Supertails bets on vet clinics, eyes 10x expansion to 100 outlets in five years

Bengaluru-based Supertails is scaling pet healthcare from 10 to 100 clinics over five years, lured by margins twice that of retail. Healthcare already drives 20% of its Bengaluru business. FY25 revenue rose 67.5% to ₹108.3 cr; net loss stood at ₹52.5 cr. Backed by $30 mn from Venturi, Bessemer and JSW Ventures.

— Source publishedWed, 10 Jun, 2026, 15:03 IST·First seen Wed, 10 Jun, 2026, 15:08 IST·Source Mint · Companies

What happened

Supertails is doubling down on pet healthcare, scaling vet clinics from 10 to 100 over five years, citing margins twice that of retail. Healthcare contributes

Key facts

  • 20% healthcare contribution
  • 10 clinics
  • 12 clinics target
  • 100 clinics in 5 years
  • FY25 revenue ₹108.3 cr (+67.5% YoY)
  • net loss ₹52.5 cr
  • $30 million raised
  • $1.8 bn pet healthcare market 2024
  • $7 bn pet care by 2028
  • ~40 million pets
  • 100 vets employed

Why this matters

A 100-clinic vet network would make Supertails the category-defining pet healthcare platform in India, creating both a partnership opening for pharma/insurance players and a defensible asset against Heads Up For Tails and Drools.