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Animal Health medicine is widely practiced, both with and without professional supervision. Most of the time, professional care of animals is led by a veterinary physician also known as a vet, veterinary surgeon, or veterinarian, but sometimes the care is taken by paraveterinary workers such as veterinary nurses or technicians who assist a veterinarian in the performance of their duties.

How did we help a veterinary drug delivery manufacturer to streamline their production?

Client Background - The client is a leading global manufacturer containment and delivery systems for injectable medicines.

Research Problem - The client was designing intramuscular injections for its partner pharmaceutical company, who was seeking information about unit sales volume for injected vaccines, which needed to be further segmented by dosages.

Industry and Target Geography - Animal Health, United States, Global.

Custom Research Solution - Our research team had provided critical information in a relatively short period of time, helping the manufacturer streamline its production.

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Industry Activities

In Veterinary service, there are various industry activities which include operating animal hospitals, animal disease testing, livestock inspecting and testing, performing animal vaccinations, Operating veterinary clinics, operating veterinary testing laboratories and providing livestock veterinary services.

Growth and Revenue of Veterinary Industry

Growth in the global veterinary industry is mainly because of increased pet ownership, awareness of animal health issues, demand for animal related products and the availability of advanced surgical and diagnostic procedures. There are various technologies involved in veterinary medicine. Nowadays, animal health product such as metabolic drugs, anti-infective, reproductive aids, feed additives, vaccines, imaging diagnostics, topical solutions and parasite controls are becoming more popular.

In animal hospitals and clinics, the doctors treat injuries and disease of animals, but get most of the revenue from animal health procedures such as neutering and spaying, vaccinations, and regular checkups. A few animal hospitals also bathe, groom, board, and provide testing services to domestic animals such as dogs, cat, horses etc. Routine examinations and non-surgical treatments each account for about 25 % of industry revenue; surgical procedures and lab services, about 15 %. Sales of pet food, vitamins, and accessories account for about 10 %.

Employment Outlook of veterinarians

Employment opportunities for veterinarians are expected to increase. Pet owners are more willing to pay for more elective and intensive care than before. The increase in the importance on scientific methods of breeding and raising livestock, poultry, and fish, disease control programs will contribute to the demand for veterinarians. The employment outlook is especially good for veterinarians with specialty training such as equine medicine and surgery.

Veterinary Industry Current Trends

The worldwide market for Animal Nutrition is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly 5.2% over the next five years, will reach 72800 million US$ in 2024, from 53800 million US$ in 2019, according to a new study..

According to IVA, the Veterinary Services industry is in the growth phase of its life cycle. The industry's contribution to the US economy is forecast to increase at an average annual rate of 3.9% during the 10 years to 2017.

Major Veterinary Industry Players

Major global Veterinary industry players are Bayer, Virbac, Alpharma, Merial, Pfizer, Tetnate, Novartis, Schering-Plough, Elanco/Eli Lilly, Merial and Fort Dodge/Wyeth.