Equine Reproduction Veterinary Data
Breeding management, stallion evaluation, and mare reproductive health. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing equine reproduction in the United States.
The equine reproduction market
Equine reproduction is seasonal, regional, and technical: a breeding-season economy that runs roughly February through June, concentrated where the mares are (central Kentucky for Thoroughbreds, Texas and Oklahoma for western breeds, Florida and California for sport horses). The practitioners range from ambulatory vets doing farm reproductive work through dedicated breeding-farm veterinarians and the theriogenologists at referral centers handling problem mares.
Breed registry rules shape the technology mix in a way outsiders miss: the Thoroughbred registry requires live cover, so its veterinary work centers on mare management and foaling, while performance-horse breeds embrace shipped semen, embryo transfer, and increasingly ICSI, an advanced-reproduction niche that has minted its own referral category.
Commercial applications
Reproductive pharmaceuticals and hormones, ultrasound (the reproductive workhorse; many ambulatory vets bought their first ultrasound for mares), semen handling and shipping equipment, ET and ICSI lab supplies, and foaling monitoring products. The breeding-farm ring buys through its veterinarians nearly absolutely. We cut this population by region and season-activity signals inside equine, with theriogenology as the boarded parent specialty.
Records: name, direct phone, practice, license status, classification; verified email as an add-on.
Why Vettica
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Frequently Asked Questions
What equine reproduction data do you have?
For Equine Reproduction Veterinary Data, you get the DVM's name, a verified email address, a direct phone number, the practice name and full address, their state license number with active status, and their specialty category. Additional data points like practice size or technology stack are available as add-ons.
How do you verify the data?
For Equine Reproduction Veterinary Data, we source raw data from state veterinary licensing boards, then cross-reference against AVMA directories, DEA registrations, and business listings. Emails are deliverability-tested. Phone numbers are verified against active carrier records. The full process takes 3-5 business days per list.
Do you cover equine reproduction vets nationwide?
For Equine Reproduction Veterinary Data, full 50-state coverage. Some states make licensing records available online with daily updates; others run quarterly. We track each state's update schedule and pull at the right time so you get the freshest data each board publishes.
Get verified veterinary contacts in 3-5 days.
Every DVM cross-checked against licensing data. Specialty segmented. Deliverability tested.
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