Equine Veterinary Practice Data
Verified contacts for horse veterinarians, equine hospitals, and racehorse medicine providers across the United States.
The equine segment
Equine practice is its own economy, closer in structure to human sports medicine than to companion animal practice. A few thousand US practices see horses as a primary caseload, from solo ambulatory vets working out of trucks to referral hospitals with surgical suites and standing MRI. AAEP is the professional center, and the client base runs from backyard horse owners to racing and sport operations where a single patient is a seven-figure asset.
Geography concentrates hard: Kentucky, Florida (Wellington and Ocala), Texas, California, and the racing corridors. Discipline matters as much as geography: racetrack practice, sport horse medicine, western performance, and pleasure-horse care are different businesses with different spending. The workforce problem is acute here too; equine practice loses young associates to small animal salaries and lifestyle, leaving practices competing for a shrinking pipeline.
Commercial structure
Joint therapeutics and biologics, imaging (portable digital radiography and ultrasound are ambulatory-standard), dewormers and vaccines, nutrition and supplements sold through vet recommendation, and the referral-hospital equipment tier. Our subtype pages carry the specifics: lameness, surgery, reproduction, and sports medicine.
Records are board-verified with direct phone, practice, license status, and classification, ambulatory practices flagged; deliverability-tested email as an add-on.
Subspecialties
Equine Sports Medicine
Performance horses, fitness evaluation, and athletic injury treatment.
View dataEquine Surgery
Colic surgery, orthopedic procedures, and soft tissue operations.
View dataEquine Reproduction
Breeding management, stallion evaluation, and mare reproductive health.
View dataEquine Lameness
Gait analysis, hoof diagnostics, and musculoskeletal treatment.
View dataWhy Vettica for equine data
License-verified DVMs
We pull from state veterinary boards, not business directories. Every contact is a real, practicing veterinarian.
30+ specialty filters
Target by practice type, rather than just 'veterinary services.' Reach the exact DVMs your product serves.
98% deliverability
Emails tested before delivery. Phone numbers verified against active lines. Data you can trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equine data fields are included?
For Equine Veterinary Practice Data, standard fields: DVM name, email (deliverability-tested), direct phone, practice name and address, state license number, active/inactive status, and specialty classification. We can add technology detection or firmographic data for an additional fee.
How is the data verified?
For Equine Veterinary Practice Data, every contact starts with a state board license record. We verify the DVM is actively licensed, confirm their practice affiliation, validate their email address, and check their phone number. Records that fail any verification step are flagged or excluded.
How fresh is the data?
For Equine Veterinary Practice Data, we build every list on demand. There's no stale database sitting on a server. License data is pulled from state boards at the time of your order, and contact details are verified before delivery. Most data is less than two weeks old when you receive it.
Do you cover equine practices in all states?
For Equine Veterinary Practice Data, every US state is covered. We maintain active pipelines into all 50 state veterinary licensing boards, adapting to their individual publishing schedules and data formats. Rural and metro markets are included in the same dataset.
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98% email deliverability. 50 states covered. Your data to keep.