That’s a wonderful goal, and I think it’s totally doable. Start by looking at the busiest times and see if we can shift a few routine checks to earlier or later slots. A quick check‑in before the main exam can catch a lot of the simple issues, so the more time we save in the main exam, the more space we’ll have to give each animal the love and attention they deserve. Also, a gentle reminder for everyone to be patient and let the animals set the pace—it’s the best way to keep their stress low while we work efficiently.

That plan feels solid, especially the pre‑check triage—it’ll catch the easy cases before they pile up. I’d just add a quick note for the team to check the animals’ moods during those 30‑minute windows; sometimes a calm pet needs a little extra time even if the appointment’s short. The “buffer” is a smart safety net, and I love the staff reminder—it keeps everyone remembering that the animals’ comfort comes first. Just keep an eye on the data and be ready to tweak the schedule a touch if something feels off. You’re on the right track!