For Groomers, Boarding & Vets

Both hands on the dog.
We'll get the phone.

An AI receptionist that answers while you're mid-groom or mid-appointment, takes the holiday boarding rush before someone else does, and screens the questions you answer forty times a week — without ever quoting a price it can't see or giving advice about an animal.

Both hands are busy

You're holding a wet, wriggling dog or halfway through a nail trim. The phone rings out, and the caller books with whoever picks up first.

The holiday rush

Everyone calls about Thanksgiving and Christmas boarding in the same two weeks. Whoever answers fills the kennel; everyone else takes the overflow.

"How much for a groom?"

Depends on breed, coat, size and how matted they are — none of which you know from a voicemail. Quote it blind and you've either lost money or lost the client.

How it works

Every call answered, every pet's details captured

One receptionist covers the phone, the texts, the website and the socials — capturing what you actually need to know about the animal before the conversation ever reaches you.

Missed-call text-backA call you couldn't take mid-groom becomes a text conversation, instead of a voicemail you clear after closing.

Gets the pet's details firstBreed, size, coat condition, age, temperament, and what the owner is actually asking for — captured before you call back.

Never quotes blindIt explains how you price and what changes it — matting, size, coat type — then tells them you'll confirm. No number goes out that you didn't set.

Screens vaccination requirementsThe single most repeated question in boarding and daycare, answered instantly from the policy you've published.

Books and rebooksNew appointments onto your calendar, and a nudge when a regular is due for their next groom, so the six-week cycle doesn't quietly become twelve.

Human handoffAnything about an animal's health, an unusual request, or a distressed owner goes to you immediately with a summary.

Who it's built for

Wherever the phone competes with the animal

Grooming, boarding and veterinary front desks look different, but they share one problem: the person who should answer is holding a pet.

Grooming salonsEvery quote depends on the animal in front of you, and every call arrives while your hands are full of one.

Mobile groomersYou're driving between appointments or working in the van. There is no front desk, and there never will be.

Boarding kennelsSeasonal demand arrives in waves. The holiday enquiry that reaches voicemail is a two-week booking lost to the next kennel.

Doggy daycareHigh volume, repetitive questions — hours, requirements, trial days, temperament testing — and a team that's outside with the dogs.

Veterinary practicesNew-client calls, prescription and appointment requests, and after-hours callers who need routing to emergency care fast and correctly.

Solo & small teamsOne or two people doing the work and the admin. Every answered call is one that didn't interrupt a groom.

Keep the booking system you already run

No migration, and no new software for you or your clients. The receptionist answers what people ask, then sends them to your existing booking link and follows up with the ones who never finish — or books onto a calendar we run for you, if you'd rather. It writes nothing into your system itself.

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Where the line is

It never gives advice about an animal

A receptionist can take a booking, capture a breed and repeat your posted policy. It cannot tell someone whether a limp is serious, whether a lump needs looking at, or whether their dog is safe to board — and it doesn't try. Anything that sounds like an animal in trouble goes to a human immediately, with your emergency instructions and nothing else attached.

No medical opinions, ever Symptoms, injuries, reactions and "should I be worried" go straight to you or to your posted emergency instructions. It never assesses an animal.

No blind quotes It captures breed, size, coat and condition and explains what moves the price. The number is yours, given once you've seen the animal.

Your policies, word for word Vaccination requirements, temperament rules, cancellation and late-pickup policy — repeated exactly as you've published them, never improvised.

Holiday surge, same coverage It doesn't get overwhelmed when the whole town calls about Christmas boarding in the same week. The fortieth caller gets the same answer as the first.

Try it like an owner with a matted doodle would

Call or text the live demo and ask it what your clients ask. Then picture it answering while you've got both hands on a dog. Setup is done for you — you don't touch a thing.

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Both hands on the dog.We'll get the phone.