Ophthalmology Veterinary Data
Eye conditions, surgery, and vision diagnostics for companion animals. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing ophthalmology in the United States.
The veterinary ophthalmology market
Boarded veterinary ophthalmologists (ACVO) number a few hundred nationwide, split between referral practices, universities, and a distinctive private-practice model of ophthalmology-only clinics that's more common in this specialty than in most. Cataract surgery, corneal disease, and glaucoma management anchor caseloads, with a service-dog exam program (the ACVO/Epicur annual event) giving the specialty unusual public visibility.
The equipment intensity is high per doctor: operating microscopes, phacoemulsification units, tonometers, electroretinography, and lasers, which makes each boarded ophthalmologist a meaningful capital-equipment account despite the small population. Ophthalmic pharmaceuticals and the growing tele-ophthalmology consult market extend the ring to GPs, who manage routine eye cases and decide when to refer.
Targeting notes
Treat the boarded population as an enumerable named-account list; treat GPs as the volume ring for ophthalmic drugs, diagnostics like tear tests and tonometry, and consult services. Breed screening programs (OFA eye certifications) tie ophthalmologists to the breeder economy, a niche worth noting for genetics and registry adjacent products. Parent segment: small animal, with equine overlap for the ophthalmologists who see horses.
Records include direct phone, practice, license status, and classification, with verified email as an add-on.
Why Vettica
Every state covered
All 50 states. Rural and urban. Independent practices and specialty referral hospitals.
Decision-maker contacts
Emails and phones for practice owners and DVMs, not front desk numbers or generic mailboxes.
No platform required
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ophthalmology data do you have?
For Ophthalmology 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 Ophthalmology Veterinary Data, each DVM goes through three verification checkpoints: active license confirmation against the state board, email deliverability testing, and phone carrier validation. We also cross-reference the practice address against business registrations to catch closures and relocations.
Do you cover ophthalmology vets nationwide?
For Ophthalmology Veterinary Data, all 50 states and DC. Some states publish their licensing data online in real-time. Others update monthly or quarterly. We know the update cadence for each state and time our data pulls accordingly.
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