Market Research Future (MRFR) has published a cooked research report on the āGlobal Animal Vaccines Marketā that contains the information from 2023-2030. Future The animal vaccines market share is anticipated to reach USD 15.26 billion at a CAGR of 7.50% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2030.Ā The increasing incidence of cattle disease outbreaks and the steadily expanding livestock population are the primary drivers behind the global acceptance of ruminants, particularly cattle vaccines. Food, milk, meat, protein, and other industrial products like wool and leather are all crucial products made from animals. The three most popular animal vaccinations for rabies, foot and mouth disease, and equine influenza stop the spread of infectious microorganisms by replicating naturally acquired immunity.Ā The main reasons for the widespread acceptance of ruminants, especially cattle vaccinations, worldwide are the rising outbreaks of cattle disease and the continuously growing livestock population. This contributes to being one of the major drivers for the market, and additionally, rising pet ownership and concern for companion animals' well-being fuel the animal vaccine market expansion. Furthermore, one of the significant growth drivers is the increase in R&D investments made by the companies. Throughout the predicted period, there will likely be intense animal vaccines market share competition. Several minor and major firms exist in the industry, which has created a significant amount of fragmentation. Small players must compete fiercely to maintain their position in the market as a result.
Key PlayersĀ TheĀ animal vaccines market trendsĀ are also influenced by its companies. The market is characterized by intense competition and the presence of numerous small and big animal vaccination producers andĀ animal vaccine companies. The quick acceptance of veterinary preventive injections and government-supported mass vaccination purchases are the main factors influencing competitiveness. In addition, large businesses frequently choose different methods like mergers and acquisitions, alliances, and launching new products to maintain market share and broaden the product range. Some of the dominatingĀ animal vaccine companiesĀ are Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH (Germany), Zoetis Inc. (US), Ceva SantĆ© Animale (France), Merck & Co., Inc. (US), Elanco Animal Health Incorporated (US), Virbac (France), Phibro Animal Health Corporation (US), Hipra (Spain), BiogĆ©nesis BagĆ³ S.A.(Argentina), and Neogen Corporation (US)
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Regional Analysis
North America dominated the global market for animal vaccines in 2020. The reason is attributed to the increasing prevalence of animal diseases and the rise in pet ownership in the region. The region's large number of veterinary clinics also contributes to the animal vaccines market size expansion. Animal diseases include foot-and-mouth disease, canine parvovirus, and reproductive and respiratory syndrome.Ā In the US, there were 149 million pet dogs in 2020 compared to 140 million in 2019, an increase of almost 7%. Similarly, 12,921 veterinarians were present in Canada as of 2020, according to information released by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association. As a result, there are now more pets in the area.According to the animal vaccines market analysis, the European region represented a sizable portion of the poultry vaccines market due to the large number of companion animals and growing investments in research and development. Dogs, cats, small animals, and birds are among the approximately 34 million pets in the UK, according to the Industrial Association of Pet Care Producers. Moreover, according to the PFMA, at least one pet is kept in 59% of UK households. New and more advanced technologies have emerged because of increased expenditure on research and development.Ā The region with the fastest CAGR during the forecast period is expected to be Asia-Pacific. This is brought on by several elements, including growth in livestock populations, increased awareness of animal health issues, and an increase in the frequency of animal diseases in the area.Ā Another central emerging region is the Middle East. Due to access restrictions and affordable healthcare, the Middle East and Africa region are predicted to experience astounding growth. Rift Valley fever is a zoonotic illness frequently found in this area. Therefore, a focus is being placed on improving healthcare services for companion animals and encouraging animal health.
Market SegmentationĀ The animal vaccine market segmentation is based on type and technology. When it comes to type, the market is segregated into Porcine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Livestock Vaccines, Companion Animal Vaccines, and Aquaculture Vaccines. Furthermore, by technology, the market is divided into Live Attenuated Vaccines, Inactivated Vaccines, Toxoid Vaccines, and Recombinant Vaccines, among others.
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