For veterinarians
When someone asks for a veterinarian nearby.
Pet owners ask assistants first. NearbyPick checks whether your clinic is named for local vet care.
When a pet is sick or due for vaccines, owners ask assistants for a veterinarian nearby. NearbyPick asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude those questions for your city and shows whether your clinic was named, which other clinics appeared, and which prompts skipped you.
Veterinary searches mix emergencies, wellness, and specialty care. The scan keeps the question set stable so week-to-week comparisons mean something. NearbyPick does not edit your listings. You approve fixes: match clinic facts, publish clear service pages, and keep emergency or after-hours wording accurate.
Start with a free scan and no card. Paid pricing is per location from $79 a month. The 14-day trial needs no card and pauses without checkout. Weekly re-checks help you see whether the named clinics change after you ship updates.
If you run more than one veterinarian location, the same per-location rate applies to every site on the account. Annual billing charges ten months for twelve, which is two months free. Cancel in the Stripe customer portal; cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period. A free scan report link stays available for twelve months, whether or not you start a trial.
A monthly note compares the latest score to an earlier scan when one exists. Google AI Overviews is marked coming soon and is not part of the score.
Questions the scan can include
Exact wording depends on the city and category, but veterinarians often see questions like these:
- veterinarian near me
- emergency vet in this city
- cat and dog clinic nearby
What you can fix after a scan
NearbyPick proposes the list. You approve it. Nothing is edited on Google, Bing, or Apple for you.
- Species and services you offer are stated clearly
- Emergency or after-hours policy matches reality
- Clinic name, phone, and address match public listings