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The veterinary startup scene is growing with companies focused on different parts of pet care. These businesses range from new types of clinics to advanced biotechnology.
For example, Bond Vet has raised $245M to operate its network of clinics. Meanwhile, Loyal is using its $137.1M in funding to develop medicines that extend the lifespan of dogs.
Below is our list of 26 Veterinary startups worth keeping an eye on.
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Get the Sheet for $50Modern Animal builds a new kind of veterinary service, combining design-forward clinics with a 24/7 virtual care platform. Through its membership model, the company aims to provide a better experience for pets, their owners, and the veterinary teams who care for them.
EnsiliTech developed a novel technology called ensilication to preserve the integrity of vaccines and other biological materials. This platform makes biologics thermostable by encasing them in silica, eliminating the need for costly cold-chain storage.
Bond Vet operates a network of veterinary clinics designed for both routine check-ups and urgent care needs. Their clinics provide a modern, friendly approach to pet wellness, aiming to make veterinary visits less stressful for pets and their owners.
Roo built an online marketplace connecting veterinary hospitals with a network of freelance vets and technicians for relief work. Their platform helps clinics manage staffing shortages by allowing them to book qualified professionals for temporary shifts.
Loyal is developing drugs intended to extend the healthy lifespan of dogs. The biotechnology company's work focuses on treating the underlying causes of aging to help dogs live longer, healthier lives.
Pictor develops and manufactures immunodiagnostic products for the healthcare and veterinary sectors. The company's multiplex testing platform is engineered to detect multiple diseases from a single, small sample.
Skiptown runs a tech-enabled pet care ecosystem that combines a dog park and bar with on-demand services. Pet owners use the company's mobile app to book everything from daycare and boarding to grooming.
Otto builds a mobile app extension that integrates directly with existing veterinarian practice management systems. Their platform is designed to streamline client communication and simplify daily workflows for veterinary teams.
NoBACZ is pioneering a precision bandaging platform for both the veterinary and human markets. Their novel approach to wound care is designed to prevent infections and support faster healing.
Heads Up For Tails runs a popular e-commerce platform that serves as a one-stop shop for pet supplies. Their extensive catalog features everything from specialized animal feed and treats to toys and veterinary products.
The top 10 are just a small slice of what’s happening in the veterinary field. Founders are tackling challenges across the board, with many new companies in healthcare and biotech.
Some are early in their journey, raising their first seed rounds, while others are more established. Below is a look at more companies shaping the future of animal health.
| Startup | Main Industry | Year Founded | Amount Raised | Last Funding Round |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI | 2018 | £14.8M | Series B | |
| Healthcare | 2022 | $29.9M | Series C | |
| Healthcare | 2003 | €158.7M | Private Equity | |
| Retail | 2023 | €30M | Venture Round | |
| Healthcare | 2002 | R$105M | Private Equity | |
| Healthcare | 2000 | ₩11.8B | Series A | |
| Enterprise | 2010 | $100M | Private Equity | |
| Biotech | 2018 | €5M | Series A | |
| AgTech | 2020 | €4.2M | Seed | |
| AgTech | 2022 | €2M | Seed | |
| Biotech | 2015 | €6M | Series B | |
| Hardware | 2017 | SEK17.5M | Venture Round | |
| Biotech | 2016 | PLN11M | Grant | |
| Biotech | 2016 | €17.7M | Series A | |
| Food | 2018 | SEK500k | Grant | |
| AgTech | — | $4.2k | Grant |
