Reachable in an emergency
Address, phone and on-call info in one tap so owners reach you without losing time.
For Vets
Veterinary Clinic Website
When a pet falls ill, owners look for the nearest clinic that is open. A site where the address, phone number, consultation hours and on-call information are plain to see makes you easy to reach. Forpus builds sites for veterinary clinics within the promotional limits that apply to the profession.
What does a veterinary clinic website include, and what does it cost?
A veterinary clinic website is your own address for explaining services, announcing emergency and on-call hours and taking appointments. A typical clinic site Forpus builds carries separate pages for services such as vaccination, surgery and check-ups, online booking and WhatsApp routing, emergency contact and on-call information visible on the first screen, team and clinic information, a Google Maps link with opening hours, and a fast mobile-first design. A site focused on clinic information runs ₺50,000–85,000 and goes live in one to two weeks. A full clinic site that takes bookings and describes each service runs ₺90,000–150,000 and takes two to four weeks. A booking and patient-record system starts at ₺220,000. You update opening hours and on-call days yourself. For an owner searching in an emergency the phone number is the critical piece, so it goes on the first screen.
Make your clinic legible
Set out your services and working hours plainly, so owners know what to expect.
Get found on Google
Be found in 'vet near me' searches and on the map.
What's included?
- Service pages (vaccines, surgery, check-ups)
- Online booking / WhatsApp
- Emergency contact and on-call info
- Team and clinic information
- Google map and opening hours
- Fast, mobile-friendly design
Frequently asked questions
How do advertising restrictions for vets affect the site?
In Turkey, advertising by veterinary surgeons is restricted by law, and a 2026 amendment added the internet and social media to that scope explicitly. Having a website is not banned: a vet may publish notices stating their practice location and qualifications. What the content must avoid is anything promotional — client reviews, star ratings, thank-you notices, campaigns and discounts, price lists, before-and-after images, comparative superiority claims, and any specialist title not backed by a certificate. What belongs there instead is the address, phone number, consultation days and hours, on-call information, earned titles, and neutral technical descriptions of the services. We build the site within that frame. Since the penalty falls on the vet, not on us, we flag anything borderline; for a binding view, check with your chamber.
Can you set up online booking?
Yes. We build a WhatsApp or time-slot booking flow around your needs.
Can you highlight emergency info?
Yes. We make phone, address and on-call details reachable from every page.
Can we add a blog?
Yes. Pet-health content helps you earn organic visitors from Google.
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