What is Small Door Veterinary?
Small Door Veterinary operates a modern, membership-based clinic model designed to fundamentally improve the experience for both pet owners and medical staff. By integrating in-person veterinary care with continuous telemedicine access, the company addresses common pain points in the industry, such as opaque pricing and stressful clinic environments. Its hospitality-first approach aims to make high-quality veterinary services more accessible, consistent, and user-friendly, positioning the brand as a disruptor in the traditional veterinary landscape.
How much funding has Small Door Veterinary raised?
Small Door Veterinary has raised a total of $115M across 4 funding rounds:
Series A
$20M
Series B
$40M
Debt
$20M
Private Equity
$35M
Series A (2021): $20M with participation from Howard Draft, Brand Foundry, Pentland Group, Nat Turner, Primary Ventures, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Zach Weinberg, and Toba Capital
Series B (2022): $40M led by FS Investors, Primary Venture Partners, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, and Toba Capital
Private Equity (2025): $35M supported by Valspring Capital, Toba Capital, Lerer Hippeau, and Primary Venture Partners
Debt (2025): $20M featuring Bridge Bank
Key Investors in Small Door Veterinary
Valspring Capital
Valspring Capital is a healthcare investment firm founded by the former healthcare investment team of Bain Capital Ventures, focusing on accelerating the future of healthcare through strategic support.
Toba Capital
Toba Capital is an early-stage investment firm based in California that manages $1.3 billion in assets, focusing on SaaS, IT infrastructure, and companies with long-term growth potential.
Lerer Hippeau
Lerer Hippeau is a venture capital firm that supports founders in early-stage startups, leveraging their expertise as former operators to foster long-term success across consumer and enterprise landscapes.
What's next for Small Door Veterinary?
With the recent influx of capital, Small Door Veterinary is well-positioned to accelerate its clinic footprint and enhance its digital health offerings. The strategic focus will likely shift toward scaling its proprietary care model across new geographies while refining its telemedicine infrastructure. As the company matures, the integration of advanced operational efficiencies and the expansion of its membership base will be critical to maintaining its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving pet health market.
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