The AI Front Desk Built for General Practice

General practices field more calls than any other veterinary setting — vaccination schedules, wellness checks, medication refills, post-visit questions. Puppilot answers them all with full access to each patient's medical history.

General Practice

Built for the Pace of GP Veterinary Clinics

General practice clinics handle the widest variety of calls — wellness visits, sick pets, vaccine questions, refill requests, and emergencies — all day long. Puppilot is trained specifically for GP workflows, understanding the difference between a routine nail trim question and a toxic ingestion that needs immediate triage.

  • 🐕 Handles wellness, sick, & emergency calls
  • 💊 Medication & refill awareness
  • 📅 Books from your real-time schedule

Handle the Full Spectrum of General Practice Calls

From puppy vaccine schedules to senior bloodwork results, general practices deal with the widest variety of client questions in veterinary medicine. Puppilot reads each patient's chart in real time to answer questions about medications, diet recommendations, upcoming appointments, and recent lab work — accurately and instantly.

Automated Vaccination and Wellness Reminders

Puppilot tracks vaccination due dates, annual wellness exams, and heartworm testing schedules from your PIMS. It proactively contacts clients when their pets are due, books the appointment during the same conversation, and sends confirmation — turning overdue reminders into booked visits without a single staff phone call.

After-Hours Coverage That Knows Your Patients

When clients call at 10 PM worried about their dog's medication, Puppilot doesn't give generic advice. It pulls up the patient's active prescriptions, recent visit notes, and known conditions to give specific, contextual answers. True emergencies are triaged and escalated to your on-call veterinarian with full conversation context.

After-hours call | Diabetes medication question
Client
Hi, I'm calling about my cat Bella. She's diabetic and I accidentally gave her the morning insulin dose twice. Should I be worried?
Puppilot
I can see Bella's records here. She's on 2 units of ProZinc twice daily. A double dose means she received 4 units this morning. You'll want to watch for signs of low blood sugar — wobbliness, lethargy, or disorientation. Offer her a small meal right away if she hasn't eaten. If you notice any of those signs in the next 2-4 hours, please head to the emergency clinic.
AI reads Bella's medical record to reference her specific insulin type and dosage, then provides tailored guidance based on the double-dose scenario.
Client
OK, she seems fine right now. She ate dinner about an hour ago. Should I skip the evening dose?
Puppilot
Good — the fact that she's eaten recently helps. I'd recommend speaking with Dr. Martinez about whether to adjust tonight's dose, since that decision depends on her current glucose levels. Would you like me to have the clinic call you first thing when they open at 8 AM, or would you prefer to schedule a phone consultation?
AI recognizes the clinical decision boundary and defers to the veterinarian rather than advising on dosage changes.
Client
Yes, please have them call me in the morning. Thank you.
Puppilot
Done — I've added a callback request to Dr. Martinez's morning queue with the full details of tonight's call. In the meantime, keep an eye on Bella for any wobbliness or unusual behavior, and don't hesitate to call back or go to the emergency clinic if anything changes.
50% fewer missed calls Average reduction in unanswered calls within 30 days of activation
2 hrs staff time saved daily Time returned to CSRs by offloading routine phone inquiries
38% more appointments booked Increase in completed bookings from AI-assisted scheduling and reminders
97.5% call answer rate Percentage of inbound calls answered within two rings

Questions About Puppilot for General Practices

How does Puppilot handle the variety of calls a general practice receives?

General practices get everything from 'Is my dog's vaccine overdue?' to 'What were Bella's last lab results?' Puppilot connects to your PIMS and reads patient records in real time, so it can answer medication questions, confirm appointment details, provide post-visit instructions, and check vaccination status — all specific to the patient the client is calling about.

Can Puppilot send vaccination and wellness reminders automatically?

Yes. Puppilot monitors your patient records for upcoming or overdue vaccinations, annual exams, heartworm tests, and other preventive care milestones. It contacts clients by phone or text, answers their questions about the visit, and books the appointment in the same conversation — all without staff involvement.

What happens with complex medical questions the AI can't answer?

Puppilot is trained to recognize when a question requires veterinary clinical judgment. In those cases, it tells the client transparently that the veterinary team will follow up, logs a detailed summary of the conversation including the specific question, and routes it to the appropriate staff member. Nothing falls through the cracks.

Does Puppilot sync with our practice management software?

Puppilot syncs with most major veterinary PIMS platforms including Cornerstone, Avimark, eVetPractice, Shepherd, and others. The connection is read-and-write, so the AI can both look up patient information and create appointment bookings, callback requests, and message notes directly in your system.

How long does it take to get Puppilot running in our practice?

Most general practices are fully live within 5-7 business days. Setup includes connecting your PIMS, configuring your clinic's protocols and preferences (hours, scheduling rules, escalation procedures), and a brief calibration period where the AI learns your practice's specific workflows.

Your front desk team deserves backup.

See how Puppilot handles the call volume of a busy general practice — without putting anyone on hold.