Ava AI Review 2026: Features, Pricing, Pros & Cons
AI voice and booking assistant for veterinary practices. AVA answers inbound calls, reactivates lapsed clients, and books appointments directly into your PIMS.
VetPawer builds AVA, an AI assistant designed specifically for veterinary practices. AVA works across three connected products. AVA Voice answers inbound calls 24/7, handling overflow and after-hours volume, or serving as the primary answering resource if a practice opts in. AVA Outbound places reactivation calls to lapsed clients from the practice's own phone number, with no VoIP dependency. AVA Scheduler powers online booking behind a Book Now button on the practice website.
Every conversation writes into the practice management system. AVA books appointments, processes prescription refill requests, and identifies returning clients. Supported PIMS include AVImark, Cornerstone, ezyVet, ImproMed, Pulse, Shepherd, DaySmart, Vetspire, ClienTrax.
In one Southern California multi-doctor hospital, AVA Voice and AVA Scheduler scheduled 9,007 appointments and processed 5,518 refills, with a 93% client identification rate. A 400-clinic group running AVA Outbound across all locations moved visit growth from +1% to +4.25% year over year during a period when the industry declined 2.3%.
Multi-location groups get enterprise reporting with group level roll-up and drill down to clinic level, plus APIs to feed AVA data into an existing data warehouse. Outbound campaigns can run standardized across all locations or be customized clinic by clinic.
AVA does not replace the front desk. It absorbs the call and follow-up volume the team cannot get to. All products are month to month with no long-term contract. 1,000+ veterinary hospitals use AVA today.