The global veterinary diagnostics market is expected to grow from $9.72 billion in 2025 to $19.63 billion by 2032, according to a new report from Maximize Market Research. The firm attributes the projected growth to rising pet ownership, greater zoonotic disease surveillance, and expanding livestock production.
The Companion Animal Parasite Council’s 2026 forecast projects continued expansion of Lyme disease, heartworm, ehrlichiosis, and anaplasmosis, reinforcing the need for year-round prevention and surveillance.
Global demand for compounded veterinary medications is expected to grow steadily through 2033, driven by rising pet ownership, chronic disease management, and increasing interest in personalized animal healthcare.
The global poultry diagnostics market is expected to grow steadily through 2031, driven by advances in PCR-based testing and increasing demand for disease surveillance.
The FDA has approved an expanded label for BRAVECTO QUANTUM, adding 12-month protection against Asian longhorned and Gulf Coast ticks in dogs.
Rising global protein demand, regional productivity gaps, and value-added dairy products are driving the global dairy market toward $1.5 trillion by 2032.
The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) does not support the Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA) or Mid-Level Practitioner (MLP) model.
New surveys from Instinct Science suggest veterinary practices are experiencing major operational shifts, including rapid adoption of AI tools, growing workplace flexibility, and persistent staffing shortages.
Early findings from the CATalyst 2026 State of the Cat Report show that millions of cats are missing routine veterinary care, representing an estimated $34 billion in unrealized annual revenue for veterinary practices.
LAS VEGAS—Viticus Group, a nonprofit organization and leading provider of innovative veterinary and human healthcare education worldwide, held its 98th annual WVC Vegas veterinary continuing education (CE) conference named in recognition of veterinarian Dr. Dennis McCurnin, at Mandalay Bay Convention Center last month.