As pet ownership continues to rise across India, pet healthcare startup Vetic has secured $40 million in fresh funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, underscoring growing investor confidence in the country’s rapidly expanding pet care industry and providing the company with capital to scale its network of veterinary clinics, technology offerings, and healthcare services for companion animals.
Pet Care Startup Vetic Raises $40 Million in New Funding
Pet healthcare startup Vetic has secured $40 million in a new funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with continued backing from existing investors including Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and the JSW Family Office. Bessemer had also participated in the company’s earlier financing rounds, reaffirming its long-term support for the venture.
The development follows an earlier exclusive report by Entrackr in May 2025, which indicated that Vetic was in the process of raising a fresh round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
The newly raised capital will be deployed to accelerate the company’s expansion plans, including growing its network of veterinary clinics and strengthening its workforce across in-clinic, at-home, and digital care services. Vetic also plans to enhance its insurance and wellness verticals while investing heavily in technology infrastructure and artificial intelligence-driven capabilities. As part of its expansion strategy, the company aims to launch its “Vet at Home” services nationwide over the next two quarters.
Established in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic runs an integrated pet healthcare ecosystem that spans veterinary clinics, emergency services, diagnostics, surgical care, home veterinary visits, pet insurance, pharmacy solutions, and pet supplies.
Headquartered in Gurugram, the company currently operates more than 65 clinics across 11 cities, along with 15 emergency care facilities. Its platform reportedly serves over 60,000 subscribed members, reflecting steady adoption of its healthcare services.
Vetic says it has developed a comprehensive pet healthcare operating system designed to maintain lifelong medical records for pets and ensure standardised treatment protocols across its network. The company has also incorporated artificial intelligence tools to assist with initial pet triaging, support veterinary diagnostics, and deliver personalised care recommendations for pet parents.
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Vetic Scales Fast, But Costs Push FY25 Losses Higher
Financial performance filings show that Vetic’s operating revenue rose sharply by 2.5 times to ₹62.9 crore in FY25, compared to ₹25.5 crore in FY24. However, the company’s aggressive expansion strategy also led to higher costs, resulting in a widened net loss of ₹65.6 crore in FY25, up from ₹40.2 crore in the previous year.
The latest investment arrives amid increasing investor enthusiasm in India’s pet care sector, driven by rising pet ownership and growing expenditure on animal healthcare and wellness services. Startups such as Heads Up For Tails, Supertails, Wiggles, and Dogsee Chew are among those attracting funding as the organised pet care ecosystem continues to expand.
