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No, you will not have to make any monthly payments before your Wag’n Tails veterinary vehicle is ready for delivery. Wag’n Tails understands how important cash flow is when starting a new business or growing an existing business. Our lead time is approximately 8 weeks from the time of order. We typically always have an inventory of vehicles on our lot ready for customization.

All of our veterinary customers receive a mobile veterinary business success guide. This guide is a time-tested and proven educational resource that teaches veterinarians how to build a successful mobile business. It includes valuable information ranging from pricing strategy to client scheduling and rebooking best practices, marketing and sales techniques, budgeting, vehicle maintenance, and so much more. Wag’n Tails also provides business consulting services to customers in need of additional support. Our mission is to help mobile pet care professionals be successful, and our customers have an excellent track record of achieving their personal and professional goals.

On average, a mobile veterinarian with a Wag’n Tails vehicle charges about 30% more than a veterinarian working in a brick-and-mortar clinic. However, the pricing premium could be higher or lower than the average depending on the demographics of your local market. Mobile veterinary clients are more than willing to pay a premium because mobile services are convenient and time-saving for them and better for their pet(s).

On average, a mobile veterinarian with a Wag’n Tails vehicle sees about 12 pets per day. A mobile veterinarian can afford to see fewer pets daily because a comparable level of revenue can be generated through premium pricing for mobile services. Furthermore, many mobile veterinary clients have multi-pet households, which helps with both travel efficiency and work productivity and often leads to more meaningful time with pet patients/parents and improved work-life balance for mobile veterinarians.

This is a lesson that we learned through years of experience. Large commercial vans are designed to carry the loads needed for mobile veterinary services. They have better suspension than lighter vans and are designed specifically for heavy-duty loads. With the generator and other conversion elements, you need a van that will withstand years of use. One-ton vans are necessary for the durability and longevity of your veterinary vehicle.

Certainly. Wag’n Tails has designed veterinary vehicles that we think are both highly efficient and a pleasure to work in. However, no two veterinarians are alike, so changes to many features are available. An extra charge may apply though depending on the customization.

Yes, we have several financing sources available. You can finance or lease your veterinary vehicle, depending on what is best for you and your business.

It may be easier to finance or lease your veterinary vehicle through our network of lenders or lessors since they and their regional credit offices are accustomed to Wag’n Tails mobile pet care vehicles. Ford Credit and Mercedes-Benz Financial Services are the most used lenders for Wag’n Tails veterinary vehicles.

Lenders and lessors look at your credit score, debt-to-income ratio, credit history, and earnings potential. Wag’n Tails can be a helpful resource and facilitator for you in the application and approval process.

Congress recently passed a law to allow consumers to check their credit report annually at no charge. The website is located at www.annualcreditreport.com, or you may call at (877) 322-8228.

It is a good idea to check your credit report every 12 months in order to make sure that creditors are reporting accurate information and to look for identity theft issues. There is a small fee to determine your actual credit score with the three credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and Transunion.

Most of our applicants qualify for financing or leasing, even as a start-up business. There is no cost or obligation to purchase a vehicle when you apply for credit. Applying simply lets you know where you stand. It also helps Wag’n Tails and you determine the best monthly payment options.

Click on the link below to start the pre-approval process:

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Your monthly loan payment depends on three factors: interest rate, down payment amount, and term length of the loan. The only real way to determine your monthly loan payment is with a credit application and pre-approval.

If you are leasing a veterinary vehicle, your monthly lease payment depends on the term length of the lease and your city/state of residence. The only real way to determine your monthly lease payment is with a credit application and pre-approval.

Wag’n Tails manufactures veterinary vehicles in Granger, Indiana, which is about 20 minutes east of South Bend, Indiana.

The nearest airport is South Bend International Airport (SBN). Most of our customers fly into South Bend or nearby Chicago, IL (Midway or O’Hare airports about 2-3 hours west). 

Picking up your veterinary vehicle in Granger gives you time to complete the vehicle orientation on maintenance and equipment operation. We also offer transportation/logistics services for delivery of your vehicle to you anywhere in the United States.

Please contact us ahead of time to get details for delivery.

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“We are very excited to provide mobile veterinary services in the coastal area to new and existing clients. Mobile services not only relieve stress in pets who do not like to be transported, but these services are also very convenient for pet owners who are unable to easily travel. Mobile services are especially great for clients who would prefer a private visit with their pet’s doctor in the comfort of their own home.”

Dr. Gwynn Hardee

“There are people in need who can’t come to the clinic, so I go to them. Mobile veterinary services provide a stress-free environment for pets as well as clients. I feel the bond. I feel the love, unconditional love, and I know that pet parents feel the same way. Right now, I’m living my dream.”

Dr. Venkat Kuncharapu

“Going mobile has been a big change for me. I used to work 12 hours a day in a large veterinary hospital and rarely had time to even go outside, which was hard for me. Now, I have freedom to set my own schedule, which helps me to have a more balanced life. I focus mostly on wellness care with my mobile practice but have an agreement with a local clinic to perform surgeries there one day a week, which works out really well for everyone.”

Dr. Amalia Lopez

“The two hours commuting on top of a 10 to 12-hour workday was creating a taxing situation for my family and me. I wanted to continue practicing veterinary medicine at a level that I had grown to love while still having time to care for my husband and kids. Starting my own mobile veterinary practice has given me the flexibility to do both and not have to sacrifice one at the expense of the other. It has been a life-giving experience.”

Dr. Kathy Baker
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