Executive Summary Profound changes are happening in the animal health market. Pet owners in the United States are demanding more advanced and expensive treatments for companion animals, driving growth in the companion-animal sector. At the same time, concerns about livestock health care and feeding are driving changes in industrial animal husbandry. This TriMark Publications report offers a broad, yet detailed, overview of the shape of the veterinary health products market over the next several years. Examining both livestock and companion-animal markets. The overall market for veterinary therapeutics and diagnostic products has grown dramatically. This report analyzes the U.S. veterinary pharmaceuticals and diagnostics markets. The report outlines market size, market growth, forecasts, and competitive information. Focusing both on companion (pet) animal markets and agricultural livestock, the report examines the markets for pharmaceuticals, vaccines, diagnostics, and feed additives. The study reveals: the size of the markets for companion-animal products, broken down by type of animal (i.e., cats, dogs, small animals, etc.); size of the markets for livestock products; how the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations impact these markets; the identity of the top market players, along with their market shares and future prospects; how the antibiotic feed additive controversy is influencing the agricultural market; and key players in the veterinary pharma and diagnostic markets. Pages: 222 Table of Contents Download TOC in PDF
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