Small Door, a New York-based tech-enabled, membership-based veterinary care provider, raised $40M in Series B funding.
The round was led by the Chief Investment Officer of a leading private equity firm, with participation from C&S Family Capital, FS Investors, Toba Capital, Lerer Hippeau Ventures, Primary Venture Partners, and TriplePoint Capital. As part of this investment, seasoned growth investor Laura Sims joined Small Door’s board of directors representing the new investor group.
The company intends to use the funds for expansion, including two new markets, as well as continued development of the platform.
Led by CEO Josh Guttman, Small Door is a membership-based and technology-powered veterinary care platform with practices that are AAHA-accredited. Its membership-based model of care reimagines the veterinary experience by providing a long overdue update from a one-size-fits-all approach to a more personalized and tailored offering, which includes 24/7 telemedicine and deliberate, attentive care delivered by medical staff trained at some of the world’s best veterinary programs in modern facilities equipped with the latest medical technology. The company currently operates five veterinary practices in New York City and has delivered tens of thousands of member consultations.
In the first half of 2023, Small Door will open five new locations – two locations in the Boston area, including at Newton Centre (718 Beacon Street) and Brookline (297 Harvard Street), and three locations in the D.C. market, at Navy Yard (949 First Street SE), 14th Street (2110 14th Street NW), and Spring Valley (4301 49th Street NW).
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13/12/2022