Funding for Veterinary Clinics
Clinics collect at time of service — steady, card-based revenue underwriters like — and equipment financing covers imaging and surgical gear with the equipment as collateral.
Veterinary medicine has quietly become a capital-intensive trade. Digital radiography, ultrasound, dental suites, in-house labs — the equipment that lets you treat instead of refer runs into six figures, and the corporate groups buying up practices in your area can write those checks from a head office. Your advantage is the practice itself: loyal clients, payment at time of service, demand that does not blink in a downturn. Broadway helps independents stay independent. One short form, three months of bank statements, soft credit pull, same-day decision, funding in as little as 24 hours.
The challenge
Imaging, surgical suites, and lab equipment run well into six figures, and independent clinics are competing with consolidator-backed practices that have corporate capital behind them.
How Broadway Advance helps
Clinics collect at time of service — steady, card-based revenue underwriters like — and equipment financing covers imaging and surgical gear with the equipment as collateral.
What owners use it for
- Buy imaging, surgical, and in-house lab equipment
- Build out exam rooms and surgical suites
- Hire associate DVMs and vet techs
- Stock pharmacy and medical supplies
- Acquire a practice from a retiring veterinarian
- Add boarding, grooming, or urgent-care services
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Apply nowFunding options that fit veterinary clinics
Equipment Financing
Buy the equipment you need; the equipment itself secures the deal.
Up to 100% of equipment cost →Term Loan
The lowest rates and longest terms, with predictable monthly payments.
Up to $5,000,000 →Business Line of Credit
A revolving cash reserve you only pay for when you draw on it.
Flexible limits →Veterinary Clinics funding questions
Can Broadway fund buying a practice from a retiring vet?
Yes — retiring-owner acquisitions are one of the cleanest deals in the category, because the practice comes with years of revenue history and a client base that mostly stays. A term loan up to $5M on 3, 5, or 7-year terms fits the purchase, with our lowest rates for buyers with good credit, which most veterinarians have. The seller's financials plus your statements carry the file. We broker across 25+ funders, so the deal gets shopped, not stalled.
Is financing imaging equipment smarter than referring those cases out?
That is the real comparison, and usually yes. Every imaging case you refer is revenue leaving the building and a client learning the way to someone else's practice. Equipment financing covers up to 100% of the cost with the machine as collateral, so the unit starts generating in-house revenue without draining the cash that runs your clinic. If the case volume is there, the equipment typically out-earns its payment. We will run your volume against the numbers honestly.
Corporate groups keep offering to buy my clinic — can funding help me grow instead?
It can, and that is exactly the choice capital gives you. The consolidators' main advantage is money — for equipment, facilities, and hiring — and financing closes that gap: equipment deals for the gear, a term loan for the build-out or even acquiring a second location yourself, a line of credit for the swings. Selling is a fine choice when you want it; it should not be the only option because a bank was slow. Same-day decision, soft pull.