Social media management for vets
Local pet owners talk about vets on Facebook, and they notice which practice others keep thanking. The Social Agent picks your best fresh five-star review, turns it into a card in your colours and logo, writes a short caption and posts it to Facebook, Instagram and Google on the schedule you choose.
“Took such good care of our spaniel.”
Sophie, on GoogleHow it works for vets
Real reviews, never filler
It only uses five-star reviews with real words from the last 30 days that haven’t been shared before. If none came in, it posts nothing, so your Page never fills up with stock photos of puppies.
Designs you sign off once
Choose from Quote, Bold, Rating and Milestone designs in your colours, logo and font, with backgrounds made by AI from your brand or taken from your own photos of the practice. You approve the designs once, and the agent sticks to those.
Hand-pick when it matters
Not every heartfelt review belongs in a social post. If you’d rather choose each one yourself, share by hand from the inbox: pick the review and design, edit the AI caption, then post it or download the card.
“Took such good care of our spaniel.”
Sophie, on Google“Gentle with our nervous cat.”
Ian, on Google“Caring vets and a lovely team.”
Priti, on GoogleA week of posts at Brackenridge Vets
A puppy’s first visit, shared with the town
On Monday, a five-star review arrives at Brackenridge Vets from Chloe, thanking the nurses for making her cockapoo’s first visit feel like a treat. On Wednesday the Social Agent turns her words into a Quote card in the practice’s green and cream, writes a short caption and posts it to the Facebook Page, Instagram and Google, with a story as well. Nobody at the practice had to open Facebook, and Chloe’s kind words now sit where local owners scroll.
An illustration of how it works, not a real customer.
The film
How the Social Agent turns your best fresh five-star review into a branded post and story on Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, on the rhythm you choose, plus sharing by hand and post stats. It works the same way for vets.
Read the transcript
0:00Social media, without the stress.
0:03When you're busy looking after customers, social media is the first thing to slip. And your pages go quiet for weeks.
0:10So you approve your designs once. Then your Social Agent picks your best fresh five-star review from the last thirty days.
0:18It turns it into a branded card, in your colours, logo and font, and writes a short caption to go with it.
0:25Then it shares a square post to your Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, plus a story on Instagram and Facebook.
0:35Daily, every three days, or weekly. And if there's no fresh five-star review, it posts nothing. No filler.
0:43Want to share one yourself? Pick any review, choose a design, edit the caption, then post it now, or download it.
0:51And the Posts tab shows the views, likes, comments and shares. Your happiest customers, doing your marketing for you.
0:59LocalQuiver. Your marketing, sorted.
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What's included
- Your best fresh five-star review, picked for you
- Branded cards in your colours, logo and font
- Posts to Facebook, Instagram, Google, LinkedIn and TikTok
- Stories on Instagram and Facebook
- Daily, every three days or weekly, and nothing without a fresh review
- Share any review by hand, with an editable caption
- Post views, likes, comments and shares, except from Google
More for vets
Questions
No. The Social Agent posts your reviews; it doesn’t answer comments or messages or manage your community. Questions from owners on your Page still come to your team, which suits a practice, since people asking about their pets deserve a real person.
No, and we won’t pretend it is. It keeps your Page active with genuine reviews, which suits a busy practice. Posts about new staff, puppy parties or practice news still come from you, posted however you usually do.
Take the post down on Facebook or Instagram as you normally would. If that’s likely to matter often for your practice, switch to sharing by hand, so every post is one you’ve chosen and nothing goes out that you haven’t seen.
Social media management
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