Petcare startup Vetic has closed a $40 million funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP), with participation from existing investors Greenoaks Capital, Lachy Groom, and JSW Family Office. Bessemer has been an investor in multiple earlier funding rounds as well.

The new funds will be used to scale Vetic’s clinic network and its veterinary team to double its current capacity.

They also intend to roll out Vet at Home services nationally within two quarters, deepening their pet insurance and wellness plan offerings, and investing significantly in technology and AI to improve the efficiency of the pet health journey.

Founded in 2022 by Gaurav Ajmera, Vetic began after his own experience with his cat Simba, who needed 25-30 visits across five or six different vets just to receive the correct diagnosis.

Ajmera emphasised how Vetic seeks to fix the pet care system by stating; “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.”

Currently, Vetic integrates 65+ clinics across 11 cities, 15 round-the-clock emergency facilities, vet at home services, e-pharmacy and pet supplies through a single connected platform.

Vetic is backed by a network of over 250 veterinarians delivering care in-clinic. To amplify its reach, Vetic has expanded into at-home services, pet insurance and wellness plans, an e-pharmacy expanding to 700+ pincodes, and quick commerce for 600+ pet products. Vetic currently has over 60,000 subscribed members.

A strong sense of confidence and belief in Vetic was echoed by their leading investing partner, who view Vetic as category leaders in the pet health space.

Published on June 18, 2026