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What Happens After Selling to Mission Pet Health in 2026 Key takeaways Mission Pet Health will not change your practice name, brand, or culture — this is an explicit, published commitment on their partnerships page, not a negotiating position. Your hospital keeps its identity. Clinical decisions stay with the veterinarians. Medical autonomy is Mission Pet…

Selling Your Veterinary Practice to WellHaven Pet Health: A 2026 Guide Key takeaways WellHaven Pet Health is a veterinarian-founded, private equity-backed practice group headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, founded in 2017 by a team that included former Banfield leaders and built around the idea of a vet-led alternative to large operators. Martis Capital is the majority…

Selling Your Veterinary Practice to VetnCare: A 2026 Guide Key takeaways VetnCare is a regional veterinary group — approximately 13 AAHA-accredited hospitals across Northern California and the San Francisco Bay Area, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Oakland. Great Point Partners, a Greenwich, Connecticut healthcare-focused private equity firm, partnered with VetnCare at the end of…

Selling Your Veterinary Practice to Veterinary Innovative Partners: A Vet’s 2026 Guide Key takeaways Veterinary Innovative Partners (VIP) is veterinarian-owned and veterinarian-operated by its four founders, with Health Enterprise Partners as the private-equity sponsor through its HEP III fund. The earlier rumor that VIP is owned by Innovatus Capital was not confirmed by any source.…

Selling Your Veterinary Practice to Suveto: A Vet’s 2026 Guide Key takeaways Suveto is a veterinarian-ownership network, not a straight cash-buyout consolidator. Its defining feature is the VSOP — the Veterinary Stock Ownership Plan, through which every member of the Suveto Hospital Network becomes an owner of the network with no cost to buy in.…