For veterinary clinics
The clinic they trust
between visits
Pet owners google symptoms at midnight and hear from their vet once a year. newslet writes a weekly letter in your clinic's voice — seasonal hazards, honest advice, what's actually worth worrying about — so you're the voice they already trust before the emergency, not just the bill after it.
Free first issue. $69/mo after. No annual contract — unlike the incumbents.
Built for how clinics actually keep clients
Wellness visits ride on attention
The gap between annual visits is where clients drift — to the vaccine clinic, the online pharmacy, the closer practice. A weekly letter keeps your clinic present in the part of the year where you're otherwise invisible.
Seasonal hazards, told in time
A heat wave becomes “the pavement test before the afternoon walk.” Tick season arrives in their inbox before it arrives at the dog park. The engine watches the news and the forecast so your clients hear it from you first.
Be the midnight answer
When the dog won't stop scratching, owners ask the internet — and get terrified or upsold. A clinic that explains things plainly all year is the one they call instead, and the one whose advice they actually follow.
Forwarded at the dog park
Practical pet advice travels — to the group chat, the neighbor with the new puppy, the friend whose cat is limping. Every forward carries your clinic's name into a household you didn't have to advertise to.
Built for a clinic
Helpful, never a diagnosis
You approve every word
In approval mode nothing sends until you tap approve — read it on your phone, edit any line, or hold it. The AI drafts; your clinic stays the editor of record.
See-your-vet framing, built in
Every veterinary issue is written as general education — never diagnosis or treatment advice — and carries a talk-to-your-veterinarian footer automatically.
Facts traced to sources
Every figure in a draft is checked against the source story before it reaches you, and anything we can't trace is flagged for your eyes at approval.
Honest, warm, and careful — including an honest word about cost when the news calls for one. That's what keeps clients reading. See a real issue, annotated →
The honest comparison
Practice-marketing services charge hundreds
a month for template postcards
The incumbent model is canned content — the same “dental month” postcard and stock-photo social posts every clinic buys. newslet writes a real letter from your clinic, from this week's actual pet-health news and your local forecast, at $69 month-to-month. The proof isn't this paragraph: it's reading your own issue in three minutes.
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