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Veterinary Industry Statistics


 

Here you will find a collection of useful tools and information pertaining to the veterinary industry. New tools will be added regularly so bookmark this page now!

This month we have included tables for calculating Companion Animal Total Revenue Per Doctor and Companion Animal Revenue Services as well as Reasons You May Require Valuation Services. If you are looking for information you don't see here, please

 

Companion Animal Total Revenue Per Doctor

$200,000 to $249,999 6 %
250,000 to 299,999 17 %
300,000 to 349,999 42 %
350,000 to 400,000 15 %
More than $400,000 21%

 

Companion Animal Revenue Services

Examinations 20%
Vaccinations 13%
Medicines 21%
Laboratory 16%
Radiology/Ultrasound 4%
Surgery 9%
Dentistry 2%

 "Well managed practice owners use community economics and client’s perception of value to competitively price vaccinations and routine surgical procedures."

 

"Shift client’s perception of value meant setting appropriate fees to pay for advanced services"

 

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Reasons You Might Require Valuation Services

You are interested in purchasing a particular veterinarian clinic….

Take a moment to request from the vending veterinarian what is he specifically selling, what is he selling it for, and what are the terms under which he is sell.

With the last three year’s financial statements, we would prefer to complete a preliminary review of the operating results to confirm the selling price range and terms. Once you know that you are within a "negotiating range", then begin to spend money to complete in depth analysis and research.  

 

You are thinking of selling the practice …

Take a moment to think about why you want to sell the practice.

With the last three year’s financial statements, we would complete a preliminary review of the operating results to confirm the approximate selling range. We would also be able to identify some obvious problems that you might want to take time to correct, prior to selling.

The most common problems in selling a veterinary practice is land and building included in the operating company, above industry average employee wage costs, lease difficulties, (forced) timing.

 

You are separating from your spouse...

This is serious. It is very important to clarify and confirm the financial relationship as soon as possible as this represents probably the most complicated matrimonial asset.

We would begin with the last three year’s financial statements, review the operating premises, review the status of the equipment, and investigate the operating market. We review and discuss the valuation calculations, assumptions and analysis with yourself.

If were jointly retained, we’ll work with yourself and your spouse to bring a clear understanding as to the valuation process, allowing both parties the opportunity to submit information they consider relevant.

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