Calgary vet websites built for the 9pm "is this an emergency?" search.
A dog eats something it shouldn't at nine on a Sunday night. The owner reaches for their phone and asks three things: are you open, where should I go if you're not, and what will this cost. A site that answers all three calmly is the one they remember — that night, and for the next ten years. It's a genuinely winnable moment, and it's mostly a matter of putting the right words where a worried person will find them.
Based in Calgary. We can meet you at your shop — not a call centre three time zones away.
The problem
Hours live on Facebook and drift out of date. There's often nothing about after hours, no easy way to tell whether you see rabbits or drive out to an acreage, and the front desk fields the same "how much is an exam?" call all day. None of that reflects the care you give. It's information that hasn't found its home yet.
Our approach
We build the after-hours block, the fee ranges you're happy to publish, and a page that says exactly which animals you see and where you'll travel — so the phone rings for the right reasons, and the calls you take are the ones you want.
Why Calgary is different
A veterinary website in Calgary has a different job to do.
After hours is where Calgary vets get judged
There are only a handful of round-the-clock emergency animal hospitals in Calgary, and like every clinic, yours closes. When someone searches at 11pm, a site that says plainly "we're closed tonight — here's where to go, here's the number" is doing real good for a pet owner who needs it. It's a small thing to build, it costs you nothing, and it's the kind of help people remember when they choose a regular vet.
City clinic or acreage practice — say which
Calgary is ringed by acreages and small farms: Springbank, Bragg Creek, Priddis, De Winton, out through Rocky View and the Foothills. Horses, cattle and barn cats are a different practice from a Beltline small-animal clinic. Most vet sites stay vague and pay for it in wasted calls. Say plainly which species you see and whether you do farm calls.
Your ABVMA standing is free credibility
Registration with the ABVMA is mandatory to practise here, and veterinary facilities have to meet the association's inspection standards. Owners can look you up. Almost no clinic site mentions any of it. Naming your registered veterinarians and your practice's standing costs you nothing and reassures the exact person who is nervous about handing over their animal.
What you get
Built specifically for Calgary vet clinics & animal hospitals.
An after-hours block on every page
Are you open right now — and if not, the emergency hospital you'd send them to, with the address and a tappable number. It takes an afternoon to build and it's the most useful thing on the whole site.
Fees and pet insurance in plain language
The exam fee, the ranges you're comfortable publishing for spays, neuters and dentals, how pet insurance reimbursement actually works, and what payment options you offer. Owners are anxious about the bill. Silence makes it worse, not better.
Booking that knows a new client from a nail trim
Wired into Vetstoria, PetDesk, ezyVet or whatever your practice runs. New clients get routed into an intake form, so the first appointment is spent on the animal instead of a clipboard.
The map pack, which is the whole game
Vets are chosen from Google Maps. Google Business Profile set up properly, correct hours, correct categories, schema on the site, reviews pointed at the right place. Unglamorous work, and it's what decides whether you appear at all.
Site map
What we typically build.
Every site is custom, but most veterinarybusinesses need the same handful of pages. Here's the starting point — we'll adjust for yours.
- Home with a permanent after-hours block
- Emergency & after-hours page
- Services (wellness, vaccines, dental, surgery)
- Which animals we see (incl. exotics)
- Farm calls & large animal (if you do them)
- Fees & payment options
- Pet insurance information
- Meet the veterinarians (ABVMA registered)
- New client intake & booking request
- Location, parking, hours & contact
Where we work
Serving veterinary businesses across Calgary and area.
- Downtown & Beltline
- Kensington
- Inglewood
- Bridgeland
- Mission
- Marda Loop
- Bowness
- Altadore
- Forest Lawn
- Seton & the deep south
- Airdrie
- Okotoks
- Cochrane
- Chestermere
We're based in Calgary, AB, so an in-person kickoff is genuinely on the table — we'll come to you, look at the space, and photograph it if that helps. We also work with clients across Canada and the US remotely, and the work is the same standard either way.
Be our first Calgary veterinary launch.
We're early days as a studio and we don't have a Calgarycase study in this category yet — we'd rather say so than invent one. Whoever signs on first gets our full attention, a launch story we'll be talking about for years, and a few founding-client perks.
- 10% off any package
- Extra round of design revisions
- Priority email support for year one
Pricing
Vet sites start at $697. Launch in about 2 weeks.
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FAQs
Common questions from Calgary vet clinics & animal hospitals.
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Exactly that — plainly, and on every page. Say when you're closed, name the emergency hospital you'd refer to, give the address and a tappable number. It feels like sending business away. It isn't. It's the moment an owner decides you're the clinic they trust, and they come to you on Monday.
Ranges, at least. Pet owners in this city are genuinely anxious about vet bills, and the ones who can't find a number assume the worst. Publishing an exam fee and a range for dentals or a spay pre-qualifies the client, cuts the pricing calls your front desk fields all day, and reads as confidence rather than a sales pitch. What you publish is your call — we'll help you decide.
Its own page, with the areas you'll actually drive to and the species you'll see when you get there. Someone with a colicking horse near Bragg Creek is not searching the same way as someone with a puppy in Bridgeland, and one page cannot do both jobs.
Yes, and you should. List your veterinarians with their registration, and link to the ABVMA member directory so an owner can verify it in one click. It's a real credential, it's checkable, and it costs nothing to state — which is exactly the kind of trust signal we like.
Launch is $697 and Growth is $1,397 — the same anywhere in Canada, with no local markup. Both include the 14-day money-back guarantee and a 12-month warranty, and there's no lock-in.
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