Gurugram-based pet healthcare network Vetic on Thursday (June 18) has secured $40 million in a funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP), which has been an investor in the company’s multiple earlier rounds as well.
The funding also saw participation from existing investors Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office, the startup said in a statement.
The new funds will be used to scale Vetic’s clinic network and its veterinary team (in-clinic, home, and virtual care) to double the current capacity. The company will also roll out vet-at-home services nationally within two quarters; deepening its pet insurance and wellness plan offerings; and investing significantly in technology and artificial intelligence.
“I started Vetic because of my pet Simba, who didn’t receive quality care when he needed it most…Pet parents demand human-grade care, yet the systems built around pet care remain fragmented and mediocre. Vetic is building a connected system where consultations, clinics, medicines, diagnostics, insurance, recovery, and wellness all work together not just to improve efficiency, but to help people care better for the pets they love. Because our pets deserve human-grade care,” said Gaurav Ajmera, Founder & CEO, Vetic.
Founded in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic boasts a network of over 250 veterinarians delivering care across in-clinic OPD, advanced diagnostics, and complex surgeries. The company has expanded into vet at home services, pet insurance and wellness plans, an e-pharmacy delivering 300+ medicines across 700+ pincodes in 60 minutes, and quick commerce for 600+ pet products.
Vetic currently has over 60,000 subscribed members.
