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An AI veterinary receptionist for routine calls and visit requests

Guide pet owners through routine visit requests, collection hours and the practice’s emergency contact route.

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  1. Hello, I’m the clinic’s AI receptionist. How can I help with your visit?
  2. Do you see rabbits for routine check-ups?
  3. Our exotics team handles rabbit visits. Which branch is easiest for you?
  4. The north branch. A weekday afternoon works.
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01

Separate ordinary bookings from urgent contact

Give routine callers the appointment link for the relevant branch. Make the practice’s emergency number and out-of-hours provider easy to reach. Staff should write the exact instructions the assistant gives when an owner describes an urgent concern.

02

Prepare for the right species

A practice may see cats and dogs every day and offer exotic-pet appointments only on selected days. Add the species treated at each branch, carrier guidance approved by the practice and first-visit paperwork.

03

Handle collection enquiries carefully

Owners often call to collect food or a repeat prescription. Explain collection hours and the practice’s request process. The clinical team confirms approval, stock and when an item is ready.

FAQ

Common questions

Can it answer a medication question?

Direct doses, side effects and medication changes to a veterinary professional through the practice’s clinical contact.

What information helps with a routine callback?

The owner’s contact details, pet species, usual branch and requested service are a useful starting point.

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