VetPronto
| Startup Name | VetPronto |
|---|---|
| What problem are you solving? | Going to the vet clinic is stressful for the pet and inconvenient for the owner. |
| What is your solution? | VetPronto is a house call veterinary service that provides the highest quality and most convenient care. We can provide wellness exams, prescriptions, vaccinations, diagnostics and minor procedures all in the comfort of your home. |
| Target Market | pet owners, consumers |
| How will you make money? | Through Sales |
| Tell us about the market & founders, why is this a great opportunity? | Joe Waltman Joe Waltman bootstrapped his previous business (RestEngine – email service provider) from launch in 2009 to acquisition by Twitter in 2012. The RestEngine team and technology are now powering Twitter’s outbound email initiatives.Katherine van Ekert Onay Katherine van Ekert Onay is a veterinarian with over two years of operations experience at a number of on-demand start-ups. In addition to doing veterinary work in her native Australia, she has also worked for Zesty, Muufri and New Harvest in the SF Bay Area. Soren Berg |
| Founders Names | Joe Waltman |
| Founders Email | NA |
| What type of funding has the company received? | NA |
| If you have a press kit or image gallery please provide a link (optional) | NA |
| Website | www.vetpronto.com |
| Twitter Handle | @vetpronto |
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