Hamilton: Peeva bills veterinary clinics only after they bill pet owners
Michael Hamilton · His chip is Inside 176,000 Dogs, $1m in Revenue, Big Help for Vets · Nov 27, 2022 · at 10:09
Michael Hamilton, founder of Peeva, explains how the company monetizes and supplies veterinary practices.
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“We give them an inventory of chips. We provide them with kiosks, scanners, marketing literature. They it bill that the pet owner, and then we build the vet.”
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