AI Receptionist for equine vet practices
Horse owners don't wait. If you don't answer, the next equine vet gets the call.
The problem
A yard manager calls at 6:30am. One of the horses is showing signs of colic. They need an equine vet immediately. They call two practices. The first rings out. The second answers — and gets to the yard within the hour, winning a yard account worth £8,000/year.
What Ava does
Ava answers every equine call with urgency — triaging colic severity, laminitis, wounds, and foaling complications — dispatching your equine vet with full case details, and managing routine yard visit bookings alongside emergency responses.
An equine colic emergency: £500–£5,000+. A commercial yard account with 20+ horses: £8,000–£25,000/year. Answer the early morning call.
Hear it in action
This is what your callers hear.
- Good morning, Riverside Equine Vets — how can I help?
- One of our horses is colicking. She's been pawing and rolling since 5am.
- Understood — that's serious. Is she still passing manure, and can you hear gut sounds on both sides?
- No manure, and very quiet on the right.
- This is urgent. I'm dispatching our on-call equine vet to you now. Can I take the yard address and the horse's name and age?
Common questions
Everything you’re wondering.
Can Ava triage equine emergencies like colic, laminitis, and wounds?
Yes. Ava applies species-specific triage — pain score, gut sounds, digital pulse for laminitis, bleeding severity for wounds — to classify urgency before dispatching your equine vet.
Can Ava handle yard visit scheduling for routine work?
Yes. Ava manages dental, vaccination, passport, and pre-purchase examination bookings across multiple yards — giving your equine team a structured diary.
Can Ava handle calls from livery yards with multiple horses?
Yes. Ava captures yard name, account status, number of horses requiring attention, and the presenting horse's details — giving your vet a complete yard brief before arrival.
What about calls regarding horse purchase vetting (PPE)?
Ava captures the buyer's details, horse details, vendor, and desired examination level (2-stage or 5-stage), and books the PPE at a time convenient for both parties.
Pricing
Ava pays for herself on call one.
An equine colic emergency: £500–£5,000+. A commercial yard account with 20+ horses: £8,000–£25,000/year. Answer the early morning call. Plans from £397/mo. One recovered job a month covers it — everything else is pure upside.
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