No. SleekAI is configured to refuse any assessment of clinical signs in exotics. Anorexia in a bearded dragon can stem from husbandry, parasites, impaction, brumation, or systemic disease, and the only way to differentiate is a hands-on exam. The bot books the visit and captures husbandry details so the vet arrives prepared, but never speculates on cause. The boundary holds across reptile, avian, and small-mammal intake regardless of how the question is phrased.

Yes. SleekAI reads your service pages and ACF fields, so reptile intake covers vivarium dimensions, basking spot temperature, UVB bulb age, substrate, and last shed. Avian intake covers cage size, diet composition, and feather plucking history. Small-mammal intake adapts to rabbit, guinea pig, ferret, hedgehog, or sugar glider. The captured fields attach to the appointment summary.

Yes, when stored as custom fields. Most generic emergency clinics will not see exotics, so the partner hospital field is critical. The bot pulls it into the system prompt and surfaces the partner's address, phone, and 24-hour status alongside ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) whenever emergency keywords appear (prolapse, egg-binding, GI stasis, respiratory distress, severe trauma). Update the field and every conversation reflects the new partner.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot, so reptile, avian, and small-mammal sections can each run their own bot with their own system prompt. This keeps reptile husbandry rules off the avian intake and vice versa, which matters because one bloated prompt covering all species starts to drift on questions that need precise species context. Each species bot pulls only from its own service pages and ACF fields.

Yes. SleekAI reads service descriptions and pricing from WordPress posts and ACF fields, so the chatbot quotes your real numbers. Exotic exam $135, beak trim $45, nail clip $25, fecal float $35, husbandry consult $90 - all current. Update the price on the page and every conversation reflects the new number. Many exotic practices have tiered pricing per species, which the bot handles through species-specific service posts.

Yours. SleekAI is BYO API key. Bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter key, and the model bills you directly. No per-message markup. For a single-location exotic practice the monthly model cost is usually $5 to $30 in actual API usage. GPT-4o-mini is the typical pick for cost, GPT-4o or Claude Sonnet for higher quality on complex species-specific intake prompts.

It warns and routes, it does not assess. Pesticide exposure, insecticide-dusted feeder insects, plant toxicity (philodendron, oak in some species, avocado in birds), and substrate impaction all trigger the emergency response: call ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888-426-4435) and head to your exotic-friendly emergency hospital. The bot does not estimate dose toxicity from chat because exotic toxicity depends on species, weight, and exposure route, and a wrong guess is fatal.

Yes, if you publish service pages for them. The species-specific intake pattern extends to any taxon you treat. Waterfowl and raptor intake capture different fields than parrots (wing condition, breeding status, environmental enrichment). Fish intake captures tank size, water parameters, and tankmates. As long as the service page lists what the vet needs at the visit, the bot will branch its intake to capture those fields conversationally.