Email marketing for vets
Pet owners love hearing from a practice they trust, especially with fireworks season, summer heat or a new puppy on the way. A branded email or an autopilot newsletter of your helpful articles and best reviews keeps your practice in mind, built by drag and drop or written with AI.
Is your pet’s booster due?
Hi Sophie, here’s what’s new this month.
How it works for vets
Seasonal advice owners welcome
Fireworks anxiety in October, ticks in spring, heatstroke in July. Ask the AI for a short, caring email in your practice’s voice, add a photo and a Book an appointment button, and schedule it ahead of the season.
Your team, introduced
Got a new vet joining, a nurse clinic for weight checks or longer Saturday hours? A branded email with a friendly photo and a few warm lines tells owners before they need you, greeting each one by first name.
A newsletter from your articles
Search Agent articles, like your puppy’s first vet visit, go into a monthly autopilot newsletter with a great review and a short intro in your voice. Want to check it first? Each issue can be drafted two days early for your approval.
Clients who said yes
Owners can join from the signup box on your website or the optional tick on your contact form, and you can add clients by hand once they’ve agreed. Anyone who unsubscribes is never emailed again.
Fireworks season at Willowbrook Vets
A fireworks email, two weeks before Bonfire Night
Every November, Willowbrook Vets took worried calls about dogs shaking under the table. This year Fiona, the head nurse, asked the AI for a short email with calming tips for fireworks night and a reminder that the team could talk through options. She added a photo of the practice dog, a Book an appointment button and a review from the owner of a nervous spaniel, then scheduled it two weeks before Bonfire Night. The click map showed the tips were the most tapped part.
An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.
What's included
- Branded emails with your practice logo and colours
- AI writing in your practice’s caring voice
- Book an appointment buttons and review blocks
- A signup box and contact-form tick for pet owners
- A monthly autopilot newsletter of your pet care articles
- Opens and clicks for every email, plus a click map
More for vets
Questions
No. It doesn’t connect to your practice software or know when each pet’s booster is due, so it can’t send individual reminders. It sends newsletters and campaigns to everyone on your list, like seasonal advice or practice news.
Clients who’ve agreed to hear from you: website signups, owners who ticked the box on your contact form, and anyone you add by hand with their permission. Registering a pet isn’t, on its own, permission for marketing emails.
Yes, with the owner’s permission. Drag in an image block and upload a photo of a recovered patient, the practice cat or your team. Photos make a practice email feel personal, and you can preview it on desktop and mobile before it goes.
Email marketing
Book a free chat and we'll show you how it would work for your vet practice, set up and running for you.
