IVC Evidensia

IVC Evidensia is a veterinary care group whose stated purpose is “Healthy Animals, Happy Owners.” It describes itself as a global leader in veterinary care and says it invests in its people, premises and processes to deliver care. Its network includes first-opinion practices, referral services and out-of-hours clinics and hospitals. The company’s homepage describes a footprint of around 2,500 locations across 20 countries; a separate press and media page gives a different figure of over 2,200 sites across 19 countries. The group’s approach is to support locally led veterinary practices while bringing them together through shared values, clinical standards, education and group resources. Its website highlights continuous professional development, IVC Evidensia and Graduate academies, clinical boards, and access to treatments, equipment, facilities, medications and expert support. The company describes its shared values as care, daring to innovate, and sharing knowledge and best practice. IVC Evidensia’s stated work includes veterinary services for animal patients and their owners, alongside support for its clinical and support staff. Its ethical statement covers animal welfare, owners, employees and colleagues, public health and sustainability, and says the principles guide everyday work and policy decisions across the company. The group also reports on sustainability through its Positive Pawprint report, which it says addresses People, Planet and Patients. The supplied company pages do not identify a founding year, founder, headquarters, parent company, owner, or named countries of operation. The homepage reports senior leadership appointments in the Netherlands and Northern Europe and names Jason Singh as CEO of its VetStrategy operations in Canada, but does not provide dates for these announcements in the supplied text.

The supplied official material presents IVC Evidensia as an established, active veterinary care group, but does not provide a founding date, founder, or account of its formation. It therefore does not support a detailed chronology of the company’s origins or early development. The available material describes the group through its current operating model: a network of first-opinion practices, referral services, clinics and hospitals, including out-of-hours provision. IVC Evidensia says it seeks to bring people together to improve animal care while preserving the importance of locally led veterinary practices. The company describes investment in professional development, education, clinical standards and the resources available to clinicians as elements of this model. Its stated support includes clinical boards, treatment options, equipment, facilities, medications and expert advice. The group also sets out common values—care, daring and sharing—and says these are shared across its clinics and hospitals. Its ethical statement says the guidelines apply to company activities beyond clinical practice, inform everyday work and policy decisions, and were adopted by the Board. The statement addresses animal welfare, relationships with owners and colleagues, public health and environmental responsibility. For the scale of its current network, the official homepage reports around 2,500 locations in 20 countries. The press and media page separately reports over 2,200 clinics, hospitals and out-of-hours sites in 19 countries. As these pages give differing figures, they are reported here as separate statements rather than treated as a single reconciled count. The supplied pages also mention leadership appointments in the Netherlands and Northern Europe and Jason Singh’s appointment as CEO of VetStrategy operations in Canada, without giving announcement dates. The company’s homepage identifies a 2025 Positive Pawprint sustainability report covering People, Planet and Patients. No further dated corporate milestones are established by the supplied evidence.

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  Positive Pawprint Report 2025

  The company’s homepage identifies a 2025 Positive Pawprint sustainability report covering People, Planet and Patients.

A global leader in veterinary care that combines locally led practices with shared clinical standards, education and support. Its stated purpose is “Healthy Animals, Happy Owners.”

• Veterinary care network

  The group describes a network of first-opinion practices, referral services, clinics, hospitals and out-of-hours sites.

• Professional development and clinical support

  The company highlights continuing professional development, education, academies, clinical boards and support for clinicians.

• Ethical Statement adopted by the BoardOther

1. 1The global leader in veterinary care | IVC Evidensiaivcevidensia.com
2. 2IVC Evidensia is building the world's best veterinary group | IVC Evidensiaivcevidensia.com
3. 3Press and media enquiries | IVC Evidensiaivcevidensia.com
4. 4Ethical Statement | IVC Evidensiaivcevidensia.com
5. 5https://ivcevidensia.com/ivcevidensia.com