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Vet clinic website example with prices and same-day care
Pet owners visit a vet's website in two moods: planning a vaccination, or worried about a sick animal right now. This one page example for an invented Ballarat clinic serves both, with same-day appointments and the phone number in the hero, prices on routine care and a plain line about what to do after hours.
The home page at three widths
The same page on a desktop, a tablet and a phone, exactly as it renders. Scroll inside each frame to read it all; nothing here can be clicked or submitted.
Page by page
- Home /
- Hero (split), Services (cards with prices), About (photo and story), Opening hours (compact card), FAQ (centred), Contact (details and form)
- Privacy policy /privacy
- Text (single column), 5 in a row
- Terms of use /terms
- Text (single column), 5 in a row
The page in order
A split hero with a dog on the exam table, six service cards with starting prices and icons, a photo and story section about low stress visits, opening hours in a compact card with the after hours note, a centred FAQ and a contact section with the booking request form. The menu jumps to each section.
Adapting it
If you run 24 hour care, change the hours card and remove the referral note. Add exotic or farm animals to the services only if you really see them, since owners of rabbits search for vets who say so. Keep the after hours answer in the hours note as well as on your phone message.
What makes this website work
The worried owner is served first
The hero offers same-day appointments for sick pets and a call button, and the hours card ends with what to do after hours. Someone with a vomiting dog at 7 pm finds the answer without reading the services.
Starting prices on routine care
Consultation $89, C5 vaccination $112, desexing from $310: routine prices are what owners compare between clinics, and they are rarely shown. Putting them on the cards makes this clinic the easy choice for the planned visit.
A reason to choose this clinic
The about section is about separate waiting areas and calm handling, with a photo of a cat in its carrier. Every vet does vaccinations; fewer explain how they keep a frightened cat calm, and that is what the owner of one remembers.
Questions people ask
What should a vet clinic website show first?
Whether you can see a sick pet today and how to reach you, then hours and routine prices. This example puts same-day appointments and the phone number in the hero, the six common services with prices next, and the after hours plan in the opening hours card.
Should vets list prices?
Routine items such as consultations, vaccinations and desexing are what owners compare, so starting prices help. This example marks desexing and dental work as from prices, since they vary with size and condition, and explains what the vaccination price includes.
Can owners book online?
The contact section asks for the pet's name, what to check and a time that suits, and each request lands in the clinic's inbox with an email. Its intro tells owners to call for an emergency, because a form is the wrong channel for an urgent case.
How do I show an after hours message?
This example uses the note line of the hours card. For a temporary change, such as a public holiday roster, the announcement bar can sit above the hero with a dismiss button, and you switch it off once the day has passed.
Can I add the vets' photos and bios?
Add a team section with the photo cards layout and upload your own portraits and bios. The generator leaves team photos for the owner to upload, so a new site never shows a stock photo pretending to be your vet.
Build your own in about a minute
The button below opens the generator with this use case already described. Change the wording to match your own, generate, then edit anything you like.
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