Veterinary Practice Transition

Selling Your Veterinary Practice

In order to get the most out of the sale of your veterinary practice, you must work with a transition advisor. There are many ways to go about transitioning your practice to a new owner. Some veterinary practice owners may wish for a walk away sale. In this type of transition, your responsibilities, ownerships, and practice are fully transferred to the new owner upon completion of the sale. A walk away sale is often the best option for practice owners who are relocating or retiring with no desire to continue the practice.

More common than a walk away sale, however, is a partnership transition. In this type of arrangement, you continue to work alongside the new veterinary practice owner for a set period of time. This can be incredibly rewarding and beneficial for both parties. However, due to the many complexities of this type of transition, you must partner with a veterinary practice transition advisor to ensure that everything is done properly.

These are just a few examples of ways you can sell your veterinary practice. At Jaquay Enterprise, we specialize in providing veterinary transition and consulting services that benefit our clients.

Buying a Veterinary Practice

Whether you are just starting out in your veterinary career or you are an experienced veterinarian looking to launch your own veterinary practice, there are many things to consider. In most cases, it is highly beneficial to buy an existing veterinary practice. However, this process comes with its own unique set of challenges. Do you see yourself transitioning with the former owner of the practice or do you wish to start fresh without their supervision? How do you know that the veterinary practice you are purchasing is really worth the cost? 

This is where the veterinary practice transition advisors at Jaquay Enterprise step in. Our team of professionals is ready to partner with you as you take the next big step in your veterinary career. We help you navigate the many aspects of buying an existing veterinary practice, always keeping your best interests in mind.