Who owns your vet?

The clinic down the block may still have the same name, veterinarians and jar of treats at reception. Behind it, however, could be a private-equity firm, venture investors, a global corporation or a nonprofit board. This is Vetted's ongoing project tracking who actually owns New York City's veterinary clinics and hospitals — and what that means for what you pay.

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Clinics and hospital groups Vetted has profiled

Bond Vet

Backed by private-equity firm Warburg Pincus since a 2021 investment; merged with Small Door Veterinary in July 2026.

Full ownership breakdown· Bond Vet prices in NYC· Check a Bond Vet bill

Small Door Veterinary

Raised $55 million led by Valspring Capital in 2025, then merged with Bond Vet in 2026, joining a network with Warburg Pincus among its lead investors.

Full ownership breakdown· Check a Small Door bill

BluePearl Pet Hospital

Owned by Mars, Incorporated since 2015 — the same privately held family company behind VCA, Banfield and a large share of the pet-food aisle.

Full ownership breakdown· Check a BluePearl bill

Pure Paws Veterinary Care

Classified by Vetted as privately and locally owned, based on public records reviewed for our ownership analysis.

Pure Paws prices in NYC· Check a Pure Paws bill

Want the bigger picture? Read Vetted's 72-clinic NYC ownership analysis, or browse the full NYC veterinary price database. This directory is updated as Vetted publishes new clinic-by-clinic reporting.