A vet clinic has to work for two audiences at once — owners who are often worried, and animals who are often stressed. Clear separation of spaces, obvious wayfinding, calm waiting areas and reminders that actually get read all come down to good print and signage.
Finding you
- Aluminium composite panel signs for clinic fascia and street identification.
- Colorbond® steel signs for pylon, driveway and after-hours signage — emergency details need to be readable at night from a car.
- Window vinyl for hours, services and emergency contact.
- Parking and driveway signage, including drop-off bays.
Waiting areas and separation
- Rigid signs for consult rooms, surgery, isolation and amenities.
- Cut vinyl for door lettering and floor markings — useful for keeping dogs and cats to separate waiting zones, which reduces stress for both.
- Posters for parasite prevention, vaccination schedules, desexing and nutrition advice.
- Canvas prints and wall murals for waiting and consult rooms.
Safety and notices
- Notice signs for dogs on leads, cats in carriers, payment terms and cancellation policy.
- Hazard signage for radiography and controlled areas, and mandatory signage for hygiene requirements.
- Emergency, exit and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs.
- Wet floor stands — used more often in a vet clinic than most premises, for obvious reasons.
Reminders and client print
- Fridge magnets — the single best fit in this sector. Vaccination due dates and the emergency number live on the fridge for years.
- Business cards and appointment cards for each vet.
- Stickers and labels for medication, sample containers and take-home packs.
- Printed promotional items and branded bags for take-home food and prescriptions.
Community and outreach
- Pull-up banners for puppy schools, shows and community days.
- PVC banners for events, or mesh where they're going on fencing.
Talk to our team about a clinic fit-out, or upload your artwork to get started.
