Small Door Veterinary wants to expand beyond its New York home base and will use the funds to open five new locations across the Northeast.
“Building on the success that we’ve enjoyed in Manhattan and Brooklyn, this funding allows us to expand access to our unique model of veterinary care and ultimately allow more pets and pet parents to experience the Small Door magic,” said Josh Guttman, Co-Founder and CEO of Small Door.
New locations
Small Door will open five new locations in the first half of 2023. Two will be in the Boston Area and three in the D.C. market.
“Small Door locations have performed tens of thousands of client consultations and have generated healthy cash flow for many months, with our most mature units delivering best-in-class results,” continued Guttman. “We’re confident these new Small Door sites, located in strategic areas in the Boston and DC markets, will follow a similar pattern.”
Small Door offers a membership-based model of care, which combines care services from its physical locations and 24/7 veterinary telemedicine. The care provider currently operates five veterinary practices in New York City. They’re also a Certified B Corp.
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