
Canada · Veterinary startup
P3 Veterinary Partners is a Canadian veterinary practice group founded in 2015, headquartered in Oakville, Ontario.
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P3 Veterinary Partners is a Canadian veterinary practice group founded in 2015, headquartered in Oakville, Ontario.
The company operates a network of hospitals across Western Canada, the Prairies, Central Canada, and Atlantic Canada, focusing on community-based animal health care. P3 was established by Dr. Nicole Judge and Bruce Campbell, who aims to enhance the veterinary landscape by providing alternative pathways for practice ownership transitions and supporting veterinary teams. The company offers a range of veterinary services, including medical, surgical, and preventative care for small animals, as well as some services for large and farm animals. P3 also provides practice management and ownership transition services, partnership programs for veterinary teams, and human resources support. The company emphasizes empowering veterinary professionals to focus on high-quality care while maintaining clinical autonomy. P3 Veterinary Partners serves both veterinary teams and pet owners, ensuring that local communities receive exceptional veterinary care.
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