Petcare startup Vetic has raised $40 million (₹377.7 crore) in a funding round led by existing investor Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office, according to inc42.com. The fresh capital will be used to scale Vetic’s clinic network, enhance its technology infrastructure, and expand its veterinary team to 500 professionals.
Founded in 2022 by former Pristyn Care CBO Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic operates a chain of pet healthcare centres offering consultations, diagnostics, and surgeries through a network of more than 250 veterinarians. The startup also provides at-home veterinary services, pet insurance, wellness plans, an e-pharmacy, and pet products delivery. Vetic’s digital operations rely on a proprietary system that maintains longitudinal health records and standardises care protocols across its network.
The petcare sector in India is witnessing growing investor interest as pet ownership rises. Vetic’s $40 million funding follows its previous $26 million Series C round, underscoring confidence in its integrated approach combining clinics, insurance, and wellness services. The startup’s model aims to improve efficiency and pet care quality by connecting consultations, diagnostics, medicines, and recovery services under one platform.
Vetic plans to use the new funds to double its veterinary team to 500 vets and roll out ‘Vet at Home’ services across India within the next two fiscal quarters. The company currently serves over 60,000 subscribed members, positioning it as a significant player in India’s pet healthcare market.