WEB DESIGN FOR VETS

Starter sites begin at £499 for a single practice. Most vets want the Professional package at £999 for health plan sign-up, registration forms and a CMS. Multi-branch practices with a page and profile per site usually run £1,500-2,500.

Yes — both. Registration captures pet and history details before the first appointment, and health plan sign-up can run through a direct debit provider such as GoCardless or your existing plan administrator.

For routine work, generally yes. Owners are comparing regardless, and publishing vaccination, neutering and consultation prices filters out enquiries that were never going to convert while building trust with the ones that will. Complex or surgical work is better handled with a "from" figure and a consultation.

It goes above the fold on every page, not buried on a contact page — out-of-hours number, address, and simple instructions on what to do first. This is the most-used part of a vet website and the most commonly hidden.

One page per branch, each with its own address, team, opening hours and Google Business Profile. A single combined page cannot rank for multiple towns, and it's the most common structural mistake I see on multi-site practice websites.

Local SEO is part of every build: Google Business Profile setup, local schema with your address and hours, and location-targeted content. Veterinary search competition is usually moderate, so most practices see movement within two to four months.