Lupa, the AI-powered operating system for veterinary clinics, today announced a £15m Series A investment led by European venture firm Singular, with participation from Firstminute Capital and angel investor Michael Callahan. The funding will support expansion of its AI agents, international growth, and the launch of the world’s first dedicated Veterinary AI Lab.
The announcement comes just five months after Lupa’s Seed round, bringing total funding to £20m and following 50x revenue growth since that raise.
Founded in 2023 by Nicolò Frisiani and Matei Bjola (both ex-BCG) and Raul Lozano Martin (ex-Meta), Lupa is building a modern operating system for veterinary clinics. The platform replaces more than seven separate point solutions – including practice management, in-patient tools, AI Scribe and pet-owner mobile apps – with a single enterprise-grade platform designed for AI. Clinics using Lupa report double the ROI compared to those running multiple legacy systems, with onboarding completed in under one day.
Through a single mobile app, pet owners can book appointments instantly, communicate securely with vets, make payments, and access a live digital health passport with medical records and reminders. Lupa also provides an AI-powered receptionist to manage calls and scheduling.
The company has already signed multi-year agreements with veterinary groups across the UK and Europe, supporting deployments across hundreds of clinics. Measurable outcomes include:
Lupa combines engineering talent from Meta, Google, Amazon, Palantir, DeepMind and C3.ai with veterinary professionals from ezyVet, PetsApp, IVC, Medivet and Mars Veterinary Health.
The company is also launching a Veterinary AI Lab to pioneer clinically robust AI tools for veterinary care, led by Mr. Guler (ex-C3.ai) and supported by engineers from DeepMind, Meta AI and Palantir. The Lab will act as a product and research hub, developing AI agents across the full spectrum of veterinary care and setting global standards for ethical AI in petcare.