Pet telemedicine platform Fuzzy raises $18 million

San Francisco-based Fuzzy , the subscription-based pet-health service, raised $18 million in a Series B round led by Greycroft with Crosscut Ventures, Matrix Partners, and Gaingels as participants. To this date, the company has raised $36.5 million.

Founded in 2015, the company (a team of ~34) offers a subscription health program that includes services such as in-home wellness visits, all necessary vaccines, and digital access to their veterinary team, to name a few. Fuzzy’s subscription plans include a basic plan for $16.99 per month, or for $99 per year users receive unlimited access to the platform.

The company also offers a pet health app that allows pet parents to store all their pet’s medical history as well as stay on top of their pets’ healthcare needs. Here’s the gist of the Fuzzy difference: (1) The app offers a pet health quiz that instantly provides owners with a pet health score to allow them to compare their pet’s health, diet, activity and lifestyle to other pets and get a better sense of how their care measures up. (2) The app allows the storage of medical records. And (3) the app offers a reminder system to alert parents on all that’s important in the lives of their furry ones.