Oncology Veterinary Data
Cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy, and tumor management in companion animals. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing oncology in the United States.
The veterinary oncology market
Veterinary oncology splits into medical, radiation, and surgical oncology, with board certification through ACVIM and ACVR. It's one of the fastest-growing specialties in the profession: pet owners increasingly treat cancer rather than euthanize at diagnosis, and specialty groups have been adding oncology departments accordingly. The boarded population remains small and referral-concentrated, heavily weighted toward major metros and university hospitals.
The commercial ecosystem around it is disproportionately large for the doctor count. Chemotherapy drugs and safety equipment, linear accelerators at the radiation sites, targeted therapeutics like Palladia and monoclonal antibodies, diagnostic panels, and the growing liquid-biopsy screening category all sell into this segment, and several of those products also need the GP ring that diagnoses and refers.
Building an oncology list that works
The boarded population is a named-account motion measured in hundreds, so accuracy per record matters more than volume. The referral-source play is often the smarter cut: general practices with the caseload and demographics to generate oncology referrals, mapped by distance to the nearest oncology service. Screening-product vendors in particular buy that GP cut, because early-detection panels sell where the cancer is diagnosed, not where it's treated.
Records include name, direct phone, practice, license status, and specialty classification, with verified email enrichment available. Related cuts: internal medicine, radiology and imaging, and surgery.
Why Vettica
State board verified
Every DVM cross-checked against active licensing records. Not scraped. Not guessed.
Specialty segmented
Small animal, equine, exotic, emergency, large animal, and 30+ subtypes. Generic tools can't do this.
Built for outreach
Verified emails, direct phones, active license status. Not info@ addresses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What oncology data do you have?
For Oncology Veterinary 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 do you verify the data?
For Oncology 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.
Do you cover oncology vets nationwide?
For Oncology 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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