Inspire Veterinary owns and operates a network of 13 veterinary hospitals across 9 states in the U.S., providing general practice care for companion animals — primarily dogs and cats. Core services include routine preventive care, diagnostics, and surgery, with some locations also offering mixed animal care and holistic services like acupuncture. Inspire generates revenue directly from pet owners and does not sell to other businesses. The company is a roll-up, meaning its entire growth strategy is built on acquiring existing veterinary hospitals rather than building new ones. Inspire targets roughly 10 acquisitions per year, with a five-year goal of 50 total locations. The company argues it differentiates from larger consolidators by allowing acquired hospitals to retain their own practices and identities, offering an employee stock option plan to attract and retain staff, and taking a disciplined approach to acquisition pricing. The economic logic of the model depends on buying hospitals at reasonable multiples, retaining staff and patient volumes post-acquisition, and generating overhead leverage through centralized administration and procurement as the network grows. Inspire also owns the real estate underlying most of its hospitals, adding a property ownership layer to the business. Over time, Inspire intends to expand beyond small animal general practice into mixed animal, specialty, and emergency care.