Veterinary clinic website: the first place pet owners look
Pet owners find your services, vets, working hours and emergency line on your site; they send appointment requests through the form, WhatsApp or a one-tap call. Requests land in your panel.
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What the site needs to solve in this business
If the emergency line can't be found, minutes are lost
In an emergency, people search for the number
Someone whose animal has been poisoned or injured searches on their phone in a panic. If your emergency line and working hours aren't on the first screen, they call another clinic.
Vaccination and check-up dates get mixed up
For kittens and puppies, several vaccinations and check-ups come one after another in the first year. If the general steps of the schedule aren't written on the site, the same questions are asked by phone every day.
Pet owners want to know about the vet and the equipment
Someone bringing their animal in for the first time wants to know who does the examination and whether there's X-ray and a laboratory. If this information isn't on the site, the decision comes down to recommendations.
Clinic modules
Services, vets and information posts in the same panel
Everything below is a screen that works today; the price box shows which package includes each one.
A separate page for each service
Examinations and check-ups, vaccinations and parasite control, neutering and surgery, dental care, laboratory, microchipping and passports: each service has its own page showing which animals it's offered for. People who search by service name can find the right page.
Posts for pet owners
General information posts, such as a kitten's first year, regular check-ups for older dogs or aftercare following neutering, are published on the blog. You send the post as a link instead of answering the same question one by one.
Your doctors
Each vet's name, the faculty they graduated from and their areas of interest sit on the Our Team page; only people who have given explicit consent appear on the site.
Clinic photos
You upload photos of the examination room, waiting area and laboratory, and choose which ones appear in the gallery. You add photos of visiting animals with their owner's permission; images are automatically converted to lightweight formats on upload.
Examples
Veterinary clinic website examples
A theme preview we've prepared for veterinary clinics; the card opens in a new tab.
Ready at setup
Ready at setup: service suggestions
When you choose your industry, the services below are added to your site in one click; you change their names, order and descriptions from the panel.
- Examinations and check-ups
- Vaccinations and check-ups
- Laboratory and imaging
Price
Veterinary clinic website pricing
Amounts are annual and read from the package table. Which package includes the blog and the vets page is shown below.
₺5.000per year, starting from the Advantage package (+ VAT)
- Blog is included in every package.
- Our Team is included in every package.
SEO & GEO
Once your site is live: clinic SEO service
On a separate page we explain which items make up our SEO and GEO work for this industry, search intent by sub-area, and frequently asked questions.
- A page per service
- Consistent contact details
- Question-and-answer content
- Technical crawl
- Structure for AI
- Measurement and monthly report
Questions about veterinary clinic websites
How should we show our emergency line on the site?
In the Pati theme, the emergency line sits as a separate button in the top menu and on the first screen, and can be called with one tap on a phone. We recommend stating clearly on the contact page whether the line is open outside working hours and that people should call before setting off.
What information does the appointment form ask pet owners for?
The form in the Pati theme asks for name, phone, the animal's type (cat, dog, other) and name, the service, the preferred date and time, plus an optional email and a note about the complaint. There's no booking system where people pick a time from a calendar: the request lands in your panel and you confirm the time by phone.
Should we list examination and treatment fees on the site?
Veterinary fees are tied to the minimum fee tariff published by Türk Veteriner Hekimleri Birliği (the Turkish Veterinary Medical Association) and vary by treatment. Instead of amounts, it's enough to state on the site that the fee is given after the examination, together with the treatment plan.
We also treat exotic animals; how should we describe this?
If you treat animals such as birds, rabbits or reptiles, describe this on a separate service page, along with which vet looks after them. Stating clearly which species you don't treat also reduces unsuitable appointment requests.
What do professional rules restrict on the site?
Veterinary professional rules restrict advertising: discount campaigns, promises of a definite cure and comparisons with other clinics aren't suitable for a promotional site. We recommend describing your services, equipment and way of working in informative language.
Do you have a theme made for veterinary clinics?
Yes. The Pati theme was made for veterinary clinics that treat cats and dogs: it comes with services, an emergency line, first-year vaccination steps, the vet team, a gallery and an appointment request form. You can open the preview from the examples section on this page.
Your veterinary clinic's website: take the first step
We can set up the same infrastructure for your Veterinary Clinic business.