GRAI Veterinary · meet Aida

Your hands are full.
Aida answers the phone.

Meet Aida, the AI front desk for veterinary clinics. When the whole team is holding a frightened cat, the phone still rings — and a worried owner who reaches nobody drives to whoever answers. Aida answers every call, day, night, weekends: she books same-day sick visits, triages after-hours emergencies to your on-call route, refills cancellations, and calls owners back when boosters are due — in your clients' own language, 60+ of them. It isn't software you manage; it's a service that runs itself, 24/7.

The live line above answers today as our dental demo practice, the same Aida, the same engine. Your clinic's version speaks your services and species from day one.
Aida on a call
Incoming · 21:40 · clinic closed
Caller
Hi… my dog Luna has been vomiting since this afternoon. I'm getting worried.
Aida
Vondel Veterinary Clinic, good evening — poor Luna, let's get her seen. Is she alert and breathing normally?
Caller
Yes, she's alert, just keeps being sick.
Then tomorrow's first slot is right: 8:30 with Dr Vos. If she becomes lethargic or can't keep water down tonight, call our emergency partner straight away — I'll text you their number.
Booked · Luna (M. Rinaldi) · 08:30 · same-day sick visit + urgent note for the team
01:21
24 / 7
Every call answered — mid-consult, nights, weekends
60+
Languages — she switches to the owner's, mid-call
0
Calls sent to voicemail — every one answered live
30 min
To go live — one phone redirect, keep your number
EU-resident data Triage-aware — never medical advice Books into your diary — not a message pad Switch off any time
The problem

Vet med runs on the phone — and the phone is drowning the team.

Short consults, back-to-back, a front desk juggling worried owners in person and on hold — and every unanswered ring is a sick pet booking somewhere else, or an emergency finding you too late.

Holding a patient, hearing the phone

Fifteen-minute consults mean the desk is always mid-something. Understaffed teams (vet med's known burnout problem) simply cannot answer every ring.

Emergencies don't keep office hours

The scariest calls come at 23:00 — a dog that can't breathe, a blocked cat. If nobody answers with the right next step, panicked owners lose precious time.

Boosters lapse in silence

Annual vaccinations are the heartbeat of a healthy patient base — and of your revenue. When reminders don't happen, pets quietly fall out of care.

No-shows and phone tag

Missed appointments, refill requests bouncing between voicemails, owners calling three times for one answer — hours of desk time nobody has.

A normal Tuesdaywithout Aida
09:00Bella (E. Whitfield)consultation
10:30Max (M. Dobre)cancelled · slot empty
11:15Milo (N. Aydin)kitten booster
14:00Rex (H. Lowe)no-show · €47 gone
16:00— empty —nobody to call
18:15— empty —clinic closing · calls still coming
6 missed calls while the team held a frightened cat
After-hours triage

It's 23:00 and Bruno can't breathe.
Aida knows this can't wait.

You set the emergency route once — your on-call number or your out-of-hours partner — and Aida follows it on every call, at any hour. She recognises the red flags (breathing trouble, suspected poisoning, collapse, bloat, a blocked cat), sends the owner to the right place immediately, and leaves your team an urgent note. She never plays doctor: triage, not treatment.

Red flags, recognised

Trained on the emergencies every vet knows by heart — and on the discipline to route them instantly instead of chatting.

Your route, every time

On-call vet, emergency hospital, or take-a-message-and-book: your protocol, followed without exception, with an urgent alert to your team.

Aida on a call
Incoming · 23:04 · clinic closed
Caller
My dog's stomach is swollen and hard and he keeps trying to vomit but nothing comes—
Aida
That needs a vet right now — please don't wait until morning. Our emergency partner is Dierenziekenhuis Amsterdam: I'm texting you their address and number this second.
Emergency routed · SMS sent · urgent message left for the team
Drive safely — they'll be ready for Bruno. Our team will call you in the morning to check how he's doing.
00:41
Meet Aida · real conversations

Listen in. This is Aida on the phone.

Five everyday situations that cost veterinary clinics money and owners sleep — and how Aida turns each one into a booking. Pick a scenario. Then call her yourself.

Aida
Incoming · Tue 21:40 · clinic closed
live
Caller
Hi… my dog Luna has been vomiting since this afternoon. Should I be worried?
Aida
Vondel Veterinary Clinic, good evening — poor Luna. I can't judge her condition over the phone, but let's get her seen: is she alert and drinking?
Caller
Yes, she's alert, just keeps being sick.
Then tomorrow's first slot is right: 8:30 with Dr Vos. Shall I book Luna in? And if she worsens tonight, call our emergency partner straight away — I'll text you the number.
Caller
Yes please. Thank you so much.
Booked · same-day sick visit · urgent note left for the team
01:21
Wednesday · Dr Vos↳ your diary, live
08:30Luna (M. Rinaldi)Aida bookedsame-day sick visit
09:00Oscar (O. Sutton)consultation
10:30Poppy (G. Holloway)annual boosters
14:00Alfie (J. Ashworth)dental check
16:00— open —available
Answered in 4 rings · while the clinic slept
Aida
Outbound · Thu 09:06 · waitlist
live
An owner cancelled the 11:30 — Aida checks the waitlist
Best fit: Bella, waiting for an earlier post-op check
Aida
Hi Emma, it's Vondel Veterinary Clinic. An 11:30 today just opened up — I remembered Bella was waiting for an earlier post-op check. Want it?
Caller
Oh perfect — yes, we'll take it!
Done — Bella's in at 11:30 and I've freed your old slot. Text confirmation on its way.
Slot refilled · treated as a move, not a double-booking
00:48
Thursday · exam room 1↳ your diary, live
10:00Rani (P. Sharma)consultation
11:30Bruno (M. Ferrand)cancelled
11:30Bella (E. Whitfield)Aida refilledpost-op check, moved earlier
13:30Willow (E. Winterburn)vaccination
15:00Ghost (R. Metcalfe)senior check-up
Exam room empty for 6 minutes, not the whole morning
Aida
Outbound · Tue 14:20 · same-day
live
Rex missed his 14:00 annual check-up
Aida
Hi Harriet, it's Vondel Veterinary Clinic — we missed you and Rex today, no problem at all. Shall we find another time?
Caller
Oh no, I completely forgot… yes please. Could we do Friday?
Friday 15:30 it is. And I'll text you a reminder the day before so it doesn't slip again.
Caller
That would really help, thank you.
Rebooked · noted "prefers SMS reminders"
00:57
Friday · Dr Lin↳ your diary, live
13:00Biscuit (A. Norton)nurse clinic
14:15Sasha (E. Stancu)consultation
15:30Rex (H. Lowe)Aida rebookedannual check-up
16:45— open —available
A €47 slot recovered — with a kinder owner experience
Aida
Outbound · overnight scan → morning call
live
Max — 14 months since his last visit, boosters overdue
Aida remembers: owner mentioned dental cleaning interest
Aida
Hi Maria, it's Vondel Veterinary Clinic — it's been over a year since Max's last health check, and his protection has lapsed with it. Shall we book his check-up so he's covered again?
Caller
Oh, I completely lost track — yes, let's do it. Could the vet also look at his teeth?
Of course, I'll note it. Monday 17:30 with Dr Lin — booked. See you and Max then!
A lapsed patient is protected again — before he drifted away
01:03
Monday · evening list↳ your diary, live
16:00Toby (A. Munteanu)post-op check
16:45Maple (K. Braithwaite)consultation
17:30Max (M. Dobre)Aida recalledboosters + dental check
18:15— open —available
Ranked by who's most likely to say yes — never a hard sell
Aida
Incoming · 10:14 · follows the caller's language
live
Caller
Hello, I'd like to register my puppy — eigenlijk, mag het ook gewoon in het Nederlands?
Aida
Natuurlijk, heel graag! Hoe heet uw pup, en wanneer wilt u langskomen voor de eerste controle?
Caller
Hij heet Bo. Kan het donderdag?
Donderdag om 15:00 bij dokter Vos — genoteerd voor Bo. Neemt u zijn entingsboekje mee? Tot donderdag!
Booked · puppy registration · language noted for the front desk
01:20
Donderdag · Dr Vos↳ your diary, live
14:00Freja (H. Lindqvist)vaccinatie
15:00Bo (Thomas B.)Aida · NLpuppyconsult
16:00Pixie (R. Caldwell)gebitscontrole
17:00— vrij —beschikbaar
No "press 2 for…" menu — she just follows the owner, in any of 60+ languages
Aida
Incoming · Wed 12:40 · lunch rush
live
Caller
Hi, Bella's flea treatment is running out — could I get a refill?
Aida
Of course — I'll pass the request to the veterinarian. Is that for Bella the labrador, and would you pick it up here?
Caller
Yes, that's her — pickup is fine.
Noted. One thing: it's been a while since Bella's last check, so the vet will need to see her before prescribing — shall I book that in for this week?
Caller
Ah, makes sense — Thursday works.
Refill request logged for the vet's approval · check-up booked
00:52
Thursday · Dr Vos↳ your diary, live
09:15Wallace (A. Hesketh)consultation
10:30Bella (E. Whitfield)Aida bookedcheck-up before refill
11:15Peach (D. Mcallister)vaccination
14:00— open —available
A tidy request for the vet to approve — no phone tag, no sticky notes

The worried-owner call at 21:40. The clinic is closed, but an owner with a vomiting dog still reaches a warm voice — gets tomorrow's first slot, and clear guidance on when NOT to wait.

Don't take our word for it — call Aida.
Our live demo line answers as our dental demo practice today — same Aida, same engine. Be a difficult caller; try switching language mid-call.
+31 970 102 57336
What she does

One assistant. The whole front desk.

Aida is far more than a receptionist. She works your phones, your waitlist and your patient base — around the clock — and explains every decision she makes.

Answers every call

Mid-consult, evenings, weekends — and the second, third and fourth call at once. She books straight into your live diary, never a message pad someone types up later.

Triages emergencies

Recognises red-flag symptoms at any hour, routes the owner to your on-call vet or emergency partner instantly, and alerts your team — triage, never treatment advice.

Refills cancellations & wins back no-shows

The moment a slot opens she calls the best-fit owner from your own waitlist. No-shows get a kind same-day call that rebooks them — no blame, no lost slot.

Remembers every booster

Annual vaccinations, puppy and kitten series, senior check-ups — Aida tracks whose visit is due, calls a few owners a day, and keeps pets in care instead of drifting away.

Speaks their language

Fluent in 60+ languages, switching to the caller's the instant they do — no menu, no "press 2". A worried owner gets warmth in their mother tongue.

Handles households, not just pets

Two dogs and a cat on one number? She books them back-to-back in one call, keeps each pet's notes straight, and takes refill and diet-food requests as tidy messages for the team.

Every owner, understood

Aida meets every caller in their own language.

Pets don't care what language their humans speak — and neither does Aida. An expat with a new puppy, a worried owner who thinks best in Arabic or Polish: she greets each one in their mother tongue and follows them if they switch mid-call. No phone menu, no "press 2 for another language", no second receptionist to hire. Just 60+ languages, on the one number you already have.

Hello Hallo Bonjour Hola Guten Tag Ciao Olá Cześć Bună ziua مرحبا 你好 Merhaba Привіт + 60 more
How it works

A service, not software. Live in 30 minutes.

Nothing to install. No new system for your team to learn. You keep your number, your diary, your workflow — Aida simply sits in front of your phone.

1

A 20-minute setup call

We learn your clinic — your species, visit types, emergency route, your tone, what Aida should and shouldn't say. She's ready the same day.

~20 min of your time
2

One phone redirect

We arrange the redirect with your telephone provider for you. Your clinic number stays exactly the same — it never leaves you.

We handle it
3

Aida answers, 24/7

From that moment she answers, books, triages, refills and recalls — and you watch every booking and every euro on a simple dashboard. Switch her off any time.

Runs itself
The maths

What are missed calls costing you?

A rough, deliberately conservative estimate. Every euro Aida recovers is traceable to a real booking she made — if she doesn't recover more than she costs, she doesn't deserve to stay.

Assumes ~60% of recovered callers book, plus modest monthly no-show recovery and vaccination recalls. Your real number depends on call volume and diary.

Revenue Aida could recover
€0/month
on top of what you already earn — every euro traceable to a booking Aida made
Answered missed calls €0
Recovered no-shows €0
Vaccination recalls €0
Why GRAI

Built in Europe — proven in healthcare.

Aida was born answering phones for dental practices — real bookings, real patients, every night re-tested by an adversarial AI. Veterinary is a speciality of the same engine: GDPR-first, EU-resident, fluent in 60+ languages, and taught the front-desk craft of a good vet clinic.

← Swipe to compare all three →

  GRAI · Aida Generic AI receptionist Traditional answering service
Books into your live diary Yes Often just takes a message Message pad
Emergency triage to YOUR route By designred flags recognised, never medical advice Generic scripts Depends who's on shift
60+ languages, mid-call 60+, no menu English-first, often "coming soon" Depends who's on shift
EU data residency & GDPR By designDPA + DPIA ready, EU-resident US-hosted, GDPR unclear Varies
Outbound recalls & win-backs Every night Inbound only, usually None
Quality re-tested automatically Nightlywe stress-test Aida and show you the scores Opaque — trust the demo Human variability
Keep your number · cancel any time Always Sometimes ported Contracts
Security & care

Owner trust is the product. We treat it that way.

A call about a sick pet is an emotional call. Aida is built for care and for European law: EU-resident, consent-first, and transparent that she's an AI — by design.

EU-resident data

Owner details and call data stay in the EU; nothing leaves the region for training without being stripped of anything identifying.

Triage, never treatment

Aida never diagnoses or gives home-treatment advice. She books, escalates and routes — and clinical questions always go to your veterinarians.

Gentle where it matters

Euthanasia and very-sick-pet calls are handled slowly and kindly: quiet appointment times, no selling, and a personal callback from the vet when the owner is unsure.

Re-certified nightly

A separate AI stress-tests Aida on hundreds of owner scenarios and grades her. If quality ever drifts, we catch it before your clients do.

🇪🇺 EU hosting Your number stays yours Your emergency route, followed every time Switch off in one click
Aida didn't start with animals. She started on the hardest phones in human healthcare — dental practices — answering real calls, booking real appointments, and being stress-tested by an adversarial AI every single night. The veterinary version speaks your species, your visit types and your emergency route from day one, on the exact same engine.
Why we lead with proof
GRAI Clinic · a speciality of the same engine
Questions

The things practice owners ask us

Does it really book into our diary, or just take messages?

It books. Aida writes consultations, sick visits and vaccination appointments straight into your live diary — reschedules and cancellations too — respecting your vets, nurse clinics, visit types and hours. A message pad that someone has to type up later is exactly what we set out to kill.

Will she give medical advice to a worried owner?

Never. Aida triages, she doesn't treat: she listens, books a same-day sick visit when an owner is worried, and recognises red-flag emergencies — breathing trouble, suspected poisoning, collapse, bloat, a blocked cat — and immediately directs the owner to your emergency route while alerting your team. Clinical questions always go to the veterinarian.

What happens with after-hours emergencies?

You decide the route and Aida follows it every single time: your own on-call number, or your out-of-hours emergency partner. She answers at 3am, recognises the urgency, gives the owner the right number or address immediately, and leaves your team an urgent message so nothing is a surprise in the morning.

How does she handle sensitive calls, like euthanasia?

With care. Aida is trained to slow down on these calls: no cheerfulness, no selling, a quiet appointment at the start or end of the day, and a personal callback from the veterinarian when the owner is unsure. Some calls deserve a human, and she knows which ones.

Do we have to change our phone number or phone system?

No. You keep your existing number and provider. We set up a simple redirect so Aida answers — the calls you'd have missed, or all of them, you choose. Your number never leaves you, and you can switch the redirect off in one click.

What does it cost?

Pricing is tailored to your clinic — it's based on your call volume and on what you need: inbound answering only, or outbound too (vaccination recalls, no-show win-backs, cancellation refills). We'll put an exact quote together for your clinic on a 20-minute demo, and you can switch off any time.

Ready when you are

Your next missed call could be Aida's first booking.

See her handle your real scenarios on a 20-minute demo — or just call the line and be a difficult caller.