Kukur & Biralo

Kukur means dog and biralo means cat. This imagined clinic in Tangal is built for worried owners: soft colours, round shapes and friendly words, with a real booking system underneath. The hero photo is a dog wearing a marigold garland for Kukur Tihar, the day Nepal honours its dogs.

Owners book a visit in four steps, choosing a vet or the first one free. Each vet's days off grey out, cats are matched with the cat vet when she is in, and the server refuses a time that is already taken. The pet hotel has a two-month range calendar that marks full nights and festival pricing, and the server keeps one room free for every night of the stay.

A vaccine planner turns a birth date into a dated schedule with overdue and upcoming doses, and exports reminders to the phone calendar. A food checker answers "can my dog eat momo?", an emergency checker says when to call right now, and an age calculator converts pet years to human years by size.