Digitail Raises $23 Million Series B to Scale AI-Powered Veterinary Practice Management Platform

Digitail, the fast-growing provider of cloud-based and AI-powered practice management software for veterinary clinics, has secured $23 million in Series B funding to accelerate product innovation, expand globally, and further develop its artificial intelligence capabilities. The latest financing brings the company’s total capital raised to more than $37 million since its founding in 2018, highlighting sustained investor confidence in Digitail’s mission to modernize veterinary care by reducing administrative burden and improving clinical workflows through intelligent software.

The Series B round was led by Five Elms Capital, a growth equity firm known for supporting software companies with strong product-market fit and long-term scalability. The investment reflects Five Elms Capital’s belief in Digitail’s vision of building a unified, AI-native operating system for veterinary clinics that consolidates scheduling, medical records, billing, inventory management, communications, and analytics into a single platform.

Existing investors also participated in the round, including Atomico, Partech, ByFounders, and Gradient Ventures, the AI-focused venture fund backed by Google. These firms have supported Digitail through earlier stages and continue to back the company as it scales its product and customer base internationally.

Digitail was co-founded by Sebastian Gabor and Ruxandra Pui with the goal of addressing inefficiencies in traditional veterinary software systems, which often rely on disconnected tools and manual processes. The company’s cloud-based platform centralizes clinic operations, enabling veterinary teams to manage appointments, medical histories, invoicing, communications, and inventory more efficiently. Over the past year, Digitail has more than doubled its customer base and now supports more than 10,000 veterinarians and approximately 3 million pet parents worldwide.

The newly raised capital will be used to accelerate product development, with a strong emphasis on expanding AI functionality across the platform. Digitail currently offers more than 15 AI-driven workflows, including intelligent patient intake, AI-assisted SOAP note dictation, automated record summarization, and other features designed to reduce repetitive administrative work. These tools are intended to improve accuracy, save time, and help address clinician burnout by allowing veterinary professionals to focus more on patient care.

In addition to supporting internal clinic operations, Digitail provides a connected pet parent application that enables owners to access health records, book appointments, receive reminders, and communicate directly with clinics. This two-sided platform strengthens engagement between veterinary practices and their clients, supporting more proactive and transparent pet care.

Investors backing Digitail have pointed to the company’s strong positioning within the growing pet care and veterinary software market. As global spending on pets continues to rise, veterinary clinics are experiencing increased demand while facing operational complexity and staffing constraints. Digitail’s integrated, AI-enabled approach addresses these challenges by streamlining workflows and improving visibility across clinic operations.

Leadership at Five Elms Capital has highlighted Digitail’s ability to reduce administrative overhead without adding complexity to daily workflows, making the platform accessible and valuable for clinics of all sizes. The firm’s strategic support, alongside capital, is expected to help Digitail scale operations across North America, Europe, and additional international markets.

With its Series B funding in place, Digitail is entering its next phase of growth, focused on expanding its global footprint, enhancing its AI-driven product suite, and continuing to support veterinary clinics as they modernize their practices. The investment positions Digitail to play a significant role in shaping the future of veterinary practice management software as clinics increasingly adopt cloud-based and intelligent solutions to meet evolving demands.