The US vet market, as of today.
Not as of last quarter. Every practice, every veterinarian, every change we see, dated and sourced.
The Bird Bath Terminal is a veterinary practice database and market intelligence platform covering every veterinary practice in the United States: who owns it, who works there, what software it runs, and what changed this week.
We keep customer names private. Here is what they do.
What makes it different.
The whole market
Corporate groups publish their own locations, so those are the easy part. Independents take more work, and they are most of the market.
Ownership is resolved to the practice, not the brand on the sign.
We keep the history
Most industry data is a snapshot taken once a quarter. Ours is a record.
Corrections are kept rather than overwritten, so you can ask what a practice looked like eighteen months ago.
Signals, not just fields
A lot of it happens before there is a press release.
Plus the staffing picture underneath: licensed vets linked to where they work.
It keeps updating after you buy it.
A file is out of date the day it lands. This is not a file.
The full picture, in one place.
Interactive map
35,214 practices. Filter by ownership, state, DVM count, services, or group.
Group directory
107 groups with investor structure, footprint, and revenue estimates.
DVM directory
Licensed veterinarians across 51 jurisdictions, linked to their practices.
Ask Terminal
Plain English against the whole dataset, with the rows behind the answer.
Watchlists
Track targets and markets. Get told when something changes.
Trends
Our change data alongside AVMA, VMG, Vetsource, and state board figures.
Export
Filtered CSV for target lists, CRM loads, and board decks.
API and MCP
Query from your warehouse or straight from Claude and ChatGPT. How access works
If you are on the business side of vet med, this is for you.
- Corporate groupsSpot targets early.
- Private equity and investorsDiligence a market in an afternoon.
- Pharma, labs, and distributorsTerritory design that matches reality.
- Vendors selling into practicesWhitespace by software, size, and ownership.
- Associations and boardsA view your own roster cannot give you.
- Consultants and advisorsStop rebuilding the same market map for every engagement.
What people say.
"Our M&A team identified practices that had never hit our radar."
CEO, corporate consolidator"This has quickly become an invaluable tool for our sales team."
VP Sales, veterinary diagnostics"Everyone is looking for this information."
President, venture capital firm