Three pains of a veterinary clinic
A vet clinic's day with Domovleno
Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while the vets see their four-legged patients.
Online booking that unloads the front desk
Owner reminders
A confirmation right after booking, then a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. Whoever can't make it reschedules in advance, and the slot goes back on sale.
Online payment at booking
For longer procedures and high-demand hours, enable payment at booking via Ukrainian payment providers: speculative bookings disappear, the money goes straight to the clinic's account, and the acquirer issues the fiscal receipt.
The money goes straight to the clinic's account via Ukrainian payment providers — Domovleno never holds it. The fiscal receipt is issued by the acquirer.
Appointment booking 24/7 — no phone call
The owner picks a vet, service and time on the booking page — from your site, Instagram or the clinic's Google listing. The front-desk phone gets quieter, and bookings arrive after closing too.
Client card and visit history
The owner's contacts, every visit, notes about the pets (“Baron, shepherd, 4 y.o.; careful — hates grooming”) — in one card. You see who's overdue for a check-up.
Doctor schedules and analytics
Doctors' schedules in one calendar: consultations, surgery hours, vacations. Analytics shows load, revenue and no-show share by doctor and day — on every plan.
Paper journal, classic software or Domovleno
We do booking, reminders, the client base, payments and analytics — and we do them well. Domovleno has no animal medical records, vaccination charts, lab modules or drug inventory; you keep treatment history in your own tools, and working notes about the pets in the client's card. For a clinic that needs a quieter front desk and fewer no-shows, that's usually enough.