puppy and kitten visits: each gets its own page, written for what pet parents type.
Multi-location sites
Two or more practices under one name, and each location shows its own hours, phone line, DVMs and calendar.
Hosting and backups handled
We pay for hosting, run the backups and keep the code updated. There's no plugin to patch and no host to call.
Built to be found on Google
Quick pages, local details and tidy code, laid out so Google, Bing and ChatGPT can read each page.
Phone-first pages
Built for the small screen first: short pages, quick to load, with buttons a thumb can hit while holding a leash.
Logo and colors, designed
No logo yet, or one from years back? Our team designs one, picks colors that suit your practice and uses them across the site.
After it's live, we keep at it
When it goes live, our team keeps at it. Here is what runs underneath the pages.
Web chat
A chat box on every page answers pet parents day and night and passes what it can't settle to your CSRs.
Site reports
Each month you see how many people visited, called from the site and booked online, and which page or search sent them.
Unlimited edits by us
Email a new DVM's photo, the holiday hours or a new service, and our team puts it on the site. No limit, no fee.
Forms that reach you
New-client forms, refill requests and contact forms from the site land in your inbox, next to texts and calls.
Book online
Pet parents book from any page, inside the appointment types and hours your practice manager sets.
Free redesigns
When the site starts to look dated, our team redesigns it at no extra cost. Your pages and words carry over.
Your new site, sketched on a call
Email us your current site's address before the call. In half an hour we'll sketch the first pages we'd write for you. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.
What their sites did
Ryan D.Owner, Fenby NoneSunday editsI used to fix the site myself on Sunday nights. Now I send one email and our hours are right.
Marisol W.CSR, Bayside 27 fewerquestions by phone each weekPet parents used to call to ask if we see rabbits. The service pages answer that, so the phone is calmer.
Desmond N.DVM, Oakmont 2 of 2locations booking onlineTwo locations, and pet parents land on the right one's hours and calendar. Nobody drives to the wrong one.
Alana K.Manager, Oaks 41% morenew clients from the siteOur old site looked like five others in the county. This one shows our building, our team and our dogs.
Rohan S.Head CSR, Linden 38 bookingsa month onlineThe site came with articles on puppy shots and dental care. I text pet parents the links at checkout.
Jamie R.Ops lead, Birch 14 dayscall to live siteOur old content moved over and we were live in two weeks. I didn't write a single word.
Website FAQs
Before your practice moves sites
Type domain, edits or rankings, and only those questions stay.
8 questions
What will a vet website cost us?
A vet website from us has no price of its own. All three come in one monthly plan, priced on a 30-minute call.
Is our team expected to write any of the content?
You don't write any of it. After one call with your practice manager, our team writes every page, bio and service description.
How long is the build?
The build takes two weeks from our first call, and you approve every page before anything goes up.
Will a redesign hurt the Google rankings my old site has?
A redesign done with care keeps your rankings: we carry over the pages that rank and point every old web address at its new page.
Can our staff log in and edit pages?
Our team makes every edit, as many as you need. Email us the change and we put it up.
Who owns the website and the domain name?
The site and the domain stay with CompanionBooked as part of your plan. Our team hosts, renews and edits both for you.
Does the site have online booking and chat?
Yes. Every page has a booking button for the visit types you pick, plus a chat box that answers questions day and night and hands the rest to your CSRs. Recent Google reviews appear on the site as well.
Can one site cover two locations?
Yes. A multi-location site gives each practice a page for its hours, phone number, DVMs and calendar, under the one name pet parents know.
Owners ask about
Still wondering?
Email sales@companionbooked.com about your current site, and Dana will reply with what we'd change.
Dana WhitfieldAccount manager
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