Website check for vet clinics
Six vet websites, three problems that came up again and again, and a free check for yours.
01Instant website check
Type your website address. The check reads your page as Google first receives it, then shows what passes, what to watch and what fails.
We note the address you check, with no name attached, to see how the check is used. Privacy page.
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Leave your details and the full list opens here, with the package that fixes each one.
The grey address in the box is only an example. Type your own.
02What we found
A pet owner who is worried about a dog or a cat does not scroll for long. They tap the clinic that says clearly what it does and where it is. We checked only 6 vet websites, so this is a first look, not a trend, but the same few problems came up on nearly every one.
6 of 6 vet websites we checked have pages with no short summary for Google to show under the link (no meta description).
Why it costs enquiries. Google then chooses the text under your link itself. It may not be the part a pet owner needs, such as the services or where you are.
The fix. Add a short summary to each page that names the service and the town.
6 of 6 vet websites we checked have page titles that do not say the area or the treatment, so a nearby patient cannot tell what the page is.
Why it costs enquiries. Owners search for a service near them, for a particular kind of pet. A title with no service or area is easy to scroll past.
The fix. Say the pets, the service and the area in each page title.
5 of 6 vet websites we checked have an enquiry or booking form with no privacy notice we could find on the pages we read. A notice may exist on a page we did not read.
Why it costs enquiries. Owners type a phone number and their pet’s problem into these forms. A line saying who sees it, and why, helps them trust the form.
The fix. Put a privacy notice link next to every enquiry and booking form.
Each count is the number of our first-look reports on vet websites that list the problem. It is not a full audit of any one site.
03Check yours in 30 seconds
Does my vet clinic website say which pets and services we cover and where we are?
Go down this list for your own website, in the order the problems turned up on the vet websites we checked. Or let the check above run the vet basics for you.
04Packages
Get Patients is our main package for vet clinics: Google Ads, SEO and AI-search, aimed at more calls from pet owners. $2,000 per month in US dollars, 6-month minimum.
The full list of packages for vet clinics is on the packages page.
05Free website review
We will list which of these problems we find on it, in plain words and one page. We do not promise a ranking or a number of new pet owners.
Website checks for other clinics
Tell us your business name. We send a one-page review of your website and how you show up on Google: the main things we found. No obligation.
