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Companion Fund

Venture fund dedicated to pet care and animal health startups, run by Digitalis Ventures

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About Companion Fund

Companion Fund is a venture fund that puts capital into companies working on pet care and animal wellbeing. Digitalis Ventures launched and manages it, and it works in partnership with Mars Petcare. The fund invests in founders at a range of stages.

Services

  • Venture investment: backs startups in pet food, health, diagnostics, insurance and services.
  • Science-led companies: includes developers of antibody therapies and gene therapies for animals.
  • Operating support: gives portfolio companies access to the knowledge of its Mars Petcare partner.
  • Accelerator link: points the earliest-stage founders to a pet-focused accelerator run with other partners.

Customers and markets

Founders building products for dogs, cats and their owners, from early idea to growth stage, while keeping their independence.

Key facts

  • Managed by: Digitalis Ventures, based in New York
  • Partner: Mars Petcare, which spans veterinary care, nutrition, diagnostics and DNA testing
  • Sectors: pet insurance, nutrition, telehealth-style diagnostics, therapeutics and boarding

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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