For veterinary clinics
A new pet, a move or a sick animal sends owners to Google to find a vet nearby. They compare clinics on the map and look for signs that one is welcoming, current and easy to book. Posts on the profile give them useful, accurate information right where they're deciding.
We write a post every week for a veterinary clinic like yours, each with a custom image card made for it, ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, and draft a reply to every new review. $197 a month per location, month to month.
Not ready yet? Get one free Google post for your business.
Before they choose
Google lets every business publish updates, offers and events right on its profile (Google's guide to posts). A recent post shows a searcher you're open, active and clear about what you do. Many local profiles are set up once and never touched again, so a steady post stands out.
No one can promise a top spot in Google Maps, and we don't. Reviews, your category, your website and the searcher's distance matter too. Posting regularly keeps your listing current.
Post ideas
Use these yourself, or let us write them for you. Each example is for a sample business; yours are written from your own website, services and town.
Pet owners worry about holiday foods. A clear safety post is genuinely useful and widely shared.
Holiday foods to keep away from pets.
Chocolate, grapes and raisins, onions and garlic, fatty scraps and cooked bones can all cause problems for dogs and cats. Ask guests not to share from their plates, and keep the trash can closed.
If your pet eats something it shouldn't, contact us or your nearest emergency vet right away.
Seasonal safety tips are useful for every pet owner, not just current clients.
Cold weather tips for pets.
Shorten walks on the coldest days, wipe paws after walking on salted sidewalks, and never leave a pet in a cold car. Older pets and short-coated dogs feel the cold most.
Questions about your pet's winter care? Tap Book on our profile.
New pets often arrive around the holidays. Explaining the first visit makes booking easy.
New puppy or kitten this season?
A first visit is a chance to check their health, plan vaccines and talk about food, training and parasite prevention. Bring any records from the breeder or shelter.
Tap Book on our profile to schedule a first visit.
Example posts keep phone numbers out of the post text; Google shows your number with a Call button on the profile.
Facts first
We don't write medical claims, pricing or services you haven't confirmed, and health advice stays general. Posts never mention a client or their pet's case, and you approve every one before it goes live.
Every post comes with a custom image card made for it and is ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, so one approval covers them all.
How it works
On the monthly plan, each post goes out with its custom image card once you approve it.
Price
A post every week with a custom image card made for it, ready for Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, Pinterest, X or any other platform that accepts image uploads, a reply drafted for every new review (up to 20 a month), a monthly photo list and review-request message, and a short monthly note. You approve everything before it goes live. Month to month, no contract. Cancel within 30 days of your first payment for a full refund.
$197 a month per location · month to month · no passwords shared
Agency or marketer with several clients? White-label at $129 a location per month (how it works).
New buyers start with a free post, then a 4-week free pilot, then $9 for the first month and $197 after that. The $9 price covers the first ten payments in Stripe. (How this path works.)
Questions
Only general, widely accepted care tips, and always with a prompt to contact you. Anything specific goes in only with your wording.
Yes, and it's a good idea. Tell us exactly what owners should do after hours and we'll use that wording.
An AI writing system drafts each post from your website and intake, then checks it against your business details (name, town, services) before it reaches you. You approve every post before it goes live.
No. On the monthly plan you add us as a manager on your Business Profile, which you can remove any time.
Other businesses
Posting yourself? Read what to post on Google Business Profile and how to add a post, or try the free Google post checker.