Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Dr. Doodley raises $3.3 million to expand pet hospital network

By Startup Enthusiast · 5 February 2026

What they do

Doodley provides vet-at-home services and 24/7 multispecialty pet hospitals in Bengaluru

The startup raised $3.3 million in a pre-Series A round led by V3 Ventures, with participation from Campus Fund, Thackersey Family Office, and angel…

Dr. Doodley, a pet healthcare startup, raised $3.3 million (Rs 30 crore) in a pre-Series A funding round.
The round included Rs 20 crore in equity and Rs 10 crore in debt, with V3 Ventures leading the equity portion.
Campus Fund, Thackersey Family Office, and angel investors such as Yatin Shah, Karan Bhagat, and Gautam Dalmia participated in the round.
The company plans to use the funds to expand hospital capacity, strengthen clinical operations, and prepare for entry into other tier I cities.
Founded in 2023 by Utsav Bisaria and Yash Jayprakash Ladda, Dr. Doodley operates a combined model of vet-at-home services and 24/7 multispecialty pet hospitals.
Currently, the firm runs three hospitals in Bengaluru located in Jayanagar, Yelahanka, and Whitefield.
It works with a team of around 35 veterinarians and aims to expand to seven hospitals within 12 months.

The funding will help Dr. Doodley scale its operations and enter new markets in India.
The startup's model combines at-home veterinary services with physical hospitals, addressing a growing demand for pet healthcare.
With plans to treat over 100,000 pets and expand its veterinary team to over 100 doctors, the company is positioning itself for rapid growth.

Dr. Doodley offers vet-at-home services and 24/7 multispecialty pet hospitals.
The company currently operates three hospitals in Bengaluru and plans to open four more in the next year.
It provides a range of services, including surgeries, with a flat Rs 10,000 pricing model for procedures.
The startup aims to treat more than 100,000 pets and increase its veterinary team to over 100 doctors in the next 12 months.
Dr. Doodley claims to have treated over 30,000 pets and conducted more than 1,000 surgeries in the past year.

Dr. Doodley plans to open four new hospitals in Bellandur, Indiranagar, Rajajinagar, and North Bengaluru within 12 months.
The company aims to treat more than 100,000 pets and increase its veterinary team to over 100 doctors.
It plans to launch 30-minute vet-at-home services and introduce a flat Rs 10,000 pricing model for surgeries.

V3 Ventures (lead) — Venture capital firm focused on early-stage startups.
Campus Fund (investor) — Investment fund supporting tech and healthcare startups.
Thackersey Family Office (investor) — Family office investing in high-growth ventures.
Yatin Shah (angel investor) — Co-founder of 360 ONE Wealth.
Karan Bhagat (angel investor) — Co-founder of 360 ONE Wealth.
Gautam Dalmia (angel investor) — Managing director of Dalmia Bharat Group.

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