Swine Veterinary Data
Pig health management, herd biosecurity, and pork production veterinary care. Verified contacts for every licensed DVM practicing swine in the United States.
The swine veterinary market
Swine medicine is the most industrialized corner of veterinary practice. The caseload is population health for integrated production systems, and the veterinarians (AASV members, a community small enough to fit in one conference hotel) work as employed vets for integrators, as consultants to independent producers, or in the diagnostic labs that serve the industry. Individual-pig medicine is functionally nonexistent commercially; the pet-pig niche routes to exotic-capable GPs.
Disease economics drive everything: PRRS alone costs the US industry hundreds of millions annually, PEDv rewrote biosecurity practice, and foreign-animal-disease preparedness (African swine fever) shapes current planning. The veterinarians who manage these risks control protocol decisions across millions of animals.
Commercial notes
Vaccines and biologics, diagnostics and surveillance programs, biosecurity products and services, and production software all sell through a short list of high-influence veterinarians. This is named-account selling at its purest: the AASV-aligned population is countable in the low thousands nationally, concentrated in Iowa, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Illinois, and a complete accurate roster beats any volume play. That's the cut we build, inside the large animal segment.
Records carry name, direct phone, employer or practice, license status, and classification, with verified email where it exists.
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
We're not selling software. We do the research so your team can focus on selling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What swine data do you have?
For Swine 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 do you verify the data?
For Swine Veterinary Data, we cross-check every DVM against their state licensing board for active status, validate email addresses through deliverability testing, verify phone numbers against carrier databases, and confirm practice details against multiple public sources.
Do you cover swine vets nationwide?
For Swine 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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