On May 1, 2019, Southern Veterinary Partners (SVP) grew past the 80 mark and now has 81 veterinary hospitals in our network.  With the Georgia additions of Clarkesville Veterinary Hospital and Cornelia Veterinary Hospital, SVP now has 11 animal hospitals in Georgia and 81 across 12 southern states.

As 2016 comes to an end, we took a few moments to recap some highlights that Southern Veterinary Partners experienced.  Although 2016 was only our second full year in operation, it was full of notable moments and accomplishments:

Congrats to Bryan Wetta who was honored as a CFO of the Year finalist by the Birmingham Business Journal. 

Meet Ashton, the Resort Manager and Dog Trainer and Behaviorist at Taylor Crossing Animal Hospital. We took some time to interview her and ask about her time at Taylor Crossing, and how she’s adapted her role in the midst of COVID-19.

Southern Veterinary Partners (SVP), recently welcomed Britt Animal Hospital located in Birmingham, Alabama to its fast-growing family of veterinary-owned and managed animal hospitals, reaching an impressive milestone of 150 locations across 15 states.

Like most professionals in veterinary care, Parker Stansel’s journey began with a deep love of animals from a tender young age. “I remember being absolutely curious about all kinds of animals when I was young and just having this desire to help them,” she recounted.

Meet Crockett Knox, a Field Integration Specialist who has had tremendous growth in his career at SVP for over three years.

Southern Veterinary Partners has acquired additional hospitals in Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia.

Southern Veterinary Partners and our Murrayville Veterinary Clinic in Murrayville, Georgia sponsored Blind Veteran's Association Blind Appalachian Trail - which provides visually impaired veterans a chance to experience the Appalachian Trail.

Join Southern Veterinary Partners for a good old-fashioned tailgate before the Auburn University vs. Texas A&M game on Saturday, November 3 at Jordan Hare Stadium.