For veterinary clinics

Veterinary Office TV Software

Pet owners wait with a nervous animal on their lap and a question on their mind. Put a screen in front of them that answers it: parasite prevention, dental care for pets, what an annual wellness exam covers, and a handout to tape to the fridge.

30-day free trialNo credit cardAny TV, stick or browserVeterinary health tips included
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WelcometoRiversideFamilyMedicine

Caring for Your Whole Family, at Every Age

Riverside Family Medicine
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08:59 AM
News
CDC Updates Adult Vaccination Schedule for the New Season ◆ Study Finds Daily Walking Cuts Cardiovascular Risk by a Third ◆ Telehealth Visits Continue to Expand Access to Primary Care ◆ New Guidelines Lower Recommended Age for Routine Health Screenings ◆ Researchers Link Consistent Sleep Schedules to Better Heart Health      CDC Updates Adult Vaccination Schedule for the New Season ◆ Study Finds Daily Walking Cuts Cardiovascular Risk by a Third ◆ Telehealth Visits Continue to Expand Access to Primary Care ◆ New Guidelines Lower Recommended Age for Routine Health Screenings ◆ Researchers Link Consistent Sleep Schedules to Better Heart Health      
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A veterinary waiting room is the only clinic lobby where half the patients are trying to get under the chairs. The humans are distracted, the appointments run long, and the person holding the leash has to decide whether to say yes to the dental cleaning or the heartworm test. Veterinary office TV software speaks to that person, in a tone that respects both their budget and their bond with the animal.

Preventive care is where most practices leave value on the table, and it is also where a screen does its best work. A short animated deck on why dental disease shows up in most pets by age three, or what year-round flea and tick prevention actually costs compared with treatment, moves the conversation from ‘maybe next visit’ to ‘let’s do it today.’ Reviews from other pet owners rotate in between.

On screen

What pet owners should see while they wait

Wellness plan breakdowns

Show what an annual wellness plan includes and what it costs per month. Pet owners rarely ask about plans unprompted, but a clear slide makes the front desk conversation short and comfortable.

Toxic foods and household hazards

Chocolate, grapes, xylitol, lilies for cats – a rotating hazard deck is the most-shared content a veterinary screen can run, and it protects animals who never visit the clinic at all.

Reviews from fellow owners

Google-style review cards showing what other clients said about your team and your prices. New clients choosing between practices trust another dog owner far more than a website or a directory listing.

Dental month specials

Pet dental cleanings are easier to book when the screen shows what tartar looks like under the gumline and why anesthesia is used for a safe cleaning. Pair it with a February promotion.

Senior pet care

Arthritis, kidney health, and cognitive change in older animals are gentle topics for the waiting room. Owners recognize the signs on screen and ask about them at the front desk.

Lost pet and microchip reminders

A microchip slide before summer travel and fireworks season is a small kindness to owners. Add your after-hours emergency number to the footer so it is always visible on screen.

Ready-made starting points

Example decks and handouts for veterinary patients

Type any of these as a prompt and the AI writes the first draft — slides for the TV, a matching handout for the front desk.

Slide deck topics

  • Why Year-Round Flea Prevention Matters
  • Signs of Dental Disease in Pets
  • Heartworm: Prevention Beats Treatment
  • Is Your Pet at a Healthy Weight?
  • Senior Pet Wellness Checks
  • What to Do in a Pet Emergency
  • Microchips and Summer Travel

How the AI slide creator works →

Printable handout topics

  • After Your Pet’s Surgery: Home Care
  • Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth
  • Giving Your Cat a Pill
  • Foods That Are Toxic to Dogs
  • Puppy Vaccine Schedule
  • Fireworks Anxiety Plan
  • Introducing a New Kitten

See the handout creator →

Through the year

Seasonal campaign ideas

Decks can carry an end date, so a campaign retires itself when the season is over.

February

Pet Dental Health Month: a deck on what tartar does under the gumline, plus a cleaning promotion with clear pricing.

Spring

Parasite season begins. Show a flea, tick, and heartworm prevention deck as the weather sidebar turns warm.

July

Fireworks and travel: a noise-anxiety handout and a microchip reminder before the holiday weekend, when shelters fill up.

Fall

Weight checks after summer treats, and a senior pet wellness push before winter makes arthritis worse.

December

Holiday hazard deck – tinsel, chocolate, poinsettias, guests leaving doors open – and your holiday hours in the footer.

Already in the library

Health tips your screen plays on day one

Pick your specialty once and the matching tip library rotates between your decks automatically. A few examples:

Annual wellness exams catch problems early — pets age much faster than we do.

Dental disease affects most pets by age 3. Ask us about at-home dental care.

Chocolate, grapes, onions, and xylitol are toxic to dogs — keep them well out of reach.

Pricing

One simple price per screen

Every plan includes everything — the display, the AI slide creator, the handout creator, live widgets and branding. 30-day free trial with 3 AI decks and 3 AI handouts included, no card.

Per Display

Monthly

$24.99/ screen / month

Pay only for the screens you run. Cancel anytime.

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Best for groupsEnterprise

Up to 15 screens

$225/ month · flat

One flat price across every location.

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Or get the stick — a pre-configured Fire TV Stick for $99, free shipping, unlimited AI during your 30-day trial. Plug & Play Stick

FAQ

Veterinary waiting room questions

It does not. Everything is built to be read at a glance – large type, animated transitions, and a small number of words per slide. That suits a veterinary lobby where nobody can hear a narrator over a Labrador anyway, and it lets you keep the calming music you already play.

Specialties

Other specialties

Health tips, deck suggestions, and handout topics are matched to your specialty. Pick yours:

Put veterinary patient education on your TV today

Pair a screen in minutes, pick "Veterinary" as your specialty, and the channel starts with the tip library, weather and news — add AI decks and handouts whenever you're ready.

30-day free trial · No credit card · Works on the TV you already own