Appy Pie Agents Launches AI Veterinary Clinics Voice Receptionist to Automate Pet Owner Calls and Appointment Requests

Appy Pie Agents has launched an AI Veterinary Clinics Voice Receptionist to automate pet owner calls, share clinic information, and support appointment scheduling.
NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh, India - December 11, 2025 - Appy Pie Agents, a leading no-code AI agent builder [https://www.appypieagents.ai/] platform, has announced the launch of its new AI Veterinary Clinics Voice Receptionist, giving veterinary clinics, pet hospitals, grooming centers, and independent veterinarians an easy way to automate client calls and improve communication with pet owners. This new AI-powered voice receptionist can answer calls instantly, provide clinic information, guide pet owners through appointment requests, and respond to common questions - all without the need for technical knowledge or additional staff.

Veterinary clinics receive a large number of calls every day from pet owners asking about appointments, vaccination schedules, treatment availability, emergency instructions, pricing, clinic hours, and follow-up care. During busy times or emergencies, the clinic team may not be able to answer every call, which can cause delays and frustration for pet owners. The AI Veterinary Clinics Voice Receptionist [https://www.appypieagents.ai/voice-receptionist/veterinary-clinic] solves this by offering immediate responses, collecting important details, sharing accurate information, and ensuring that every caller receives timely support.

Using Appy Pie Agents, clinics can easily build and customize their AI voice receptionist. They can upload clinic guidelines, set communication tone, add FAQs about services like vaccinations, grooming, surgeries, or wellness checks, and connect the agent to their phone system. The AI receptionist can also work alongside AI customer service agents, allowing clinics to offer both voice and chat support across different communication channels. Even small clinics with limited staff can create a complete and reliable receptionist agent within minutes.

Appy Pie Agents already supports a wide range of AI assistants, including AI voice receptionists [https://www.appypieagents.ai/voice-receptionist], AI travel agents, AI sales agents, and AI healthcare agents. With the introduction of the AI Veterinary Clinics Voice Receptionist, the platform now offers even more options for automated support within healthcare and service-focused businesses. The system also integrates smoothly with Appy Pie's chatbot builder [https://www.appypieagents.ai/chatbot-builder], making it easy for clinics to deploy their AI agents across websites, pet portals, and messaging apps to improve communication and streamline appointment workflows.

About Appy Pie Agents

Appy Pie Agents [https://www.appypieagents.ai/] is a division of Appy Pie dedicated to building next-generation AI tools that simplify automation across business functions. The platform is designed around a single philosophy: no-code simplicity, AI-first power. Through its Agentic AI Platform, Appy Pie Agents enables professionals and businesses to deploy intelligent automation quickly, affordably, and without technical barriers-streamlining how modern work gets done.

For more information, please visit: https://www.appypieagents.ai/

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