Veterinary Surgical Instruments Market Scenario and Elaborates Outlook to 2023

Posted by vinit sawant on April 22nd, 2021

Market Highlights

The global veterinary surgical instruments market has been evaluated as average growing market and is expected to witness higher single digit growth in coming years. The market has been extremely fragmented with a large number of players.

The industry of animal healthcare has seen strong technological advances in the last two decades. Most of these new tools and procedures have been adopted from human medical practice. These advanced technologies have not only led to better treatments, but also faster and precise diagnosis.

While various veterinary technologies are likely to effect the industry in 2016, the biggest advancement is probable going to be the ability to print 3D objects, this rapid-prototyping procedure has been used by veterinary specialists to create animal bone models from information collected by computed tomography scans.

The Global Veterinary Surgical Equipment Market Size is expected to reach US$ 2760.6 million in 2023 growing at a CAGR of 6.3% during the forecast period 2017-2023.

This procedure not only helps veterinarians educate pet owners about their pet’s medical treatment or condition, but it also helps veterinary specialists to gain a solid understanding of a pets internal bone or muscle structure before going in to operate.

Global Veterinary surgical instruments market Players:

Key players profiled in the report are Eickemeyer Veterinary Equipment Inc., Jørgen KRUUSE A/S, Surgical Holdings, Sklar Instruments, Whittemore Enterprises, Inc., Medtronics, B.Braun and others

Segmentation:

The global veterinary surgical instruments market is segmented on the basis of types. Based on the types, the market has been segmented as scalpel handles, forceps, dressing, scissors, needle holders and retractors. Based on the applications, the market has been segmented as orthopedic, sterilization, ophthalmic, dental. Based on the animals, the market has been segmented as canines, felines and large animals.