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Sample rows

10 of the 3,409 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 474 businesses, 332 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 342.

11 rows (0%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Animal Medical Center with 11. 3,116 businesses have a name used only once, and 2,175 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 3,395 rated businesses is 4.6, and 55 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 2,386 email addresses, 849 (36%) are role addresses such as info@, 417 (17%) name a person and 1,120 (47%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this animal hospital email list?

The file has 3,409 Google Maps listings in the Animal hospital category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a veterinary practice: a general small-animal clinic, an emergency and specialty hospital, or a mixed practice that Google files under animal hospital. One practice with several doctors is one row.

2,386 listings carry an address taken from the practice's own website, one per practice, which is about two rows in five. Phone numbers are on 3,398 rows and websites on 3,255, so almost every listing can also be called or looked up.

The file has one category, Animal hospital, so there is no split between emergency, exotic or general practices in a column. The name and the website are where that detail lives.

How can you segment the file?

Everything is in one CSV, and Excel or Google Sheets handles the filters. Veterinary practices lend themselves to three cuts.

Here the email type column tells you who answers. Of the 2,386 addresses, 1,120 are on free-mail domains, 849 are role addresses such as info@ or frontdesk@ and 417 are named-person addresses. The free-mail group is the biggest, which tells you that many independent vets run their practice from a personal-style account. Those addresses tend to reach the owner. The role addresses reach the front desk.

The business name column separates specialties and groups. Search for emergency, overnight, specialty, exotic, cat, equine or referral to build a narrower list. Corporate-owned hospital groups mostly keep local names, so a name search will not tell you who owns a practice. The other 3,116 listings carry a name that appears once.

State and city let a regional supplier or a locum agency work a territory. The rating column has a median of 4.6, so most practices are rated well and a rating filter is only useful to find the ones below four, which may be worth a service pitch.

• Email type: free-mail for owner-run practices, role addresses for the front desk.
• Name keywords: emergency, overnight, specialty, exotic, referral.
• State and city: pick a territory a rep can drive.

Who buys an animal hospital email list?

Veterinary suppliers and software companies buy it. Practice management software vendors sell scheduling, records and client reminders. Distributors of drugs, vaccines and surgical supplies call on practices to win the order. Diagnostic laboratories and teleradiology services sell blood work and image reads. Makers of digital X-ray, ultrasound and dental equipment pitch the owner, who usually decides on capital purchases.

Service companies come next. Locum veterinarians and relief technician agencies look for practices that are short on staff. Pet cremation services and medical waste haulers work within a driving radius. Pet insurance providers and client payment plan companies want practices that will explain their product at the front desk. Uniform and scrub suppliers, veterinary marketing agencies, website builders and online pharmacy services also use these lists, as do practice brokers who help owners sell.

Continuing education providers write to doctors and technicians about courses and conferences.

How do you run outreach to animal hospitals?

A clinic's day is a schedule of appointments and surgeries, and the person who sees the inbox is often the practice manager or the owner doctor between cases. Keep the email short enough to read in the gap between two appointments, and state the point in the first line.

Fit the wording to the kind of address you have. A free-mail address, the biggest group at 1,120, is probably a small practice owner, so write to a doctor about how your product affects the clinic's revenue or workload. For the 849 role addresses, assume a receptionist or a manager reads it, and ask for the person who orders supplies, handles staffing or picks software. For the 417 named-person addresses, use the first name and a specific reason.

Do not write as if every clinic is alike. An emergency hospital runs nights and weekends and needs different staffing and equipment than a daytime cat clinic. Look at the website first and mention what the practice does.

Send during the weekday morning, before surgeries start or after the lunch break, and avoid the busy vaccine seasons and holidays when boarding fills. Keep each batch small and watch for bounces, since small practices change their email setup when they switch hosting.

What email rules apply when you contact animal hospitals?

CAN-SPAM wants your commercial message to show a valid street or PO box address for your company and a working way for the recipient to opt out. If a clinic manager writes back to stop the emails, remove the address and keep that request in your suppression list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 474 animal hospitals and 332 emails, the most of any state. Texas has 342 listings and 212 emails, and Florida 303 and 212. Then come New York (134 listings, 94 emails), Tennessee (123, 86), Alabama (113, 79), Georgia (107, 75), Ohio (100, 70) and Pennsylvania (84, 70).

City counts are flat: Miami and Las Vegas have 33 listings each, San Antonio 32, San Diego 28, Los Angeles 25, Houston 25, Austin 23, Greensboro 17, Louisville 16 and Baton Rouge 16. No single metro dominates, so territory by state works better for a supplier with a sales rep.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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