Indian pet healthcare startup Vetic has secured $40 million in a funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with continued backing from existing investors including Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office.
The fresh capital will fuel the company’s ambitious expansion plans as it scales its integrated pet healthcare ecosystem across India.Founded in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic has rapidly built a nationwide platform combining veterinary clinics, emergency care, at-home consultations, e-pharmacy services, diagnostics, insurance, and wellness solutions. The company currently operates more than 65 clinics across 11 cities, supported by over 250 veterinarians and a growing digital infrastructure.The new investment will enable Vetic to expand its clinic network, strengthen its veterinary workforce, launch nationwide home-care services, broaden pet insurance offerings, and accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence across its platform.
The company aims to deliver more connected, proactive, and personalized healthcare experiences for pet owners.Ajmera said the company was founded to solve the fragmented nature of pet healthcare in India after experiencing firsthand the challenges of finding quality treatment for his own pet. He emphasized Vetic’s mission to provide pets with healthcare standards comparable to those available for humans.As India’s pet care market continues to expand, Vetic’s latest funding underscores growing investor confidence in technology-driven healthcare platforms that address evolving consumer expectations.
The company is positioning itself as a comprehensive, AI-powered healthcare network designed to redefine how pet families access medical care, wellness services, and long-term support.
