AI Receptionist for emergency and out-of-hours vet services

A pet emergency at midnight. They need a vet. Be the one that answers.

The problem

A cat has been hit by a car at 11:30pm. The owner is panicking. They call the emergency vet. The line rings. And rings. They find another number. That practice gets a distressed, grateful client for life — and the chance to save a pet.

What Ava does

Ava answers every emergency call instantly, triages severity using structured questions, provides immediate first-aid guidance, confirms your location and estimated wait time, and alerts your on-call vet — so no animal suffers because a phone went unanswered.

An emergency vet visit averages £500–£2,000. A grateful client who found you in crisis refers multiple friends. One answered call = one client for life.

Hear it in action

This is what your callers hear.

AvaRECEPTIONIST · Emergency & Out-of-Hours Vets
Live
  • Hello, NightCare Vets — emergency line. What's happened?
  • My cat was hit by a car. She's breathing but she can't stand up.
  • Okay — keep her as still as possible and don't let her walk. Is she conscious and responsive to you?
  • Yes, she's looking at me but she's clearly in pain.
  • She needs to be seen immediately. Our clinic is at 14 Mill Road — our on-call vet is being alerted right now. How far away are you?
Emergency alert sent · RTA cat · Conscious, unable to stand · On-call vet notified

Common questions

Everything you’re wondering.

Pricing

Ava pays for herself on call one.

An emergency vet visit averages £500–£2,000. A grateful client who found you in crisis refers multiple friends. One answered call = one client for life. Plans from £397/mo. One recovered job a month covers it — everything else is pure upside.

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