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Research and Markets: Asia-Pacific Veterinary Healthcare Market 2014-2020 - Products, Veterinary Diagnostic Technologies, Veterinary Genetics & By Animal TypesDUBLIN --(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/584kkw/asiapacific) has announced the addition of the "Asia-Pacific Veterinary Healthcare Market Segmented By Products, Veterinary Diagnostic Technologies, Veterinary Genetics, By Animal Types - Trends & Forecasts 2014-2019" report to their offering. The Veterinary healthcare market in the Asia-Pacific region is estimated to increase at a CAGR of 8.97% to reach $2.52 billion by 2019 Better standards of living have resulted in an increase in pet ownership and livestock product consumption across the Asia Pacific region. With more pet owners willing to pay for veterinary care, the demand for supplements and other treatment options for companion animals is on the rise. Increasing consumer concern for where and how their food is produced is leadig to a tougher scrutiny of feeding and rearing practices of farm animals. All the same, increased competition for cultivated land and scarcity of arable land could affect the animal healthcare market in terms of demand from livestock production. This report provides an exhaustive coverage of the market with multi-level segmentation focusing on animal species (farm animals and companion animals), type of healthcare products (vaccines, paraciticides, anti-infectives, medicinal feed additives, and other pharmaceuticals) and by geography. Regional coverage includes a study of the animal healthcare markets in India, China, Japan. Demand for Veterinary healthcare products and services in Japan is currently the largest of all countries in Asia-Pacific. However, Japan is slated to lose its leader status due heavy regulation requiring rigorous testing - much of it unnecessary. The market for Veterinary pharmaceuticals and biological products in Asia-Pacific has seen scant growth for many years, generally around 1.5%, while global growth has generally been in the 3-4% range. Key Topics Covered: 1. Introduction 2. Market Analysis 3. Market Dynamics 4. Animal Types, Based On Products 5. Asia-Pacific Veterinary Diagnostics Market 6. Asia-Pacific Veterinary Genetics Market 7. Animal Species 8. Country Level Analysis 9. Competitive Landscape 10. Company Profiles
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