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TeleVet Looks to Expand Team After $2M Seed Round


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Editor’s Note: This story was originally published in the Austin Business Journal. Click here to read the full story.

TeleVet Inc., an Austin veterinary telemedicine startup, has closed a $2 million seed round.

The company makes a communications platform that enables vets to speak with pet owners by text, call or video chat.

TeleVet currently employs five and plans soon to hire “a backend software engineer and a customer success manager,” TeleVet co-founder and CEO Steven Carter told Austin Business Journal in an email. “Later this year, we'll focus on building out a sales team and expanding on our current teams for technology and customer success.”

Carter and Price Fallin founded TeleVet in 2015.

Dundee Venture Capital of Omaha, Nebraska, and Houston-based Mercury Fund led the round, while GAN Ventures — the investment arm of the Global Accelerator Network — also put in money. Austin Business Journal first reported about the funding round in December, when TeleVet filed securities paperwork.


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