Animal Health Market Analysis, Segmentation, Size, Share, Trend, Future Demand and Forecast to 2026

[Nita Sonwane]

The global animal health market size is anticipated to reach USD 67.56 billion by 2026 owing to the increasing number of animal health issues worldwide. Animals have always been of immense help to man either as companions or as livestock. With time, man starting adopting animals and keeping them as pets. Animals, alike humans, are susceptible to infections and diseases and require medical aid. As per a recently published report by Fortune Business insights™ titled, “Animal Health Market Size, Share and Global Trend By Product (Drugs, Vaccines, Feed, and Diagnostics), By Animal (Livestock Animals and Companion Animals), By End User (Veterinary Hospitals & Clinics, Animal Care & Rehabilitation Centers, Diagnostic Centers, and Others) and Geography Forecast till 2026” the market size was USD 41.50 billion in 2018 and is anticipated to rise at a CAGR of 6.3%.

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Objectives of the Report

The report on the veterinary healthcare market is based on qualitative and quantitative analysis of factors driving, repelling, and challenging the market. It also provides a well-presented segmentation of the market based on factors such as product, animal, end user, and region. Additionally, the report offers insights about key industry developments and recent innovations in the market with the list of market names and the blueprints chalked out by them to stay ahead of the market competition. Furthermore, the report lists the current animal healthcare market trends and opportunities and is available for sale on the company website.

Major Growth Drivers:

Increasing Number of Pet Owners and Emphasis on Animal Health to Propel Growth

The increasing pet adoption is a major factor propelling animal health market growth. Besides this, analysts at Fortune Business Insights™ say, “the rising prevalence of diseases among animals, especially zoonotic diseases, is likely to promote the animal health market growth during the forecast period.” Zoonotic diseases can be transmitted from animals to humans; a few of which include bubonic plague, salmonellosis, anthrax, rabies, and West Nile virus. Besides this, the rise in the number of animal healthcare clinics worldwide will also drive the market.

Additionally, animals work as test subjects for various medication and drug tests. It is important to test drugs on animals attributable to the fact that research on most prolonged and genetic diseases affecting man cannot be approved for testing on human subjects. Animal studies are used for the development of new surgical techniques such as organ transplantations, new drug testing, and also for nutritional research. The fact that animals serve as research subjects for valuable research on long-lasting deteriorating diseases is further propelling the need to maintain the health of these animals.