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市場調查報告書
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1987476
動物用藥品市場規模、佔有率、趨勢和預測:按動物種類、產品類型和地區分類,2026-2034年Animal Health Market Size, Share, Trends and Forecast by Animal Type, Product Type, and Region, 2026-2034 |
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2025年全球動物保健市場規模為401億美元,預計2034年將達到516億美元,2026年至2034年的複合年成長率(CAGR)為2.73%。目前,北美市場主導地位,預計2025年將佔44.9%的市場。推動該市場成長的主要因素是寵物飼養量的增加和對高品質獸醫服務的需求。此外,人們對通用感染疾病的認知不斷提高以及全球技術的進步也對動物保健市場佔有率產生影響。
通用感染疾病率的上升促使人們加大對疫苗、診斷和抗菌療法的投資,以控制疾病傳播。各國政府正在實施更嚴格的法規和監測計劃,以監測和預防通用感染疾病的傳播。同時,也開展了宣傳宣傳活動,倡導負責任的寵物飼養和疫苗接種,以降低社區疾病風險。畜牧業正在實施生物安全措施,以最大限度地減少感染疾病爆發,並確保符合食品安全標準。獸醫診斷技術的進步使得早期發現和快速應對新出現的通用感染疾病成為可能。製藥公司正在開發新的治療方法和生物製藥,以有效應對動物的通用感染疾病。獸醫研發資金的增加正在推動通用感染疾病預防和治療方案的創新。數位技術的整合正在加強疾病監測、疫情預測和即時數據共用。獸醫和人類醫療保健部門之間的合作正在改善疾病控制的「相同健康」舉措。
美國動物用藥品市場的需求成長主要源自於犬類皮膚病領域對標靶性和安全性治療方法日益成長的需求。寵物飼養量的增加以及人們對皮膚病認知的提高,促使更多寵物因皮膚問題前往獸醫診所就診。寵物飼主正在尋求專家治療,以解決影響愛犬的過敏、感染疾病和自體免疫皮膚病。動物用藥品的進步正推動靶向生物製藥和更安全的局部治療藥物的研發。 2024年9月,禮來公司宣布其用於治療犬類皮膚病的新型藥物Zenrelia™(伊諾替尼片)獲得美國食品藥物管理局(FDA)核准並上市。該治療方法為犬類皮膚病的治療提供了一種有效且安全的選擇,透過標靶治療改善患病寵物的生命品質。獸醫皮膚科醫師正在採用精準醫療方法,根據具體病情制定個人化的治療方案。低過敏性食品和營養補充劑的日益普及,也為犬類皮膚健康問題的全面管理提供了支持。診斷工具的創新使得皮膚疾病的快速識別成為可能,從而帶來更有效的治療性介入。獸醫遠端醫療的擴展提高了皮膚科會診和遠距治療建議的可近性,進而促進了市場成長。
人們越來越關注醫療保健
根據動物健康產業統計數據,無論是伴侶動物或牲畜,預防性醫療保健實踐都呈現顯著趨勢。寵物飼主和牲畜養殖戶都意識到,早期發現並積極管理健康問題對於改善動物整體健康狀況和降低疾病風險至關重要。 2022年5月,印度政府啟動了“牲畜健康與疾病管制計畫”,預算為525億盧比,旨在控制嚴重的牲畜疾病並改善全國動物健康狀況。此外,因疾病造成的畜牧業生產損失佔10-15%,因此提高畜牧業的成本效益也成為重點。在各國,Z世代寵物飼主對醫療保健的意識也不斷增強。例如,在印度,人們就診獸醫、及時接種疫苗以及為寵物提供均衡營養飲食的意願顯著提高。根據全球健康與安全指數發布的數據,墨西哥衛生署宣布了一項「國家健康促進日」計劃,其中包括「疾病預防和控制規劃指南:通用感染疾病」。這些建議體現了「同一健康」理念,並特別強調進行宣傳活動以阻止和預防布氏桿菌症、狂犬病和絛蟲病的傳播。
生物技術和製藥領域的進步
動物保健產業正經歷生物技術和製藥領域的快速發展,這正在改變動物疾病的診斷和治療方式。先進的研究和突破性技術正在開發針對特定動物物種和健康狀況的特效治療方法、疫苗和精準藥物。包括基因編輯、細胞療法、聚合酵素鏈鎖反應(PCR) 和 DNA定序在內的生物技術進步,為疑難雜症提供了極具前景的解決方案。此外,製藥公司也加大研發投入,生產更有效率、更安全的動物用藥。例如,澳洲生命科學公司 QBiotics Group Limited (QBiotics) 正在開發新型小分子抗癌劑和創傷治療劑。該公司已獲得澳洲農業和獸藥管理局 (APVMA) 對其獸藥 STELFONTA(Tigilanol Tigrete)的核准。此次核准標誌著澳洲首個用於治療犬類非轉移性中鏈甘油三酯 (MCT) 疾病(涵蓋所有階段)的藥物問世。生物技術的發展使得磁振造影(MRI)和電腦斷層掃描(CT)等先進影像技術得以發展,從而提供了關於動物(從寵物到牲畜)內部結構和異常情況的全面資訊。
寵物人性化和專業寵物護理的擴展。
人與寵物之間的關係正朝著寵物人性化的方向發展。寵物日益成為家庭的一份子,這導致寵物照護市場的消費者行為發生了顯著變化。例如,在美國,35%的年輕人(24-35歲)已經擁有寵物或計劃在不久的將來飼養寵物,其中19%的人在新冠疫情封鎖期間將新寵物帶回家。寵物飼主越來越願意在優質專業的寵物護理產品和服務上投入更多資金,以確保他們心愛的寵物擁有健康快樂的生活。這一趨勢推動了對高品質寵物營養產品、個人化護理、先進獸醫服務以及各種專業用品的需求。例如,最近對寵物護理產品(如用於測量寵物敏捷性或與寵物一起運動的活動追蹤項圈)的需求激增,尤其是在千禧世代和Y世代中。據領先的犬類活動追蹤器製造商PitPat稱,目前英國有10萬隻狗佩戴了活動追蹤器。
The global animal health market size was valued at USD 40.1 Billion in 2025. Looking forward, the market is projected to reach USD 51.6 Billion by 2034, exhibiting a CAGR of 2.73% during 2026-2034. North America currently dominates the market, holding a significant market share of 44.9% in 2025. The market is driven by the growing number of pet parents and their desire for high-quality veterinary care. Besides this, animal health market share is influenced by the rising awareness towards zoonotic diseases and various technological advancements across the globe.
Rising outbreaks of zoonotic infections are encouraging investments in vaccines, diagnostics, and antimicrobial therapies for disease control. Governments are implementing stricter regulations and surveillance programs to monitor and prevent zoonotic disease transmission. Public awareness campaigns are promoting responsible pet ownership and vaccination to reduce disease risks in communities. The livestock industry is adopting biosecurity measures to minimize outbreaks and ensure food safety standards compliance. Advances in veterinary diagnostics are enabling early detection and rapid response to emerging zoonotic threats. Pharmaceutical companies are developing novel therapeutics and biologics to combat zoonotic diseases effectively in animals. Increased funding for veterinary research is driving innovation in zoonotic disease prevention and treatment solutions. The integration of digital technologies is enhancing disease monitoring, outbreak prediction, and real-time data sharing. Collaborative efforts between veterinary and human healthcare sectors are improving one health initiatives for disease management.
The United States animal health market demand is driven by increasing requirements for targeted and safe treatments in canine dermatology. Rising pet adoption and greater awareness of skin disorders are fueling veterinary visits for dermatological conditions. Pet parents are seeking specialized treatments for allergies, infections, and autoimmune skin diseases affecting their dogs. Advances in veterinary pharmaceuticals are leading to the development of targeted biologics and safer topical therapies. In September 2024, Elanco announced the FDA approval and launch of Zenrelia(TM) (ilunocitinib tablets), a new treatment for canine dermatology. This solution provides an effective and safe option for managing dermatologic conditions in dogs, offering a targeted approach to enhance the quality of life for affected pets. Veterinary dermatologists are adopting precision medicine approaches to offer personalized treatment plans based on specific conditions. Increased availability of hypoallergenic diets and nutraceuticals is supporting holistic management of canine skin health issues. Innovations in diagnostic tools are enabling faster identification of dermatological diseases for effective treatment interventions. The expansion of veterinary telemedicine is improving access to dermatology consultations and remote treatment recommendations, thus strengthening market growth.
Increasing Focus on Preventive Healthcare
The animal health industry statistics suggest that it is experiencing a significant shift toward preventive healthcare practices for both companion animals and livestock. Pet parents and livestock producers recognize the importance of early detection and proactive management of health issues to improve overall animal well-being and reduce the risk of diseases. In May 2022, Government of India launched the Livestock Health and Disease Control Schemes with a ₹525 crore budget to manage critical livestock diseases and improve animal health nationwide. Additionally, efforts focus on making animal husbandry more cost-effective, as diseases cause 10-15% of production losses in livestock operations. Preventive healthcare practices are also on the rise among Gen Z pet parents across countries. For example, in India, there has been a significant rise in visits to the veterinarian, regulation of timely vaccinations, and eagerness for feeding pets with balanced and nutritious diets. As per the data published by the Global Health Security Index, Mexico, the Ministry of Health published its National Health Promotion Days plan, which includes the Guidelines for Disease Prevention and Control Programs: Zoonosis. The recommendations reflect on the idea of One Health and notably address campaigns to stop and prevent the spread of brucellosis, rabies, and porcine tapeworm.
Advancements In Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals
The animal health industry is experiencing swift progress in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, changing how diseases in animals are diagnosed and treated. Advanced research and groundbreaking technologies are driving the creation of specialized therapies, vaccines, and precision medicines designed for particular animal species and health conditions. Biotechnological advancements, including gene editing, cell therapies, polymerase chain reaction (PCR), DNA sequencing, and more, provide hopeful answers for difficult diseases. Furthermore, drug manufacturers are putting resources into research and development (R&D) to produce more efficient and safer drugs for animals. For example, QBiotics Group Limited (QBiotics), an Australian life sciences firm, is creating novel small-molecule anticancer and wound-healing medications. They have obtained approval from the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) for their veterinary product STELFONTA (tigilanol tiglate). This endorsement marks Australia's initial pharmaceutical therapy accessible for all levels of canine non-metastatic medium chain triglycerides (MCT). Biotechnology is enabling the development of sophisticated imaging technologies, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) scans, to offer comprehensive information regarding the internal structures and irregularities in animals, encompassing both pets and livestock.
Growing Pet Humanization and Specialty Pet Care
This relationship between humans and their pets continues to evolve toward pet humanization. Pets increasingly become part of the family circle, and in doing so create a significant transformation in customer behavior in the market of pet care. For instance, in the United States, 35% of young adults (24-35 years old) have either adopted a pet or intend to do so in the near future, and 19% have adopted a new pet during the COVID-19 lockdown. Pet parents are willing to spend more on premium and specialized pet care products and services to ensure their beloved companions lead healthy and fulfilling lives. This trend is increasing the demand for high-quality pet nutrition products, personalized treatments, advanced veterinary care, and a wide range of specialty items. For example, the requirement for pet care products, such as activity tracking collars, has increased recently, especially from the millennial or Gen Y generation, to measure the agility of their pet, to play sports with them, etc. In the United Kingdom, 100,000 dogs are currently fitted with activity monitoring devices, reports PitPat, a leading manufacturer of dog activity monitors.
The commercial segment typically includes animals, such as livestock and poultry, that are reared for commercial needs like milk and meat. Producers and farmers are increasingly focused on maintaining the health and productivity of their herds or flocks due to the rising demand for animal-derived products, including meat, dairy, and eggs. Healthy animals lead to higher yields and improved product quality, which directly impacts the profitability of commercial operations. To achieve optimal productivity, producers are investing in preventive healthcare measures, like vaccinations, parasite control, and disease management. This in turn, is augmenting the demand for a wide range of animal health products, such as vaccines, pharmaceuticals, feed additives, and hygiene solutions. The rising collaboration between commercial animal producers and veterinary professionals ensures the implementation of best practices in animal health management, thus strengthening the market growth. For instance, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) invested $10 million in Zenex Animal Health India Private Limited (Zenex) for improving the overall production and distribution of better animal healthcare products, aiming to reduce livestock disease risks and improve farmer incomes.
In 2025, pharmaceuticals dominate the market with a 57.0% share. Pharmaceutical products address the needs of both pets and farm animals, assisting in disease prevention and treatment, managing chronic illnesses, and improving overall animal health. Veterinary pharmaceutical firms are significantly investing in research and development (R&D) to produce innovative and effective medications designed for particular animal species and health requirements, thus aiding in the growth of the segment. For example, in March 2022, Hacarus Inc., collaborating with DS Pharma Animal Health, introduced an ECG platform designed to assess and analyze heart conditions in dogs, facilitating early diagnosis of cardiac diseases, which are the second primary cause of death among canines. Additionally, ongoing progress in pharmaceutical technologies, like controlled-release formulations and tailored medicine, enhances treatment results even more. For example, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency oversees veterinary biologics like vaccines to guarantee that the products administered to animals in the nation are pure, potent, safe, and effective. To bring veterinary vaccines into the country, a valid import permit issued by the CFIA-CCVB in Ottawa is necessary.
In 2025, North America accounted for the largest market share of 44.9%. The region encompasses a huge pet parents' population that is focusing on the overall health and well-being of their companion animals, which is catalyzing the need for veterinary products and services. The continuously growing livestock industry in the region is also contributing to the requirement of animal health solutions for sustaining the productivity and health of the commercial animal sector. Moreover, a considerable number of pharmaceutical companies and research institutions are operating in the region that fosters continuous innovation in animal health products, including pharmaceuticals, diagnostics and vaccines, which, in turn, is propelling the market growth. Another major contributing factor is the support via government regulations and initiatives that is promoting animal welfare and biosecurity and encouraging investments in the animal health industry, thereby propelling the market growth. In April 2022, the FDA approved bovine somatotrophin, an animal growth hormone, to enhance milk production in dairy cows. Authorities are promoting industry participation and hormone therapies across the globe to strengthen North America's market growth.
United States Animal Health Industry Analysis
The United States accounts for 86.50% of the animal health market share in North America. The United States market is influenced by various drivers, such as growing awareness of animal health, advances in veterinary medicine, and a rising demand for animal-derived products. A rising number of pet parents in the region increases the expenditure on pet care and veterinary services. In 2024, 66% of US households have adopted a pet, as stated in reports. In this regard, the increase in green and ethical productions of farming is prompting a growing demand for health solutions that ensure the well-being of livestock. This includes providing animals with better living conditions, reducing the use of antibiotics, and focusing on more natural farming processes. This is rising the demand for high-end animal health solutions that enhance the prevention of disease, animal welfare, and productivity while being ethical. Apart from this, innovations in pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and diagnostics, particularly chronic diseases and zoonotic infections, are fueling market growth. There is also an increased emphasis on food safety, where improved animal health would direct impact on the safety and quality of meat, dairy, and other animal-based products. Additionally, government regulations and initiatives, such as antimicrobial stewardship programs, do affect market dynamics as they require safer usage and encourage companies to develop better animal health solutions.
Asia Pacific Animal Health Industry Analysis
The market is growing rapidly in Asia Pacific, driven by the increasing consumption and production of meat, increasing awareness about animal diseases, and the rapid growth of the livestock sector in the region. Countries like China and India are experiencing high population growth, which is creating a larger demand for animal protein, such as poultry and beef, thereby driving the need for better animal healthcare. PIB reported the estimated total meat production in India during 2023-24 as 10.25 million tons, thereby increasing by a margin of 4.85% during the past decade. Apart from these trends, demand for veterinary services and pet products also grew, due to increasing urban-based pet parents. These include growing incidences of zoonotic diseases and the requirement for increased efficiency in disease control, which is propelling market growth as governments and health organizations are investing in more advanced diagnostics and treatments. Secondly, increased focus on food security and health in the global food supply chain in the region promotes greater investment in advancing animal health for risk-free high-quality food production. In addition, there is a movement towards sustainable and ethical farming practices that promotes farmers and producers to adopt the methods that benefit the welfare of livestock.
Europe Animal Health Industry Analysis
In Europe, the market is primarily influenced by the increasing demand for high-quality animal products, rising awareness among masses about animal welfare, and stricter regulatory standards. Moreover, the rising livestock population in the region is impelling the market growth. Reports indicate that in 2023, Spain held 25.4% of the EU's pig population and 23.6% of its sheep, while Greece accounted for 25.8% of the EU's goats, and France had 22.8% of the bovine population. In line with this, there is a rise in the trend of sustainable agriculture and livestock farming practices that prioritize animal well-being, resulting in higher spending on veterinary care, vaccines, and animal pharmaceuticals. Besides this, the European Union's commitment to food safety and biosecurity is inducing growth, as governments implement stricter regulations related to animal health and disease control. Additionally, the European market benefits from technological advancements in animal diagnostics and treatments, which contribute to improved livestock management. The rise of zoonotic diseases, such as avian influenza and African swine fever further highlights the importance of robust animal health solutions. The increasing focus on pet healthcare also play significant roles in driving demand for veterinary services in the region.
Latin America Animal Health Industry Analysis
The Latin American market is driven by the region's expanding livestock sector, particularly in countries like Brazil and Argentina, which are major exporters of meat and poultry. According to the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), Brazil exported 5.138 million tons of poultry products in 2023. In addition, the increasing demand for protein-rich diets, along with the growing need for animal health products to ensure high-quality production, is bolstering the market growth. Besides this, increasing pet parents in urban areas is also contributing to the demand for veterinary care and related services. Governing agencies in the region are focusing on controlling animal diseases and improving agricultural productivity through improved animal health standards further supports the market's growth.
Middle East and Africa Animal Health Industry Analysis
The region's growing demand for livestock products, including dairy, meat, and eggs is offering a favorable market outlook. Rapid urbanization and the rising consumption of animal-based food items is contributing to the market's expansion. Additionally, the prevalence of zoonotic diseases and the need for effective animal disease control systems play a significant role in promoting investments in veterinary care and animal health solutions. The rising awareness of animal welfare and health issues among pet parents is strengthening the market growth. Apart from this, growing number of pet parents is bolstering the market growth in the region. Industry reports estimates that there were 928.4 Million pets in the UAE in 2023.
Pharmaceutical companies are developing advanced veterinary drugs, vaccines, and biologics to prevent and treat animal diseases effectively. Diagnostic firms are introducing rapid and accurate testing solutions to enhance disease detection and monitoring efforts. Biotechnology companies are leveraging genetic engineering and microbiome research to create targeted therapies and nutritional supplements. Veterinary service providers are expanding telemedicine and digital health platforms to improve accessibility and treatment outcomes. Government agencies are implementing stringent regulations and funding initiatives to ensure animal welfare and food safety compliance. Livestock producers are adopting precision farming technologies to enhance productivity, disease prevention, and overall animal well-being. Pet food manufacturers are formulating nutritionally enhanced diets with functional ingredients to support animal health. Research institutions are collaborating with industry leaders to develop novel therapeutic approaches and disease management strategies. For example, in February 2024, Merck Animal Health, a subsidiary of Merck has acquired Elanco Animal Health's aqua business outside the US and Canada for 1.3 billion USD. This acquisition includes a portfolio of medicines, vaccines, nutritional, and supplements for aquatic species, along with manufacturing facilities in Canada and Vietnam, and a research facility in Chile.