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- Just.vet
- Vet.xyz
- Vets.clinic
- Vets.hospital
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The global veterinary healthcare market was valued at USD 25 Billion in 2015
And is expected to reach USD 39.7 Billion by 2021,
Registering a CAGR of 8.06%, during 2017-2022 (the forecast period).
Veterinary medicines are associated with treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases among animals.
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Veterinary Healthcare Market
The market was valued at USD 25 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach USD 39.7 billion by 2021, registering a CAGR of 8.06%, during 2017-2022 (the forecast period). Veterinary medicines are associated with treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases among animals. It covers a variety of animal species, both, in domestic and wild.
INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY AT THE RISK OF EMERGING ZOONOSIS
The growing meat consumption, especially, for chicken and pork, is adding to the exposure of dangerous foodborne pathogens. The E. coli and Salmonella infections cause serious diseases among people, and can even be fatal at times, which is possible during the intensive production systems. Moreover, there is a risk of emerging new strains of influenza viruses, due to the long distance transportation of animals. The farms are often in the same area, with a concentration of confined animals, which potentially enhances the risk of avian influenza transferring to pigs. The reassortment of the virus can lead to new strains and cause infections among humans. Further, these farms increase the risk of spreading and mixing of virus strains. Intensive farm practices are causing the risk of emergence of these bacteria in the food, as stressed animals become more susceptible to infection. The risk from zoonotic diseases is fuelling the market for veterinary health care. Inter-Governmental Organizations and the food production are making reforms to ensure health by the process of surveillance and vaccination, investing in R&D, and transfer with respect to vet health.
WAVE OF CORPORATIZATION IS HITTING THE VETERINARY INDUSTRY
Mars acquiring Veterinary Medicine Company concerned some parts of the veterinary community. Small market players feel disenfranchised and restricted by the corporatization. Banfield pet hospitals, acquired by Mars in 2007, faced a criticism from vets as their practices were purchased and brought under the corporate management. Further, Mars expanded into the pet healthcare industry in 2015, with the acquisition of BluePearl. Zoetis, one of the largest players in the animal healthcare space, develops and manufactures animal health medicines and vaccines for, both, animal husbandry and companion pets. The company was spun off from Pfizer in 2013 and benefits from the limited competition and relatively benign regulatory standards. Zoetis has been a target for acquisition by larger drugmakers, such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals Novartis AG, which recently completed a divestiture of its animal health business to Eli Lilly for USD 5.4 billion in January 2015. Meanwhile, MWI Veterinary Supply was acquired by, a drug wholesaler, AmerisourceBergen Corp. for USD 2.5 billion in February 2015. The corporatization could work as a positive force by centering the veterinarian agency and autonomy; further, support the infrastructure and business training to the veterinarians, without rigidly dictating the smaller players. As the animal healthcare industry consolidates, the margins are expected to witness some resiliency. Potential acquisition targets also offer some interesting investment opportunities.
BOOMING PET HEALTH-CARE BUSINESS OF AMERICA
With more pet owners willing to pay for veterinary care, the demand for supplements and other treatment options for companion animals is growing. Further, the increasing consumer concern for where, and how their food is produced is leading to a tougher scrutiny of feeding and rearing practices of farm animals. As the pet humanization increases, the veterinary health care market players take utmost care of the services that are rendered, which is racking up greater vet payments for the pet owners. The best example of this trend is the clinic in Hollywood owned by VCA, an animal hospital chain, where advanced health care services, such as stem-cell remedy, hip alternative, and underwater treadmill for cats, are available. Veterinary healthcare focuses on providing safer food sources to the end consumers, instead of equipping producers with tools for better livestock productivity. This shift in priorities, as a result of demand pressures, has fuelled the market to a great extent. Stringent regulations and testing procedures in North America have prompted the innovation in animal healthcare.
The United States is the largest market in North America, owing to the ownership trends that favor higher spending on preventative pet health care products, such as parasiticides and supplements with nutritional chemical content.
Key Players of the North American Animal Healthcare Market Include:
$1000 start for Domain that Worth 6 Figures - VET 3 Letters Domain For Veterinary Medicine - Vet.services
(Vet.services) is a Brandable 3 Letters Domain For Veterinary Medicine Business
You will find a unique domain which consists of 3 letters only and represent great business
(Vet.xyz) is Unique & Hard to find
The Golden Keys
★ VET = > Brandable
★ VET = > 3 Letters Domain For a Great Business
★ VET = > Easy To Remember
★ Average daily search On Google for VET is = > 336,000,000 Million
I will start the Auction at $1000 as a start price for The Auction
==================================
Also I have Short Domains related to Veterinary Medicine if you are interested in any of them please let me know
- Just.vet
- Vet.xyz
- Vets.clinic
- Vets.hospital
=======================================
The global veterinary healthcare market was valued at USD 25 Billion in 2015
And is expected to reach USD 39.7 Billion by 2021,
Registering a CAGR of 8.06%, during 2017-2022 (the forecast period).
Veterinary medicines are associated with treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases among animals.
===============================
Veterinary Healthcare Market
The market was valued at USD 25 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach USD 39.7 billion by 2021, registering a CAGR of 8.06%, during 2017-2022 (the forecast period). Veterinary medicines are associated with treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases among animals. It covers a variety of animal species, both, in domestic and wild.
INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY AT THE RISK OF EMERGING ZOONOSIS
The growing meat consumption, especially, for chicken and pork, is adding to the exposure of dangerous foodborne pathogens. The E. coli and Salmonella infections cause serious diseases among people, and can even be fatal at times, which is possible during the intensive production systems. Moreover, there is a risk of emerging new strains of influenza viruses, due to the long distance transportation of animals. The farms are often in the same area, with a concentration of confined animals, which potentially enhances the risk of avian influenza transferring to pigs. The reassortment of the virus can lead to new strains and cause infections among humans. Further, these farms increase the risk of spreading and mixing of virus strains. Intensive farm practices are causing the risk of emergence of these bacteria in the food, as stressed animals become more susceptible to infection. The risk from zoonotic diseases is fuelling the market for veterinary health care. Inter-Governmental Organizations and the food production are making reforms to ensure health by the process of surveillance and vaccination, investing in R&D, and transfer with respect to vet health.
WAVE OF CORPORATIZATION IS HITTING THE VETERINARY INDUSTRY
Mars acquiring Veterinary Medicine Company concerned some parts of the veterinary community. Small market players feel disenfranchised and restricted by the corporatization. Banfield pet hospitals, acquired by Mars in 2007, faced a criticism from vets as their practices were purchased and brought under the corporate management. Further, Mars expanded into the pet healthcare industry in 2015, with the acquisition of BluePearl. Zoetis, one of the largest players in the animal healthcare space, develops and manufactures animal health medicines and vaccines for, both, animal husbandry and companion pets. The company was spun off from Pfizer in 2013 and benefits from the limited competition and relatively benign regulatory standards. Zoetis has been a target for acquisition by larger drugmakers, such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals Novartis AG, which recently completed a divestiture of its animal health business to Eli Lilly for USD 5.4 billion in January 2015. Meanwhile, MWI Veterinary Supply was acquired by, a drug wholesaler, AmerisourceBergen Corp. for USD 2.5 billion in February 2015. The corporatization could work as a positive force by centering the veterinarian agency and autonomy; further, support the infrastructure and business training to the veterinarians, without rigidly dictating the smaller players. As the animal healthcare industry consolidates, the margins are expected to witness some resiliency. Potential acquisition targets also offer some interesting investment opportunities.
BOOMING PET HEALTH-CARE BUSINESS OF AMERICA
With more pet owners willing to pay for veterinary care, the demand for supplements and other treatment options for companion animals is growing. Further, the increasing consumer concern for where, and how their food is produced is leading to a tougher scrutiny of feeding and rearing practices of farm animals. As the pet humanization increases, the veterinary health care market players take utmost care of the services that are rendered, which is racking up greater vet payments for the pet owners. The best example of this trend is the clinic in Hollywood owned by VCA, an animal hospital chain, where advanced health care services, such as stem-cell remedy, hip alternative, and underwater treadmill for cats, are available. Veterinary healthcare focuses on providing safer food sources to the end consumers, instead of equipping producers with tools for better livestock productivity. This shift in priorities, as a result of demand pressures, has fuelled the market to a great extent. Stringent regulations and testing procedures in North America have prompted the innovation in animal healthcare.
The United States is the largest market in North America, owing to the ownership trends that favor higher spending on preventative pet health care products, such as parasiticides and supplements with nutritional chemical content.
Key Players of the North American Animal Healthcare Market Include:
- Pfizer
- Merck
- Sanofi-Aventis
- Bayer HealthCare
- Virbac
- Novartis
- Boehringer Ingelheim
- Heska Corporation
- Bioniche Animal Health Canada, Inc.
- Ceva
- Bayer Animal Health
- Ceva Animal Healthcare
- Elanco Animal Health
- Merck Ltd.
- Merial (Animal Health division of Sanofi)
- Zoetis Animal Healthcare
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