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The unique Smart.Vet telehealth platform is 100% customized to your brand.

Smart.Vet is a telehealth platform designed by practicing veterinarian Dr. Sharon Quinn. Smart.Vet allows vets to seamlessly navigate the logistic and financial changes that have resulted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Smart.Vet interface has a built-ine-commerce engine that allows you to charge for your consultations. Not only does it take the work out of appointment-setting, the inexpensive fees make it profitable with some clinics realizing a Return on Investment (ROI) of 500%-1000% or more.

Why practice owners love it

The Smart.Vet platform has the ability to be custom branded to every clinic. The telehealth platform promotes your clinic branding rather than a third party’s, so the Smart.Vet brand is hidden from clients. The telehealth platform is designed to look like a part of your website as a simple extension of your clinic’s services. Clients can reach out through text, phone or the platform’s own proprietary peer-to-peer video hosting option. This private one-on-one interaction is kept on record so clients can refer to it later.

Telehealth offers veterinary clinics a number of advantages, including continuity of care when clients can’t bring patients into the clinic, more flexible hours for better work-life balance, and a way to improve client communications. Smart.Vet’s technology has been reviewed by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (Canada) and currently serves clients in
a variety of countries, including the U.S., Canada, Australia and the U.K. Smart.Vet provides clinics with an easy-to-navigate formal framework that ensures you can interact professionally, be attentive to your clients, and get paid.

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The AW Academy Team

AW ACADEMY is a natural extension of our 25 years of experience publishing Animal Wellness, Equine Wellness and Innovative Veterinary Care Journal. We believe that everyone has a responsibility to care for animals to the best of their ability utilizing the most natural and minimally invasive means possible. We feel strongly that it’s better to promote a preventative healthy lifestyle for our pets instead of taking a wait-and-see approach. We also fiercely advocate for the quality of animals’ lives, supporting animal rescues and welfare organizations both financially and through our editorial.

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