THE VET NETWORK

The hand a vet extends to heal.

You decide what to take off the bill for a family in difficulty. We match up to the value of it, and we pay you directly against your final invoice.

How it works

You discount. We match. You get paid.

Four steps on your side, and the money reaches you rather than the pet parent.

A case arrives

A pet parent completes intake with Hammy on WhatsApp, including your quote for the treatment being sought.

You set the discount

You decide what you can take off the bill for this family. We match up to the value of it.

You accept the request

We send the determination to you and the pet parent. Once you accept, treatment can begin.

We settle directly

You treat and invoice. Once the treatment is verified we pay you against the final amount, and receipt both sides.

For pet owners

What this means at the counter.

You are not applying for charity in front of a waiting room. You do the intake with Hammy, and the conversation about money happens between us and the clinic.

  • You know what is covered before treatment begins
  • No paying the full bill first and claiming it back later
  • We pay the clinic directly, on the final invoice
  • A gap may remain — you will be told the number, not surprised by it
A vet's gloved hands examining a dog's paw on a clinic table

The network today

Where the hand reaches.

3
partner clinics
5
cities
56
animals treated since May 2025

Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Hyderabad and Bengaluru. Figures to 31 July 2026.

For clinics

Join the network.

If you already discount your bill for families who cannot pay, you are carrying that cost alone. We would rather carry half of it with you.

  • You set the discount, case by case — we match up to it
  • Settlement against your final invoice, paid to you directly
  • You accept or decline every request before treatment starts
  • No exclusivity, no volume commitment

Tell us about your clinic

Please tell us the clinic's name.
Please tell us your name.
Please tell us the city.
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