Digital X-ray, ultrasound, and imaging equipment
Fund the imaging stack that supports modern diagnostic standards in companion animal practice.
A working capital line of credit up to $1.5M for veterinary practices. Fund equipment, payroll, surgical capability, and the expansion that grows the practice.
Veterinary medicine has become significantly more capital-intensive over the past decade. Digital X-ray systems cross $40,000. Ultrasound and CT add to the imaging stack. Surgical suites, dental equipment, and laser therapy systems all represent meaningful equipment investments. Add the cost of veterinary technician recruitment in a tight labor market, the consolidation pressure from corporate veterinary platforms, and the constant need to upgrade software and patient management systems, and the working capital demands are continuous.
Commercial Capital Connect provides veterinary practice owners a working capital line of credit up to $1.5 million with interest-only options. Fund equipment. Cover payroll during ramp periods. Expand the practice. Acquire a competitor. Same-day approvals and the flexibility to draw when opportunities surface.
Fund the imaging stack that supports modern diagnostic standards in companion animal practice.
Add surgical suite capability, dental equipment, and laser therapy systems.
Fund competitive compensation and signing bonuses for licensed veterinary technicians.
Fund lease, buildout, and opening operations for an additional clinic or animal hospital.
Fund practice management software, hardware refresh, and the digital infrastructure of modern practice.
These are baseline review items, not an approval, offer, or commitment to lend.
CCC is a business finance marketplace, not a direct lender. One application can help compare potential options through a network of 75+ lending partners.
We work with veterinary practice owners and understand the capital cycle of modern operations.
Imaging, surgical, and dental equipment investments are normal. We support them.
Keep monthly costs lean during equipment ramp and pay down principal as practice revenue grows.
Pay off up to two existing cash advances or short-term loans into a flexible LOC.
Yes. Solo practitioner operations qualify on the standard criteria: 575 Equifax, 30 days TIB, $200K annual revenue.
Working capital for an acquisition is a valid use. Larger acquisition-specific structures may require additional documentation.
Emergency, specialty, and referral practices qualify and the line supports working capital across all practice models.
Yes. Recruitment, signing bonuses, and ramp compensation are valid working capital uses.
The line complements equipment-specific financing by providing flexible working capital for any business purpose.