The team
Who would be on the other side of the table
This is the page that builds the most trust in veterinary care and the one this trade handles worst. The people come with names and focus; the numbers that accredit each one are blank and labelled, because an authority issues them and this demo simulates none. On your site they'd sit here, filled in and checkable.
- Their photo goes here
Marta L.
Principal veterinary surgeon · Internal and preventive medicine
She opened the clinic and runs the morning consultation. She's the one who knows the long-standing patients by name, and who rings the day after a procedure.
This person's credential
Registration number with the Official College of Veterinarians of Madrid
To be supplied and verified - Their photo goes here
Diego P.
Veterinary surgeon · Surgery and diagnostic imaging
He runs theatre and ultrasound. He gives the written quote before operating and calls himself if the job goes beyond what was planned.
This person's credential
Registration number with the Official College of Veterinarians of Madrid
To be supplied and verified - Their photo goes here
Alicia R.
Veterinary nurse · Inpatient care and dressings
She's with the animal for the hours the vet can't be. She's the one who sends the mid-afternoon photo of an inpatient so the family can breathe.
This person's credential
Veterinary nursing qualification
To be supplied and verified - Their photo goes here
Rubén S.
Reception and diary · Appointments, reminders and health plans
He answers the phone, reminds you about the vaccine and explains the health plan. At a neighbourhood clinic, half the reputation is decided at this desk.
No stock library and no generated portraits: your clinic's site carries the real faces, which is exactly what a chain cannot put there.
The centre's credentials
The centre's credentials
Five details a real clinic publishes and almost none do. This market's field sweep found a clinic that didn't identify its own owner in its own legal notice: exactly the gap this section fills.
- Legal name and tax number of the owner
- To be supplied and verified
What would be published here: The full legal name and tax number, exactly as they appear on the invoice. It's the first thing a website's legal notice requires and the thing most often missing: this market's sweep found a clinic that didn't even identify its owner.
- Entry on the register of veterinary centres
- To be supplied and verified
What would be published here: The centre's entry on the regional register. It's what separates a veterinary clinic from a room with a table, and anybody can verify it.
- Animal-keeping licence
- To be supplied and verified
What would be published here: The authorisation to keep animals housed or hospitalised. If the clinic admits patients, the client is entitled to see it.
- Veterinary medicines dispensing authorisation
- To be supplied and verified
What would be published here: What allows the centre to hold and dispense veterinary medicines on site. Publishing it saves the question of whether you'll have to buy it somewhere else afterwards.
- Professional liability insurance
- To be supplied and verified
What would be published here: Insurer, policy number and current cover. It's what answers if something goes wrong, and no clinic in this market publishes it.
Illustrative address, phone and email
Where we'd be and when we'd open
The street exists in no street directory, 28000 is not a Correos delivery code, the number sits in a range the Spanish numbering plan leaves unallocated, and the .example domain cannot be registered by anyone. None of the three works: they are here to show how the block looks on a real clinic's site.
Consultation hours
- Monday to Friday
- 10:00–13:30 · 16:30–20:30
- Saturday
- 10:00–14:00
- Sunday
- Closed
Illustrative hours. Salveda is not a 24-hour emergency centre and treats nobody.
Where we are
12 Example Street · ground floor
28000 Madrid
The clinic's neighbourhood
400 12 34 56
citas@salveda.example
Who built this site
Salveda isn't real. This website is, and I built it.
I'm Fernando Gómez de la Mata and I build websites for small businesses. Salveda is a made-up veterinary clinic I use as a sample: the online booking, the health plans laid out, the reminder calendar, the team with their registration numbers in plain sight and the six service pages are what I'd propose to a real neighbourhood clinic.
If your animal needs a vet
Salveda can't help them: it isn't a clinic, there are no vets behind this website, and nothing you read here is a diagnosis or veterinary advice. Find a real centre near you through the public directory of the Official College of Veterinarians of Madrid, which also flags quality-certified centres.
COLVEMA veterinary centre directoryMessaging the WhatsApp on this page gets you no appointment, no assessment and no emergency care. It is not a care channel.
If you run a veterinary clinic
Then you're in the right place. This site is an example of what I can build for you, with your name, your real team, your registration number, your health plans and your diary. Message me and let's talk.
Message me on WhatsAppWhatsApp opens with a message already written. You decide whether to send it.
The only working contact on this demo is my WhatsApp: +34 619 202 451. It is not a veterinary channel.