Answering service for veterinary practices
Veterinary phones ring with two very different calls: a new client ready to book, and a frightened owner whose dog just got into something at 10pm. Lydoh answers both, captures new-client details before they call the clinic across town, and gives after-hours callers a clear path: emergencies to the nearest ER vet, urgent concerns to your on-call veterinarian. It never gives medical advice.
Answering service for veterinary practices
What Lydoh handles for veterinary practices
When you're closed, Lydoh opens with a reminder to go to the nearest emergency animal hospital for true emergencies (trouble breathing, seizures, suspected poisoning), then asks whether the concern is urgent or routine. Urgent callers are escalated to your on-call veterinarian; routine ones become a morning request. Lydoh never diagnoses or gives medical advice; the owner decides urgency and your vet makes the call.
FAQ
Yes. Lydoh reminds callers to head to the nearest emergency animal hospital for true emergencies, lets the owner flag urgent issues, and escalates those to your on-call vet while routing routine calls to a next-day request. It never gives clinical advice.
Lydoh captures a complete request, name, callback number, pet, and reason, and texts your front desk to confirm and enter it. No integration or software change required.
A flat $199/month with unlimited calls and a 14-day free trial, no per-minute billing that spikes on a busy week.
See also: all specialties, AI vs. a live answering service, and HIPAA compliance.
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