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M arketplace texas arizona Phoenix. One doctor small animal and exotic practice grossing $550,000. Well-established neighborhood. Carry-back nancing and real estate available. Call Steve Lieb, (602) 955-8430. colorado Excellent, well established small animal emergency and routine practice located in Colorado. Grossing $450,000 plus. Operating 6 p.m. to Midnight. High traf cked location; 50,000 (plus) cars daily. Excellent parking and visibility. 5,000 sq. ft. Well equipped. Seller motivated due to retirement. Poised to go 24 hours. If interested e-mail: coloradovetpractice@yahoo.com. 6-year solo practice in the heart of the Colorado Rockies grossing $600,000+ with room for growth. New 6,800 sq. ft. building $690,000 (real estate only; with practice $990,000). (719) 839-1040. Full-time Veterinary Associate needed for a wellestablished, high volume multi-doctor critical care extended hours practice. We offer a very exible work schedule to suit your lifestyle. The salary is very competitive with an excellent bene t package. We need a con dent, high-energy individual who can bring his or her knowledge and enthusiasm to our team. Our city was recently rated in the top ten most livable places. Housing is very affordable, schools are great, and the cost of living is much lower than many other cities of comparable size. If you love the sun and great food, come and check out our fun city; we know you won t be disappointed. idaho One doctor small animal practice in rural southern Idaho; grossed over $500,000 last year. Large client base, potential for growth. Great clients, great recreational area. Motivated for at least part-time retirement, can assist transition. Contact yourvet@cableone.net. kentucky Small Animal Veterinarian Practice For Sale in Kentucky. Turnkey, well established, 29 year. Be your own boss and enjoy small town country life. Grossing $250,000/year, with a client base of 5,000. After 29 years we are retiring out of the area. Two clinics, main and satellite. Inventory and equipment. Contact Neal Zabkar at (606) 521-6482. Please e-mail your information to kinseylyle@yahoo.com. Visit our website at www.perrin410animalhospital.com practices for sale or lease north carolina New grad opportunity for future ownership advancement in the only Veterinary Practice of Excellence in the Triangle as we continue to expand. Practice focus on customer service, client education, quality medicine. Raleigh, NC one of best places to live in US 2 hrs to coast, 3 hrs to mountains, 4 seasons, mild winters. Mail/e-mail/fax resume to Oberlin Animal Hospital, 1216 Oberlin Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608; debbie@itbeginswithcaring.com; fax (919) 844-0281; www.itbeginswithcaring.com; (919) 523-0441. alaska Downsize to Douglas Island, Alaska. Small animal practice, housecalls and treatment facility, established 1991. Cool 2BR house with basement clinic on 1.4 wooded acres. lesdekrey@gmail.com. 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