Supertails, a petcare firm, has raised $30 million in a fundraising round headed by Venturi Partners. Nippon India Alternative Investments, Titan Capital Winners Fund, and previous investors Fireside Ventures, RPSG Capital Ventures, Sauce VC, and Saama Capital also participated in the round.

Key Highlights

• Supertails secures $30 million funding led by Venturi Partners to accelerate nationwide expansion and product innovation.
• Investment will strengthen pet healthcare services, digital platform capabilities, logistics network, and customer experience across India.

As it spreads throughout urban India, the money raised will be utilized to improve platform personalization, scale at-home services, fortify fulfillment infrastructure, and increase clinic network.

Supertails is estimated to be worth approximately $130 million on a post-money basis.

Supertails, which was founded in 2021 by Varun Sadana, Aman Tekriwal, and Vineet Khanna, offers customized products to meet the changing needs of pet owners. The Supertails app positions the business as a full-stack digital platform for pet care and parenting solutions by providing a large selection of pet food, treats, accessories, and other necessities.

Additionally, Supertails has started offering in-home veterinary services that include examinations, immunizations, and preventative care. Additionally, the firm offers over 30,000 pet care products, including pharmacy supplies, through its quick delivery services in Bengaluru. It also intends to expand its rapid delivery service to other top cities.

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In addition to services, Supertails has added more than 500 businesses to its platform and branched out into areas like fresh pet food and necessities. More than 100 veterinarians, including tele-vets and specialists, are part of the company's statewide network.

Including its $15 million Series B investment, the company has raised about $51 million so far. Supertails has previously raised $2.6 million in seed capital and $10 million in its Series A round.

Supertails' revenue climbed from Rs 64.63 crore in FY24 to Rs 108.26 crore in FY25. In FY24, the company recorded a loss of Rs 41.13 crore; in FY25, it reported a loss of Rs 52.47 crore.