Link Building for Veterinary Clinics

Many clinics look after animals from a shelter or a rescue group, often at a reduced fee, and those groups tell every adopter where to go.

• We ask them to name the clinic on the page for new owners, with a link to your page on the first check-up after adoption.
• Breed clubs and responsible breeders do the same for puppy buyers, and their members read such lists closely.

Municipal pages on microchipping or neutering campaigns list the clinics that take part, and many of those lists are out of date.

• We check each one for the right name, address and a link that leads to the page about that campaign.
• Dog trainers, groomers and boarding kennels recommend a vet to their clients, and clinics that refer difficult cases to your specialist can name that vet on a referral page.

A calm, signed list of foods and plants that are dangerous for dogs and cats is something schools, local media and pet bloggers refer to gladly.

• We prepare a few such pages with your vets, add the rules for travelling abroad with an animal, and tell local editors that they exist.
• We buy no places in pet directories, and any arrangement with a food brand is labelled as sponsored, so that no link pretends to be a recommendation.