Key Takeaways
- O-1 veterinarians qualify on practice revenue and patient visit history
- Equipment, practice acquisition, and expansion all funded
- SBA barred for O-1 holders since March 2026
- Veterinary practices generate consistent, highly verifiable revenue
- 48-hour decisions, no green card required
Veterinarians with O-1 recognition — board-certified specialists whose clinical contributions have been documented in peer-reviewed publications, researchers who have advanced veterinary science, or practice operators whose innovations have received industry recognition — run businesses with consistent, verifiable patient visit revenue. Bankable funds O-1 veterinary practices on patient revenue and practice production data — not immigration status. Check your Bankability Score.
What Veterinary Practice Funding Covers
- Medical equipment: Digital radiography, ultrasound, anesthesia systems, surgical tools
- Practice acquisition: Buying an existing practice or buying out a partner
- Facility expansion: Additional exam rooms, surgical suite, dental suite
- Working capital: Payroll and operational costs between patient billing cycles
- Marketing: Client acquisition, Google Ads, veterinary directory listings
- Staff expansion: Associate veterinarians, vet techs, front desk staff
Practice Revenue Documentation
We evaluate veterinary practices using PIMS (practice information management system) reports — Cornerstone, AVImark, eVetPractice, or similar — alongside bank statements. Key metrics: monthly production, client transaction count, and average invoice value. A companion animal practice averaging 300 patient visits/month at $180 average invoice generates $54,000/month — a strong qualifying profile.
Specialty Veterinary Medicine
Board-certified veterinary specialists — oncologists, cardiologists, neurologists, surgeons — operate referral practices with higher case complexity and significantly elevated average invoices ($800-$5,000+ per case). O-1 veterinary specialists qualify on the same production-based model, with their specialty case values producing strong revenue profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bankable funds O-1 veterinary practices on patient revenue. No green card required.
Cornerstone, AVImark, eVetPractice, Vetspire, and similar systems alongside bank statements qualify.
$25,000/month in veterinary collections with 6 months of operating history.
Yes. Practice acquisition is a primary use of veterinary funding from Bankable.
48 hours from complete application.
Yes. All SBA programs require 100% citizen/national ownership since March 2026.
Yes. Digital radiography, ultrasound, and other equipment qualifies for asset-secured financing.
Up to $2M based on monthly patient revenue.
Yes. Specialty referral revenue is evaluated on the same model with specialty case values reflected.
Yes. Associate DVM salary costs are valid working capital uses.