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§ Private Profile · Miami, FL, USA
Powering the animal health supply chain.
Vetcove has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Vetcove.
Vetcove was founded in 2015 by Mitchell Kates (Founder/Tech) and Alex Kates (Founder/CEO).
Vetcove has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Vetcove is how veterinarians buy the supplies they need to keep America's pets healthy. Our community of more than 18,000 veterinary hospitals employs tens of thousands of veterinarians and delivers care to many millions of animals every year across all 50 states. As of 2022, we power purchasing and supply chain infrastructure for half of America's general practices, emergency and specialty clinics, SPCAs, zoos, aquariums, and veterinary consolidators.
Vetcove's eCommerce and mobile platforms afford veterinary hospitals a frictionless purchasing experience, and facilitate delivery of medications to pet parents across the country. Simply put, Vetcove helps veterinary organizations spend more time giving care, and less time comparing suppliers and managing inventory. We're completely revolutionizing the way veterinarians discover and buy products, and how animal health brands engage their veterinary customers.
We're hiring! Come join us on our journey to transform how vets buy and prescribe the animal healthcare products that keep our pets in peak condition.
Key people at Vetcove.
Vetcove was founded in 2015 by Mitchell Kates (Founder/Tech) and Alex Kates (Founder/CEO).
Vetcove has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Vetcove's investors include 10100, 2048 Ventures, Accenture, AirAngels, Ambridge Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Base Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, C2 Investment, Coatue, CRV, Daffy.
Vetcove is a veterinary procurement platform that streamlines purchasing and inventory management for veterinary hospitals and clinics across the United States. It enables veterinary organizations—including general practices, emergency and specialty clinics, SPCAs, zoos, aquariums, and veterinary consolidators—to compare, order, and manage products from multiple suppliers through a single, unified eCommerce and mobile platform. By simplifying the complex and time-consuming process of sourcing medical supplies and medications, Vetcove allows veterinary staff to spend more time on animal care and less on logistics. As of 2022, Vetcove powers the supply chain for over half of America’s veterinary practices, serving tens of thousands of veterinarians and millions of animals annually[1][2][3].
Founded in 2015 by veterinary professionals who experienced firsthand the challenges of opaque pricing and inefficient supply chains, Vetcove was born out of a mission to help veterinary organizations succeed in a difficult market environment. The founders recognized how vendors charged different prices to clinics through tiered systems and how rising prices made running a practice increasingly difficult. This insight led to the creation of a platform that restores transparency and control to veterinary buyers. Early traction was strong, with thousands of clinics adopting the platform nationwide, collectively saving millions of dollars and countless hours[4][5].
Vetcove rides the growing trend of digital transformation in healthcare supply chains, specifically tailored to the veterinary sector—a $50 billion+ industry. The timing is critical as veterinary practices face increasing pressure to optimize costs and improve operational efficiency amid rising demand for pet healthcare services. By digitizing and unifying fragmented supplier data and purchasing workflows, Vetcove addresses market inefficiencies and empowers veterinary professionals with transparency and control. Its platform also influences the broader animal health ecosystem by enabling manufacturers and distributors to engage veterinary customers more effectively through technology[3][7].
Looking ahead, Vetcove is positioned to deepen its impact by expanding its user base and enhancing platform capabilities, potentially incorporating advanced analytics, predictive inventory management, and broader integration with veterinary practice management systems. Trends such as increased pet ownership, rising veterinary care complexity, and demand for supply chain resilience will shape its growth trajectory. As Vetcove continues to revolutionize how veterinary organizations buy and manage supplies, it is likely to become an indispensable infrastructure player in the animal health supply chain, further enabling veterinarians to focus on delivering quality care.
This evolution ties back to Vetcove’s core mission: empowering veterinary professionals through technology to improve animal health outcomes nationwide.
Vetcove has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in August 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2016 | $3M Seed | — | 10100, 2048 Ventures, Accenture, AirAngels, Ambridge Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Base Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, C2 Investment, Coatue, CRV, Daffy, Dunce Capital, Electric Capital, Founders Fund, Fuel Capital, Goat Capital, Greylock, M.g. Siegler, Helium 3 Ventures, Index Ventures, IVP, Kleiner Perkins, LGF, Lobby Capital, Next47, Next Play Ventures, Otherwise Fund, Outcast Ventures, Oyster Ventures, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, RTP Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Seven Seven SIX, SNR, Thirty Five Ventures, UpHonest Capital, Y Combinator, Amos Elliston, Bobby Goodlatte, David Petersen, DJ Patil, Greg Brockman, Hemant Bhanoo, John Collison, Kevin Colas, Khaled Helioui, Matt Bellamy, MG Siegler, Mike Krieger, Mikhail Seregine, Sumon Sadhu | Announced |