Mixed Practice Veterinary Data
Contact data for veterinary practices treating both small and large animals, common in rural and suburban markets.
The mixed practice segment
Mixed practices treat companion animals and livestock under one roof, the standard model across rural America where neither caseload alone supports a clinic. The morning is spays and vaccine appointments; the afternoon is a calving call twenty miles out. These practices are the veterinary infrastructure of small-town agriculture, and they're under the same pressure as their communities: recruiting young vets to rural mixed work is the profession's hardest sell.
Commercially, mixed practices are dual citizens: they buy companion animal products and food-animal products, usually in smaller volumes than dedicated practices on either side, through distributor relationships that value the consolidated account. Their equipment runs practical and portable, and their software adoption trails metro practices by years, which makes them simultaneously a hard market for premium SaaS and an open one for tools priced and built for lean operations.
Targeting notes
Geography first: mixed practice maps to agricultural counties, and state-level campaigns miss the point. Species-mix signals second: a mostly-cattle mixed practice and a mostly-pets one belong in different sequences. The USDA rural shortage-area designations overlay usefully here for recruiting and loan-repayment adjacent products. Parents and siblings: large animal, small animal, bovine.
Records carry name, direct phone, practice, license status, and classification with species-mix flags where detectable; verified email available.
Why Vettica for mixed practice 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 mixed practice data fields are included?
For Mixed Practice 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 is the data verified?
For Mixed Practice Veterinary 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 Mixed Practice Veterinary 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 mixed practice practices in all states?
For Mixed Practice 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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