The global canine orthopedics market has been witnessing steady growth over the past few yesars, owing to rising pet adoption and increasing awareness about orthopedic conditions in dogs. Canine orthopedics involves the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mobility issues caused by injury or disease affecting the dog's muscles, bones, joints, and connective tissues. Advancements in veterinary joint replacements, fracture fixation techniques, osteoarthritis medications, and physical therapy solutions have expanded treatment options for afflicted dogs to alleviate pain and improve quality of life. Furthermore, growing spending on pet care and rising pet humanization trends in developed nations are fueling the demand for specialized orthopedic surgeries and therapies.
Market Dynamics:
Pet obesity has emerged as a key factor driving the incidence of orthopedic disorders in canines. Overweight and obese dogs are at a higher risk of injuries to bones and joints due to excess pressure. Sedentary lifestyles and calorie-dense diets have contributed to the obesity epidemic among pets. The market is also driven by supportive reimbursement policies of pet insurance providers for major orthopedic treatments and rising number of veterinary practitioners specializing in canine orthopedics. However, high costs associated with joint replacement surgeries, fracture fixations, and customized implants limit wider adoption. Lack of awareness about orthopedic conditions in dogs in less developed regions also poses a challenge. Introduction of low-cost veterinary 3D printing technologies and implants presents new growth opportunities in the future.
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