Case 1 : From Solo to Team

A Single DVM’s Transition to a Thriving Multi-DVM Practice

Starting Point - July 2022

Ownership: DVM with Solo DVM Practice

Key Points:

Year
Revenue
Growth%
Growth $
2021
$1,894,344.54
+4.66%
$88,211
2022
$1,982,556.12

Why the Practice was “Unsellable”

Our Approach

The Results (financial and lifestyle)

Year
Revenue
Growth%
Growth $
2021
$1,894,344.54
+4.66%
$88,211
2022
$1,982,556.12
2023
$2,378,215.2
+19.96%
$395,659.13

The Impact:

DVM Production Pre-VetCircle & Post-VetCircle

Pre-VetCircle: No Associates

Average over 1 Year
Owner
Revenue/Month
$83,126
# invoice/Month
467
RPI
$167

Post-VetCircle: With Associates

Average over 12 months
Owner
1st Associate
2nd Associate
Revenue/Month
$68,128.16
$52,726.62
$27,889.82
# invoice/Month
325
208
131
RPI
$209
$253
$212

From Solo to Team : A Single DVM’s Transition to a Thriving Multi-DVM Practice

Before:


Owner was sole producer, seeing clients every 20 min (double booked) with no personal time and unable to sell his practice.

After:


Implemented a workflow system that can support multi-DVMs, hired 2 associates, optimized systems, increased revenue and owner can decrease responsibilities.

Key Takeaway:


Systems create freedom. You can grow your practice and work less by building a workflow that supports
a multi-DVM model—not a one-person hustle. But if every process is done differently and rules
constantly change, you’ll never have a system that runs without you.