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Veterinary Practice Funding

Veterinary Practice Business Funding Veterinary Practice Funding for Vet Clinics

Fast, flexible, responsible veterinary practice funding from $5,000 to $5,000,000 — funded in as little as 24 hours, with no hard credit pull to apply. Coast Funding has financed vet clinics, animal hospitals, mobile vets, and emergency practices across all 50 states since 2014.

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Last reviewed: May 12, 2026 · Coast Funding Editorial Team

2014
Funding since
50
States served
$1B+
Deployed to operators
412
Verified reviews

Why Veterinarians Choose Coast for Veterinary Practice Business Funding

Veterinary practices face funding challenges traditional banks aren't built to solve: high-cost surgical and imaging equipment, multi-doctor payroll, pet-insurance receivables timing, and capital-intensive build-outs. Our team has been financing veterinarians since 2014 and approves veterinary practice loans based on real-world billings — not just credit scores.

Veterinarian examining a dog in a clinic representing fast funding

Fast

Online application in 5 minutes. Funds deposited the next business day on most products.

Veterinary team consulting with pet owner representing flexible funding

Flexible

Six funding products built for veterinary practices — from $5K bridge advances to $5M imaging and surgical equipment financing.

Veterinarian with a cat representing responsible funding

Responsible

The only funding partner committed to guiding clients to responsible decisions — not just the biggest check.

Veterinary Practice Funding Options

Whether you need short-term veterinary working capital, equipment financing for a new digital X-ray or ultrasound, or capital to acquire a second practice, we have a program built for it.

Equipment Financing Veterinary surgical suite with monitors representing equipment financing

Veterinary Equipment Financing

$10,000 – $5,000,000 · 2–5 years

Finance surgical suites, digital radiography, ultrasound, CT, dental units, anesthesia, lab analyzers, monitors, and cage banks with fixed monthly payments.

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Working Capital Veterinary team in clinic representing working capital use

Veterinary Working Capital

$5,000 – $2,000,000 · 3–24 months

Cash upfront to cover payroll for DVMs and techs, restock pharmacy and surgical supplies, or fund a marketing push. Approval driven by recent billings, not just credit.

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Practice Acquisition Veterinarian shaking hands representing practice acquisition financing

Practice Acquisition Financing

$50,000 – $5,000,000 · Up to 10 years

Capital to buy an existing veterinary practice, partner buy-ins, or DVM-to-owner transitions. Often combined with working capital for the post-close transition.

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Line of Credit Practice owner reviewing finances representing a line of credit

Veterinary Line of Credit

$10,000 – $500,000 · Revolving

Only draw what you need and only pay for what you use. Revolving access with monthly rates starting at 2.99% — perfect for recurring supply orders and seasonal swings.

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Build-Out Term Loan Animal hospital exterior representing build-out and expansion financing

Veterinary Build-Out Loan

$10,000 – $1,000,000 · Up to 5 years

Fixed-term capital for surgical suite additions, exam-room expansions, boarding facility build-outs, and second-location openings. Predictable monthly payments.

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Receivables Financing Veterinarian with paperwork representing receivables financing

Receivables Financing

$10,000 – $1,000,000 · Sales-based

Turn tomorrow's client billings and pet insurance receivables into today's cash. Sales-based repayment that ebbs and flows with your practice volume.

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ProgramAmountTermBest For
Equipment Financing$10K – $5M2 – 5 yearsSurgical, imaging, dental, lab analyzers
Working Capital$5K – $2M3 – 24 monthsPayroll, supplies, marketing
Business Line of Credit$10K – $500KRevolvingRecurring supply orders, monthly rates from 2.99%
Practice Acquisition$50K – $5MUp to 10 yearsBuy a practice, partner buy-in
Receivables Financing$10K – $1MSales-basedPet insurance and client receivables timing

All rates, terms, and amounts are illustrative and subject to underwriting, borrower qualifications, and applicable state regulations. Certain programs are made available or arranged pursuant to California Financing Law License No. 60DBO-146720.

How to Apply for Veterinary Practice Funding

Three steps. Five minutes to start. No hard credit pull, no application fees.

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Complete the application

5-minute online form plus 4 months of practice bank statements (or link via Plaid). No fees, no obligation.

Coast Funding advisor reviewing an offer with a veterinary practice owner

Review your offer

A Business Funding Advisor calls you within hours with pre-qualified offers customized to your practice cash flow.

Funds deposited into a veterinary practice business bank account

Sign and get funded

Funds can be deposited into your practice account in as little as 24 hours after the signed agreement.

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$15K+
Minimum monthly gross billings to qualify for most programs

Approved by Practice Billings — Not Just Credit

We approve based on practice performance, time in business, and deposit trends — not a credit score in isolation. Here's exactly what underwriting reviews.

Minimum Requirements

  • 6+ months in business (3 months for select programs)
  • $15,000+ in monthly gross billings
  • Licensed DVM and active state veterinary practice license
  • U.S.-based practice with a business bank account
  • Valid government ID and practice documentation

What We Review

  • Last 4 months of practice bank statements
  • Client billing and pet-insurance deposit trends
  • Number of DVMs and practice ownership structure
  • Equipment list and facility size for build-outs
  • Time in business and any prior practice acquisitions

What Veterinarians Use Coast Funding For

From upgrading to digital radiography to opening a second clinic, our veterinary clients deploy capital in four recurring patterns.

Veterinary surgical and imaging equipment Surgical & Imaging Equipment
Animal hospital boarding facility Build-Out & Boarding
Veterinary technicians at work Hire Vets & Techs
Veterinarian shaking hands on practice acquisition Practice Acquisition

Veterinary Practice Funding FAQ

The 10 questions veterinary practice owners ask us most.

How long does the veterinary practice funding application take?

The Coast Funding application takes about 5 minutes to complete online. You provide basic practice details and 4 months of bank statements (or link via Plaid) for underwriting review.

Can I finance surgical and imaging equipment like ultrasound and digital X-ray?

Yes. Coast Funding equipment financing covers surgical suites, digital radiography, ultrasound, dental units, anesthesia, lab analyzers, monitors, and cage banks — from $10,000 to $5,000,000 with fixed monthly payments.

How much veterinary practice funding can I qualify for?

Most veterinary practices qualify between $25,000 and $750,000 based on monthly gross billings. Established multi-doctor practices and animal hospitals can qualify for up to $5 million via equipment financing or acquisition loans.

Do you fund mobile vets and house-call practices?

Yes. We routinely fund mobile veterinary units, ambulatory rigs, and house-call practices. We finance the vehicle build-out, portable diagnostics, and working capital to grow the route.

Does applying hurt my credit score?

No. There is no hard credit pull to apply with Coast Funding. A hard inquiry occurs only if a specific product requires it after you accept an offer.

Can I fund a boarding or grooming facility build-out?

Yes. We fund boarding kennels, runs, climate-controlled luxury suites, grooming additions, and daycare build-outs with term loans and equipment financing — common add-ons for clinics expanding revenue per visit.

Do I have to take the full amount I'm approved for?

No. Upon approval you can take up to the approved amount. If you're approved for $300,000 but only need $150,000 for a new ultrasound, you only draw what you need.

Can you fund a 24/7 emergency veterinary clinic?

Yes. Emergency and specialty hospitals have higher equipment density and staffing needs — we structure equipment financing, working capital, and lines of credit specifically for ER and specialty practices.

Can I use Coast Funding to buy an existing veterinary practice?

Yes. Practice acquisition is one of our most common veterinary use cases. We can fund the purchase of an existing practice, partner buy-ins, or DVM-to-owner transitions, often combined with working capital for the transition.

Is Coast Funding licensed?

Yes. Certain Coast Funding programs are made available or arranged pursuant to California Financing Law License No. 60DBO-146720. Coast Funding Services LLC is headquartered in San Diego, California.

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