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What a veterinary clinic needs to know about static hosting
6 Oct 2025
How a veterinary clinic deals with static hosting — and what usually goes wrong.
The problem: a plugin login nobody has used since March. This breaks static hosting for a veterinary clinic.
We found a plugin login nobody has used since March during a routine check of static hosting. The site had been leaking referrer data for six weeks before anyone noticed.
We billed a veterinary clinic two hours for static hosting. The previous agency billed forty hours and left a plugin login nobody has used since March behind. Complexity is not expertise.
The job started when a veterinary clinic realised their static hosting had been wrong for months. Nobody noticed because the site still loaded.
When a veterinary clinic moved hosts, the outage was not the new box — it was a plugin login nobody has used since March. We keep TTL short the week of a move, then raise it once everything is stable.
Related work on this site follows the same principle: one job, a real inbox, no theatre. a veterinary clinic did not need four analytics dashboards to know that Tuesdays are slow.
WordPress can handle static hosting with a plugin. But the plugin adds JavaScript, a dashboard, and a support ticket when it conflicts with the next update. We wrote four lines of config instead.
We write notes like this one because the same problems come back. If someone at a veterinary clinic reads it and avoids a plugin login nobody has used since March, the note paid for itself.
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