Vetic, a pioneering pet healthcare startup, has successfully raised $40 million in its latest funding round, spearheaded by Bessemer Venture Partners. In addition, existing investors such as Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office also contributed to this round. Bessemer had previously supported the company’s earlier financial rounds. Notably, Startup Superb reported in May 2025 that Vetic was in the process of securing new financing led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
The recent funds will enable Vetic to expand its network of clinics, enhance its veterinary workforce for in-clinic, at-home, and virtual care services, and augment its insurance and wellness offerings. Additionally, the startup plans to invest in advanced technology and artificial intelligence capabilities. Vetic is set to introduce its Vet at Home services on a national scale in the upcoming two quarters.
Established in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic operates a comprehensive pet healthcare platform that encompasses veterinary clinics, emergency care, diagnostics, surgeries, at-home services, insurance, pharmacy, and pet supplies. The company, based in Gurugram, currently operates over 65 clinics in 11 cities, along with 15 emergency care facilities. It is also providing services to more than 60,000 subscribed members through its healthcare platform.
Vetic asserts that it has developed a healthcare operating system that holds comprehensive health records for pets, while also standardising care protocols across its network. The company has embedded AI technologies for pet parent triaging, veterinary diagnostics assistance, and tailored care recommendations.
Financially, Vetic’s operating revenue has seen significant growth, increasing 2.5 times to Rs 62.9 crore in FY25, compared to Rs 25.5 crore in FY24. However, the company’s rapid growth led to an increase in expenses, resulting in a 63% rise in losses, escalating to Rs 65.6 crore in FY25 from Rs 40.2 crore in the previous fiscal year.
This latest round of funding comes in the backdrop of increasing investor interest in the pet care market in India, where a rise in pet ownership and heightened expenditure on healthcare and wellness services are creating new opportunities for organised players. Other startups like Heads Up For Tails, Supertails, Wiggles, and Dogsee Chew have also successfully secured funding as the pet care ecosystem in the country flourishes.