Equine Surgery Veterinary Data
Colic surgery, orthopedic procedures, and soft tissue operations. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing equine surgery in the United States.
The equine surgery market
Equine surgery lives in referral hospitals and university clinics: colic surgery is the segment's emergency backbone, arthroscopy its performance-horse bread and butter, and the boarded surgeons (ACVS large animal track) who perform them number only a few hundred nationally. The facility list is even shorter: hospitals with equine surgical capability are countable, mappable, and mostly known to each other.
That enumerable structure defines the sales motion. Implant and arthroscopy vendors, anesthesia and recovery-system suppliers, and suture and consumables brands can work the entire national market as named accounts. The referral-source ring is the second list: ambulatory vets decide where colics and fracture candidates ship, and hospitals compete on those relationships.
Targeting notes
Cut one: the surgical facilities and their boarded surgeons, complete rather than sampled, because missing one hospital in a region can mean missing the region. Cut two: referring ambulatory practices by distance to each surgical center, which is both a marketing map for hospitals and a distribution map for pre-referral products. Insurance matters here more than anywhere in veterinary medicine; colic surgery is the claim that sells equine major-medical policies, and insurers work the same lists. Parents and siblings: equine, lameness, surgery.
Records: name, direct phone, facility, license status, classification; deliverability-tested email available.
Why Vettica
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State licensing boards, AVMA directories, DEA registrations. Authoritative sources that generic B2B tools ignore.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What equine surgery data do you have?
For Equine Surgery Veterinary Data, core fields per record: DVM full name, a deliverability-tested email, direct phone number (not a front-desk line), practice name and street address, state license number with active/inactive status, and specialty classification. Tech stack detection is an optional add-on.
How do you verify the data?
For Equine Surgery 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 surgery vets nationwide?
For Equine Surgery Veterinary Data, we cover every US state. Each state's veterinary licensing board publishes DVM records on its own schedule. We maintain pipelines for all 50 states and adjust our sourcing to match each board's data refresh cycle.
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