Strong Fundamentals and Structural Change Drive Growth
The Veterinary Diagnostics industry is on a strong growth path driven by fundamental shifting patterns in animal ownership and management. Learn all about it in this thorough report.
Structural change is sweeping through the industry, affecting players at every level. Understand the details with our Situation Analysis summary pages that bring you right up to date on the market.
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Veterinary medicine has evolved dramatically over the past several decades, and nowhere is this more evident than in the field of diagnostics. The ability to detect, characterize, and monitor disease in animals is fundamental to veterinary practice, whether the patient is a household pet, a food-producing animal, a performance horse, or even a zoo species. Diagnostic services allow veterinarians to move beyond symptoms and clinical suspicion, providing evidence-based insights that inform treatment, prevention, and broader public health decisions.
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Companies Mentioned
- Abaxis (now Zoetis)
- Agrolabo (SCIL/animal health diagnostics)
- Antech Diagnostics (Mars Petcare)
- BioChek (Hygiena)
- Biogal - Galed Labs
- Bioguard Corporation
- bioMérieux Diagnostics
- BioNote
- Biopanda Reagents
- Eurofins Scientific
- Eurolyser Diagnostica
- Fujifilm
- FUJIFILM Wako Diagnostics
- Heska (Mars Petcare)
- IDEXX Laboratories
- Innovative Diagnostics (IDvet)
- LABEO (France)
- Laboklin
- LABOKLIN UK
- Merck & Co., Inc
- Mindray
- Neogen
- Qiagen
- Randox Toxicology
- Roche Diagnostics
- Scil Animal Care (part of Heska/Mars)
- Skyla (Lite-On / Skyla Corporation)
- Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory (TVMDL)
- Thermo Fisher Scientific
- Virbac
- Woodley Veterinary Diagnostics
- Zoetis (Diagnostics)