Pet Care Startup Vetic Raises $40 Mn in Round

The company will use the new funding to open more clinics and expand its veterinary team, doubling its current capacity. Vetic also plans to launch Vet-at-Home services within the next six months, grow its pet insurance and wellness offerings, and continue investing in its technology and AI platform.

“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.

“Gaurav and his team have turned a fragmented, doctor-led trade into a genuine consumer healthcare platform, with the unit economics and clinical standards to prove it. We're continuing to double down on the journey with them because category leaders compound, and Vetic is the category leader in this space,” said Vishal Gupta, Partner, Bessemer Venture Partners.

Founded in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic currently operates more than 65 pet clinics across 11 cities in India, along with 15 emergency centers that are open 24/7. The company also offers vet-at-home services, an online pharmacy, and pet care products.

In September 2025, Vetic partnered with Doggy World, a multispecialty pet hospital, and integrated its technology and systems into four of Doggy World's clinics.

The company delivers medicines and pet care products within 60 minutes across 1,200 pincodes. Its clinic network also serves as local fulfillment and inventory centers to support faster deliveries.

Vetic's revenue grew significantly to ₹66.6 crore in FY25, up from ₹26.5 crore in FY24. However, its net loss also increased during the same period, rising from ₹41.3 crore to ₹65.6 crore.

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