Pet care software company Digitail has raised $23 million USD ($32 million CAD) in a Series B round to accelerate the digital transformation of veterinary clinics across North America.
The all-equity round was led by Five Elms Capital, with participation from existing investors Atomico, Partech, ByFounders, and Gradient Ventures (Google’s AI-focused fund). The financing includes a small secondary component for early employees.
Founded in Romania in 2017 by Sebastian Gabor and Ruxandra Puiu, Digitail provides an all-in-one veterinary management platform that integrates clinic operations, medical records, client communication, and AI-powered tools into a seamless cloud-based system.
Now headquartered across Europe and North America, the company is expanding its Toronto hub, where one-third of its global team is based, to support growing demand.
“Most veterinary clinics in North America still rely on legacy systems from the 1990s,” said CEO Sebastian Gabor. “Our mission is to help them fully digitize operations — enabling veterinarians to double their patient capacity and still make it home on time.”
Empowering clinics and pet owners with AI-driven tools
Digitail’s platform includes modules for inventory management, appointment scheduling, medical records, and telemedicine, along with a mobile app for pet owners to track their pets’ health, appointments, and prescriptions.
The company has also introduced AI features that can summarize patient profiles, transcribe visit notes, and automatically integrate historical medical data — helping clinicians save hours on administrative tasks while gaining richer insights.
“Our goal is to unlock the power of data for veterinary teams while keeping full compliance with privacy standards like GDPR,” Gabor said.
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Riding the pet care boom
Digitail’s expansion comes amid record spending in the pet industry. According to Morgan Stanley, annual household spending on pets in the U.S. is expected to exceed $1,700 per pet by 2030, driving the market to $261 billion USD — more than double 2019 levels.
To meet this demand, Digitail now serves clinics across North America, including French-language support in Québec, and recently partnered with CDMV, one of Canada’s largest veterinary distributors.
Growth and next steps
The company has grown to nearly 70 employees, up from 45 earlier this year, and continues to expand in Toronto, London, and Romania. With half of all customer demos converting to signed contracts, Digitail plans to use the new funding to invest in product development, scale its go-to-market teams, and bring its cloud platform to thousands more clinics.
“Veterinarians deserve modern tools that let them focus on care — not paperwork,” Gabor added. “This funding helps us bring that reality to as many clinics as paws-ible.”
About Digitail
Digitail is a cloud-based veterinary software platform that helps clinics modernize operations and improve pet care. Combining electronic medical records, client communication, workflow automation, and AI insights, Digitail streamlines the entire veterinary experience — for clinicians, pet owners, and patients alike. Founded in Romania and headquartered in Toronto, Digitail is trusted by hundreds of clinics worldwide.
