Closing day is not the finish line. For veterinary practice buyers, it’s the starting gun for the most consequential 90 days of the entire acquisition — a window during which client relationships solidify or erode, key staff members decide whether […]
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When a buyer agrees to pay $1.2 million for a veterinary practice and the equipment, supplies, and furniture are worth $180,000, the question worth asking before closing is, “What is the other $1,020,000 actually purchasing?” The answer is goodwill. Goodwill […]
The conversation starts casually. The owner mentions succession. Maybe they float a number—a percentage, a timeline, an equity stake. It sounds good. You’ve been working together for three years, you trust each other clinically, and the practice fits your life. […]
Most veterinary practice sellers have experienced representation. Most buyers do not. That imbalance costs buyers every time. Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced owner expanding your portfolio, navigating an acquisition without skilled representation carries real risk. Sellers […]
Before listing your practice, consider this: you have an opportunity, ideally 12 to 24 months in advance, to make targeted improvements that can significantly increase its value. When you sell vet practice, success is not just about finding a buyer. […]
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