A Shared Calendar for Your Veterinary Clinic
Clinic hours, holiday closings, vaccine clinics, pet wellness events — synced to every pet owner's phone. No app to download.
Create Your Vet Clinic Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Saturday at 9:30 AM. A woman pulls up with a limping dog and finds the clinic dark. You're only open Saturdays by appointment, and you switched to that schedule four months ago. She checked your Google listing — it still shows Saturday walk-ins. Now she's panicked with a hurt dog and nowhere to go.
Your clinic runs a low-cost rabies vaccine clinic twice a year. You posted flyers at the pet store, put it on Facebook, and mentioned it in your newsletter. Turnout: 15 pets. Last year when you had a sandwich board on the sidewalk and perfect weather, you got 60. The problem isn't demand — it's that people forget.
Every Monday your front desk fields the same call: "What are your hours today?" "Are you open Sunday?" "When is the next vaccine clinic?" The answers are on the website. They're on the voicemail greeting. But pet owners with a sick animal at 7 AM don't scroll through websites — they call.
How it works for veterinary clinics
Add your hours and events
Type in your clinic hours, holiday closings, vaccine clinics, and wellness events. Pick dates and save. Takes about a minute.
Share with pet owners
Include the link in discharge emails, put a QR code at the front desk, or add it to your website. Pet owners tap once to subscribe.
Schedule appears on every phone
Clinic hours and events show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right next to their personal schedule.
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Here's what veterinary clinics typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Dr. Chen opens iCalFeed on Friday afternoon. She adds next month's low-cost rabies vaccine clinic, marks the office closed for the long weekend, and posts a "Dental Month — 15% Off Cleanings" event for February. Total time: three minutes.
Maria, a dog owner, is planning her Saturday errands. She checks her phone calendar and sees "Rabies Vaccine Clinic — $15, Sat March 8, 9 AM-12 PM" between her grocery run and her daughter's birthday party. She loads the dog into the car that morning. No flyer to remember, no Facebook post to hunt for.
On Wednesday, the clinic's X-ray machine breaks and Dr. Chen needs to close Thursday for the repair. She adds a same-day closing event from her phone. Every subscribed pet owner sees it on their calendar within the hour — before the front desk can even start calling to reschedule appointments.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Clinic website
Pet owners visit once to find the phone number. They never check back for schedule changes.
Hours and events come to them — on the calendar they already check daily.
vs. Flyers at pet stores
Hit or miss. Only reaches people who walk past the flyer at the right time.
Every subscriber sees every event on their phone, wherever they are.
vs. Facebook posts
The algorithm decides who sees your post. Loyal clients who aren't on Facebook miss out entirely.
Every subscriber sees every event. No algorithm, no social media account needed.
vs. Fridge magnet with phone number
Tells clients how to call you. Doesn't tell them when you're open or what events are coming up.
Your full schedule lives on their phone. Hours, events, closings — all in one place.
Vet clinic calendar questions
Pet owners will always know your hours
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.