Wag'n Tails

They started where you are

Choose Grooming or Veterinary, then meet owners who built real businesses with a Wag'n Tails van.

What these owners found

Different markets, same pattern: craft, a purpose-built van, and support that stays.

  • They started

    Groomers and veterinarians alike took the first step when the path felt worth exploring.

  • It paid off

    Routes, fleets, and practices grew when the van matched the work they already knew how to do.

  • They were not alone

    Customer Care, warranty, and a community of owners help when the unexpected shows up.

Owner stories

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  • Dr. Candice Vance with her Wag'n Tails mobile veterinary clinic

    Veterinary practice

    Dr. Candice Vance

    Candice built a mobile practice that brings veterinary care into the community with a purpose-built Wag'n Tails clinic.

  • Veterinary care inside a Wag'n Tails mobile clinic

    Veterinary practice

    Dr. Gwynn Hardee

    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.

  • Consultation about a Wag'n Tails mobile veterinary clinic

    Veterinary practice

    Dr. Venka Kuncharapu

    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. Right now, I'm living my dream.

  • Veterinary professionals with a Wag'n Tails mobile clinic

    Veterinary practice

    Dr. Amalia Lopez

    Going mobile has been a big change for me. I used to work 12 hours a day in a large veterinary hospital. Now I have freedom to set my own schedule, which helps me have a more balanced life.

Looking for clinic layouts and chassis options? Browse veterinary vehicles or book a call with a vet vehicle specialist.

In their own words

Short notes from mobile veterinarians who already made the leap.

  • 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.

    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. Right now, I'm living my dream.

    Dr. Venka Kuncharapu
  • Going mobile has been a big change for me. I used to work 12 hours a day in a large veterinary hospital. Now I have freedom to set my own schedule, which helps me have a more balanced life.

    Dr. Amalia Lopez

You are joining a community, not buying alone

Clinic layouts, owner resources, and peers who already know the route. When something goes sideways, Customer Care and the Wag'n Tails family help you get back on the road.

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Veterinarian and tech caring for a dog inside a Wag'n Tails mobile clinic

Questions veterinarians ask before they commit

Do I need prior mobile clinic experience?

No. Many owners come from hospital or fixed-clinic practice. Your clinical skills transfer; we help you match layout, equipment, and workflow to how you want to practice.

Is financing available for veterinary vehicles?

Yes. We work with lenders who understand mobile pet-care vehicles. Start with Financing & Leasing or talk through options on a call.

What support do veterinary owners get after delivery?

Owner orientation, Customer Care, parts access, and an industry-leading conversion warranty. Explore more on Customer Care.

How long does a veterinary build take?

Timing depends on platform, clinical layout, and options. Your sales contact shares a clear schedule in the first conversations so you can plan around delivery.

From interested to keys in hand

Four clear steps. No mystery, no pressure.

  1. Prequalify and plan

    Explore financing or leasing, set your budget, and apply for pre-approval.

  2. Choose and customize

    Pick the model and options that match your route, workflow, and style.

  3. Seal the deal

    Finalize paperwork, schedule pickup or delivery, and get a tour of your new van.

  4. Hit the road

    Start with onboard training, owner resources, and Customer Care behind you.

Your first clinic on wheels. Let's figure out the fit.

Both options below take less than 10 minutes to start. No sales pressure. Just answers and next steps on your timeline.