Market Overview

Veterinary Surgical Instruments are used to perform surgery on animals. This market has been on the rise in recent times, especially in developed countries. As the human population is increasing worldwide, the demand for livestock is also growing. Moreover, pet ownership of the world is also growing. But, an increasing number of livestock and pet animals increases the risk of livestock being infected by infectious disease. Some of these diseases also fall under zoonotic diseases that may cause harm to human beings too. This factor has helped this market to grow in recent times. Also, with technological advancements and more expenditure on animal healthcare, devices and instruments are becoming better, safer, and more precise.

However, still, the animal health cost might be a burden on many due to expensive procedure costs. This factor acts as a restraining factor for this market. Also, as the authorities are stringent for approving such devices, this not only increases the cost of the device production but also dissuades companies to enter this market, hence acting as a restraining factor.

Scope of the Report

As per the scope of the market, Veterinary Surgical Instruments are used to perform surgery on animals. In the report, a detailed analysis of the Veterinary Surgical Instruments Market is provided. The market is evaluated by collating revenues generated across segments, categorized by product, animal type, application and geography.

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Key Market Trends

Electro-surgery Instrument segment is expected to register high CAGR in the forecast period

Electro-surgery in the field of veterinary healthcare, often preferred more than the conventional methods, as it can be used instead of scalpel to cut soft tissues, with the goal of reducing hemorrhage and with better precision. Electro-surgical units involve the use of electric current passing from a device through the patient and back to the generator. The effect may be to cut tissue, coagulate vessels, or destroy (fulgurate) the tissue. Also, Electro-surgery has been proven to cause less to no damage to sensitive tissues in close proximity. This helps avoid inconveniences post-surgery.

With increasing number of surgeries being done on animals owners being more cautious for surgeries that do not cause any pain post-surgery, this segment is expected to register a high growth.

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