Xavier Kong · · 1 min readSingapore pet care startup closes $3.7m series A
ZumVet, a Singapore-based pet care startup, has secured US$3.7 million in its series A funding round.
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The round was jointly led by Quest Ventures and Pine Venture Partners, with participation from Pentepebble Holdings.
Aimed at making pet care accessible and affordable, ZumVet offers remote care options and self-administered diagnostics and treatment programs across Southeast Asia. This includes online consultations with veterinarians, with the platform also providing users with digital medical records and medicine delivery services for their pets.
It will use the new capital to accelerate its digitalization, expand its services to cover more species, and explore new markets.
“We are making it easier for caretakers to make better health and wellness-related decisions for their animals,” said Athena Lee, co-founder and CEO of ZumVet, in a statement.
Founded in 2019 by Lee and Grace Su, ZumVet previously completed a seven-digit US dollar seed round led by Pine Venture Partners. It also took second place in Tech in Asia’s Startup Arena Pitch Battle 2020.
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