SMALL ANIMAL GENERAL PRACTICE WITH REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE
This small animal general practice has served its community for more than 40 years. It generated about $945,000 in revenue in 2025 and $343,000 in Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE), the profit available to a single owner-operator after adding back the owner's pay and one-time or personal costs. The practice operates from a 4,300+ square foot standalone building on just under an acre, and the real estate is available to purchase or lease.
The Practice
Full-service small animal medicine and surgery, supported by a team of seven. Two technicians have 13 and 16 years with the practice. They know the clients and the protocols, which is what keeps a client base in place through a change in ownership.
Room to Grow
Over the past few years, the owner has reduced clinical hours ahead of retirement. The same building and team supported substantially higher volume when the practice ran on a full schedule, and new clients still come in every year. A full-time veterinarian can add appointment capacity using the existing facility, equipment, and staff, with no build-out required.
Facility and Real Estate
The standalone building has two exam rooms, a treatment area, a surgery suite, digital radiography, ultrasound, and in-house lab equipment. The owner will sell or lease the building to the buyer, which gives a first-time owner a path to owning both the practice and its real estate.
Additional Revenue: Breeder Services
The practice also serves a group of breeder clients with progesterone timing, insemination, and pregnancy ultrasound. The current team supports this work. A buyer can keep it, grow it, or refer it out. No reproductive training is needed to own and run the practice.
Transition
The seller is open to discussing the length and structure of a post-closing transition to introduce clients and support the handoff.
Who This Fits
An associate veterinarian ready for a first practice, particularly one who wants a path to owning the real estate. Veterinary-focused lenders offer up to 100 percent financing for qualified DVMs, and we are happy to connect you with the lenders we work with.
Next Step
To receive the full practice profile, financial details, and transaction terms, contact Veterinary Sales & Consulting and sign a simple confidentiality agreement.
SMALL ANIMAL GENERAL PRACTICE WITH REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE
This small animal general practice has served its community for more than 40 years. It generated about $945,000 in revenue in 2025 and $343,000 in Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE), the profit available to a single owner-operator after adding back the owner's pay and one-time or personal costs. The practice operates from a 4,300+ square foot standalone building on just under an acre, and the real estate is available to purchase or lease.
The Practice
Full-service small animal medicine and surgery, supported by a team of seven. Two technicians have 13 and 16 years with the practice. They know the clients and the protocols, which is what keeps a client base in place through a change in ownership.
Room to Grow
Over the past few years, the owner has reduced clinical hours ahead of retirement. The same building and team supported substantially higher volume when the practice ran on a full schedule, and new clients still come in every year. A full-time veterinarian can add appointment capacity using the existing facility, equipment, and staff, with no build-out required.
Facility and Real Estate
The standalone building has two exam rooms, a treatment area, a surgery suite, digital radiography, ultrasound, and in-house lab equipment. The owner will sell or lease the building to the buyer, which gives a first-time owner a path to owning both the practice and its real estate.
Additional Revenue: Breeder Services
The practice also serves a group of breeder clients with progesterone timing, insemination, and pregnancy ultrasound. The current team supports this work. A buyer can keep it, grow it, or refer it out. No reproductive training is needed to own and run the practice.
Transition
The seller is open to discussing the length and structure of a post-closing transition to introduce clients and support the handoff.
Who This Fits
An associate veterinarian ready for a first practice, particularly one who wants a path to owning the real estate. Veterinary-focused lenders offer up to 100 percent financing for qualified DVMs, and we are happy to connect you with the lenders we work with.
Next Step
To receive the full practice profile, financial details, and transaction terms, contact Veterinary Sales & Consulting and sign a simple confidentiality agreement.
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SMALL ANIMAL GENERAL PRACTICE WITH REAL ESTATE AVAILABLE
This small animal general practice has served its community for more than 40 years. It generated about $945,000 in revenue in 2025 and $343,000 in Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE), the profit available to a single owner-operator after adding back the owner's pay and one-time or personal costs. The practice operates from a 4,300+ square foot standalone building on just under an acre, and the real estate is available to purchase or lease.
The Practice
Full-service small animal medicine and surgery, supported by a team of seven. Two technicians have 13 and 16 years with the practice. They know the clients and the protocols, which is what keeps a client base in place through a change in ownership.
Room to Grow
Over the past few years, the owner has reduced clinical hours ahead of retirement. The same building and team supported substantially higher volume when the practice ran on a full schedule, and new clients still come in every year. A full-time veterinarian can add appointment capacity using the existing facility, equipment, and staff, with no build-out required.
Facility and Real Estate
The standalone building has two exam rooms, a treatment area, a surgery suite, digital radiography, ultrasound, and in-house lab equipment. The owner will sell or lease the building to the buyer, which gives a first-time owner a path to owning both the practice and its real estate.
Additional Revenue: Breeder Services
The practice also serves a group of breeder clients with progesterone timing, insemination, and pregnancy ultrasound. The current team supports this work. A buyer can keep it, grow it, or refer it out. No reproductive training is needed to own and run the practice.
Transition
The seller is open to discussing the length and structure of a post-closing transition to introduce clients and support the handoff.
Who This Fits
An associate veterinarian ready for a first practice, particularly one who wants a path to owning the real estate. Veterinary-focused lenders offer up to 100 percent financing for qualified DVMs, and we are happy to connect you with the lenders we work with.
Next Step
To receive the full practice profile, financial details, and transaction terms, contact Veterinary Sales & Consulting and sign a simple confidentiality agreement.