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Vet practice marketing

Social media for vet clinics, without the blank page.

Most clinics know they should post a few times a week and manage a few times a month, because every post starts from nothing. Trilbii drafts vet clinic social media posts from your own clinic information. Your team picks the topic, checks the wording and decides what goes out.

Illustration of a smartphone showing a vet clinic social media post with a paw print, a trilby hat on top, beside a dog collar, a ball of wool and a stethoscope

What kind of posts can a vet clinic create with AI?

Seasonal and preventive care

Paralysis ticks, heat stress, snake season, fireworks anxiety, pet dental health month and vaccination reminders, drafted ahead of the season.

Your team and services

New vets and nurses, new equipment, opening hours, what to do in an emergency and how to book.

Client education

Plain language posts for pet owners on desexing, dental procedures, weight, senior pets and puppy and kitten care.

Every draft is written in your clinic’s voice, needs no client or patient information, and is read by a person before it is published. Veterinary advertising is covered by your state or territory board’s code of conduct and Australian Consumer Law, so that review step is the safeguard. Need ideas? See 52 social media post ideas for a vet clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Two or three times a week is a realistic rhythm for most clinics. Consistency matters more than volume, and drafting a month of posts in one sitting is the easiest way to keep it up.

It drafts them from your clinic’s own information. Your team chooses the topic, edits the wording and approves what goes out. Nothing is published automatically.

No. Social posts need no client or patient records, which keeps them clear of the privacy questions the OAIC raises about public AI tools.

See a month of posts drafted for your clinic.