Thread regarding California layoffs

VCA Hospitals Announce Significant Staff Reductions

VCA Animal Hospitals is implementing widespread layoffs affecting nearly 200 corporate and veterinary staff across North America. These workforce reductions are part of a larger restructuring of the company's corporate headquarters in Los Angeles. Additionally, a hospital in the Bay Area will be permanently closed, impacting all its employees. The company cited organizational changes to continue investing in its services and supporting its workforce through these transitions. These actions reflect broader market recalibrations within the veterinary industry.

Los Angeles, California

https://www.whittierdailynews.com/2026/07/07/vca-animal-hospitals-laying-off-nearly-200-across-l-a-and-bay-area/


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100% correct @ym - I agree with all you said, people are leaving the profession.

12 years in the industry, 5 w/VCA

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Not a surprise. The cost of operating clinics and hospitals has increased. A large part of the P&L is spent of labor. This is largely being led by the increase of living in both LA and SF. Many tactics have been used yo increase review. Increases in prices have provided a relief, but you can only increase so much. The elasticity of prices is being stretched to its breaking point. Also, an exodus of the profession is taking place. This is due to verbal and emotional abuse by clients and the desire to work less by the staff.

I worked in the field for over 20 years (18yrs with VCA).

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