Veterinary care
Owners choose an emergency vet in minutes. Often from the reviews.
Nobody plans a night at the emergency hospital. When it happens, owners search and read fast. Ratezing asks every owner after discharge, the next day or later, as you choose, so those reviews keep coming.
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Emergency & specialty hospitals-
Sent when it suits them
Choose when requests go out, so an owner hears from you the next day, not at 3 a.m. on the way home.
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Referral partners see it too
Your review page and website widget show the referring practices what owners say about the care.
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Every shift in the reports
See how reviews change month by month, and which topics come up, from waiting times to the way bad news was given.
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Questions vets ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a practice.
Is it right to ask for a review after a hard visit?
That’s your call, visit by visit. You decide who gets a request, and you can send it a day or more later.
Can we see what owners mention most?
Yes. Sentiment and topics show the themes that come up across your reviews, so you can spot what to keep and what to fix.
We have a specialty centre and an emergency unit. Can they be separate?
Yes. Set them up as two locations, each with its own review page, links and reports.
Every visit is a chance to be found. Let your clients tell it.
See Ratezing set up for a clinic like yours in a short call.