Queue for veterinary clinics

Anxious pets should not share a waiting room

Owners join the line and wait in the car or outside with their pet, then come in when their number is close.

No payment details required.

The waiting room today

What the line costs you

Animals react to each other

A dog, a cat carrier, and a nervous puppy in one small room is a bad half hour for all three and their owners.

Owners cannot leave the room

Stepping outside with a stressed animal means losing the place in line, so they stay and it gets worse.

Emergencies reshuffle the day

One urgent case pushes everything back, and every owner in the room has to be told individually.

How Queue fits

Wait in the car, come in for the call

The phone shows the number being served and how many are ahead, so the owner knows exactly when to bring the animal in.

  • Owners can join from the parking lot, or from home if they live nearby.
  • Add a counter for each consult room so two vets work the same line.
  • An urgent case can be called next from the dashboard without rebuilding the line.
  • Set aside an owner who is still parking and call them again a minute later.
FAQ

Questions from veterinary clinics

Can an owner queue for two pets?
Have them join once per pet so each animal gets its own consult slot.
How do we handle emergencies?
Staff controls the order of calls, so an emergency can be called next while the rest of the line stays intact.
Do owners need to install an app?
No. It opens in the phone browser. Installing is optional and only adds alerts.

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Other lines

Queue runs the same way everywhere

Different rooms, same problem. One line, however many counters serve it.

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