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A vet practice owner’s salary is part compensation, part reward for risk, part substitute for profit. It varies depending on whether the owner is producing cases, overseeing a team, prepping for exit, or just trying to stabilize after a tough year. What most veterinary owners miss is this: salary isn’t just about paying yourself, it’s…

Veterinary consolidation trends in 2026 are no longer projections; they’re unfolding in plain sight. Here’s data to back this statement. According to Grand View Research, the global veterinary services market is expected to surpass USD $145 billion by 2026, with practice acquisitions driving a significant chunk of that growth. For many independent practice owners, this…

Veterinary private equity isn’t new. But the pace, pressure, and pitch have changed. Today, even mid-size clinics in second-tier cities are receiving unsolicited interest from funds that didn’t exist five years ago. Those calls come as quiet emails, through consolidators, or after a conference handshake. Owners who’ve spent years building local trust are suddenly asked…

Talk to any practice owner, and you’ll hear the same thing: the future of veterinary medicine won’t be defined by medical capability; it will be defined by access. The practices growing the fastest aren’t necessarily the ones with the most equipment or the largest footprint.  They’re the ones that understand how today’s pet owners behave,…

According to a recent industry projection by Grand View Research, the North American veterinary services market is expected to surpass $280 billion by 2033, driven by shifts in pet owner behavior, specialization, and changing consolidation patterns. The veterinary market outlook for 2026 is defined more by where capital is flowing and why. The pace of…