Small Door Veterinary runs urban, membership-based veterinary clinics with telemedicine. Members pay an annual fee to receive benefits like one annual exam, 24/7 telemedicine access, and guaranteed same- or next-day appointments, plus in-clinic services supported by on-site labs, radiology, and surgical suites; non-members pay for additional services with upfront pricing. The model emphasizes salaried staff and staff well-being, operates as a Public Benefit Corporation and Certified B Corporation, and designs clinics to be stress-free under guidance from animal behavior experts. Its goal is to improve urban pet care by making visits more accessible and predictable while supporting veterinary teams and providing clear upfront pricing.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$121.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2017
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Time Off
Parental Leave
Holiday Leave
Monthly Health & Wellness stipend
Discounted veterinary care for your loved ones
Upward mobility and growth opportunities
Health, dental + vision insurance
Remote Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
Stock Options
Company Equity
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Gym Membership
Phone/Internet Stipend
Home Office Stipend
Professional Development Budget
Conference Attendance Budget
Training Programs
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Mentorship Program
Employee Discounts
Employee Social Events
Small Door Veterinary opens Cambridge location, expands care to Greater Boston pets. Pet Age Staff//September 28, 2026// Small Door Veterinary, a modern veterinary practice designed around a better experience for pets, their people and veterinary teams, has announced the opening of a new location in Cambridge. The new practice is located at 229 Alewife Brook Parkway in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It is the first new clinic to open since Small Door's merger with Bond Vet in July 2026 - signaling the combined organization's commitment to growth and expanding access to Small Door's personalized approach to care for pet families across Greater Boston. The Cambridge location offers Small Door's signature member-focused model, including personalized care, convenient communication with a dedicated vet team, same- or next-day appointments with 24/7 telehealth support, a no-overbooking approach that gives veterinarians more time with each pet, and a low-stress environment for preventive, wellness and sick care. With Cambridge, Small Door now operates three locations in Greater Boston, including Brookline and Newton Centre, alongside four Bond Vet practices in Lynnfield, Seaport, Somerville and Watertown. Together, the seven clinics have served more than 38,000 pets since the brands launched in the Boston market, with further expansion planned. Nationally, the merged Small Door and Bond Vet network spans 59 clinics and serves more than 500,000 pets across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest. Currently, the brands continue to operate under their respective names and operations, with the same care teams pet parents know today. "It's meaningful to have Cambridge be the first new location since our merger," said Florent Peyre, CEO of Small Door Veterinary and Bond Vet. "Greater Boston has been an important part of both brands' stories, and we've built strong roots in the community over the years. As we grow here, we're focused on becoming even more deeply connected to the people and pets we serve, and this is just the beginning of what we can build together." This marks the first of several planned openings for the combined organization, with Small Door and Bond Vet continuing to grow across current and new markets in the months ahead.
Goodwin advises Small Door Veterinary on merger with Bond Vet. Professionals The Technology, Healthcare, and Private Equity teams advised Small Door Veterinary on its merger with Bond Vet, creating one of the largest premium veterinary networks in the US. The combined organization will span more than 55 clinics across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest, serving more than 500,000 pets. The merger brings together the companies' complementary veterinary care platforms to expand access to trusted, technology-enabled care while supporting continued growth and innovation. Small Door co-founder and CEO, Florent Peyre, will lead the combined organization. Since 2018, Small Door has been on a mission to build the most trusted brand in veterinary care, delivering a connected, compassionate experience for pets, their parents, and veterinary teams who care for them. Its membership-based model combines dedicated care teams, 24/7 telemedicine, and transparent pricing, with unhurried appointments and clinics designed to reduce stress. The two brands, which often operate in the same neighborhoods, will continue running independently in the near term before moving toward a unified experience over time.
/PRNewswire/ -- Bond Vet and Small Door Veterinary announced today that they have finalized their merger, forming one of the largest premium veterinary...
Small Door has raised $55 million to enhance veterinary care through a membership-based model, focusing on deepening relationships rather than just expanding locations. CEO Florent Peyre aims to improve the fragmented U.S. veterinary market by offering a blend of in-person and digital services, including 24/7 telemedicine. The funding, led by Valspring Capital, will support growth in existing markets like NYC, Boston, and Washington, DC, with a goal of reaching profitability by next year.
Small Door Veterinary has secured $55 million to expand its membership-based model, with $35 million in equity from Valspring Capital and a $20 million debt facility from Bridge Bank. The funds will support growth in existing markets, new locations, and enhanced services. CEO Florent Peyre emphasized the model's success and plans for disciplined expansion. Valspring's Yumin Choi praised Small Door's innovative approach in veterinary care.