Lupa secures $20m Series A funding led by Singular to expand its veterinary operating system.
The Series A round was led by Singular with backing from Firstminute Capital and angel investors to fund international growth and AI research.
Lupa provides an AI-powered operating system designed to modernise veterinary clinics and streamline operations. The platform replaces fragmented legacy tools with an integrated ecosystem for clinical workflows and pet owner engagement.
London-based veterinary technology provider Lupa has secured a $20m Series A investment to expand its suite of artificial intelligence agents and drive international growth. The funding round was led by European venture capital firm Singular, with continued participation from existing backer Firstminute Capital, alongside angel investor Michael Callahan.
The fresh capital will also support the launch of the world's first veterinary artificial intelligence laboratory. Founded in 2023, Lupa offers a unified platform that replaces traditional practice management tools to save veterinary staff time and improve clinic efficiency.
From the founder
"Lupa saves me at least an hour per day. It absolutely changed my day-to-day veterinary life, ensuring I have far more time to spend treating my patients rather than working at my computer"
Rebecca Castle
Vet at Lupa
Investor perspective
"Lupa is helping veterinary clinics enter a modern era and expand the services they can offer. With world-class engineers from DeepMind, Meta and Palantir working hand-in-hand with veterinary professionals, Lupa combines the best of tech and petcare expertise to re-imagine the entire veterinary experience for patients and clinicians. The case is clear and the ROI is strong the instant the platform is live."
Raffi Kamber
Co-Founder & GP, Singular
Use of funds
- 01Expand into international markets
- 02Fund research and development
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Lupa
Lupa develops an AI-powered operating system for veterinary clinics.