Dermatology Veterinary Data
Skin conditions, allergies, and coat disorders in companion animals. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing dermatology in the United States.
The veterinary dermatology market
Dermatology is where general practice revenue actually lives: skin and ear cases are among the top reasons for canine vet visits, and allergy management is a recurring-revenue condition that keeps patients coming back for years. Boarded dermatologists (ACVD) number only a few hundred and run referral caseloads of the chronic and severe cases, but the prescribing volume sits with tens of thousands of GPs.
The market got a demonstration of what that volume is worth when Apoquel and Cytopoint became blockbuster franchises largely through GP prescribing. Every derm-adjacent seller since, in therapeutic diets, topicals, allergy testing, and supplements, is chasing the same distribution: a small boarded ring for credibility and a wide GP ring for volume.
Cutting a dermatology list
For referral-level products (intradermal allergy testing, immunotherapy formulation, advanced diagnostics), the boarded population plus dermatology-heavy referral hospitals is the target, and it's small enough to work as named accounts. For prescription volume, the useful cut is small animal GPs weighted by practice size and companion-animal density; a five-DVM suburban practice sees more allergic dogs in a week than a rural mixed practice sees in a quarter. We build both cuts, with small animal as the parent segment.
Each record: name, direct phone, practice and address, license status, specialty classification, deliverability-tested email as an add-on.
Why Vettica
Built from public records
State licensing boards, AVMA directories, DEA registrations. Authoritative sources that generic B2B tools ignore.
Your data to keep
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3-5 day turnaround
Tell us your criteria. We build your list. Verified data in your hands within a business week.
Frequently Asked Questions
What dermatology data do you have?
For Dermatology Veterinary Data, records include DVM name, email (tested for deliverability), direct phone, practice name, address, license number with active status, and specialty classification. Volume orders can include practice size estimates and PIMS technology data.
How do you verify the data?
For Dermatology Veterinary Data, we cross-check every DVM against their state licensing board for active status, validate email addresses through deliverability testing, verify phone numbers against carrier databases, and confirm practice details against multiple public sources.
Do you cover dermatology vets nationwide?
For Dermatology Veterinary Data, yes, all 50 states. State licensing board data quality varies by state, but we've built sourcing pipelines for every one. States that publish electronic data in real time get the most current records; states on monthly cycles are pulled on their latest update.
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Every DVM cross-checked against licensing data. Specialty segmented. Deliverability tested.
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