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Veterinary Practice Letter of Intent in 2026: The Two Documents That Decide Your Deal Key takeaways Two documents decide your deal: the letter of intent (LOI), which locks structure, price, and exclusivity, and the definitive purchase agreement, which allocates the risk. Almost everything that matters to your after-sale life is settled in one of the…

Veterinary Practice Due Diligence in 2026: What Buyers Check Before They Close Key takeaways Due diligence is the buyer’s hunt for reasons to pay less — the deep review that runs after the letter of intent, where every number, contract, and compliance record gets tested against what you said was true. The price you signed…

Selling Your Veterinary Practice to Innovetive PetCare: A Vet’s 2026 Guide Key takeaways Innovetive PetCare is a Texas-based private equity-backed veterinary practice operator headquartered in Austin, founded in 2015 and grown to more than 60 hospitals across roughly 16 states, with a regional concentration in Texas, the Gulf Coast, and the Southeast. Metalmark Capital has…

Preparing a Veterinary Practice for Sale: The 2026 Value-Building Roadmap Key takeaways The work that moves your sale price happens 12 to 24 months before you go to market, not in the deal itself — the levers buyers pay for need a track record before they’ll underwrite them. Owner clinical dependence is the first thing…

Who Should I Sell My Veterinary Practice To? A 2026 Buyer-Type Guide Key takeaways There are 3 buyer types for a veterinary practice in 2026: private equity-backed groups, strategic buyers, and individual veterinarians or small regional groups. Each is a legitimate, well-funded path. No single buyer type is best for everyone. The right one depends…