Global veterinary vaccines market is estimated to be valued at USD 10.46 Bn in 2025 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 7.8% during the forecast period (2025-2032). Veterinary vaccines are biological preparations administered to animals in order to stimulate the immune system and provide active immunity against a disease. Vaccination protects individual animals from infectious diseases and generates herd immunity which indirectly protects the whole community. The global veterinary vaccine market has shown rapid expansion over the past few decades driven by the increasing awareness about animal healthcare as pets have become an integral part of people's families. Government mandates in various countries have also encouraged vaccination of livestock and companion animals. Advancements in vaccination technologies and recombinant procedures have enabled manufacturers to develop efficacious vaccines against a wide range of zoonotic diseases.
Market Dynamics:
The global veterinary vaccine market is driven by factors such as rising pet adoption, growing animal healthcare expenditure, government initiatives for animal disease control, increase in the risk of zoonotic diseases, and intensification of livestock farming. However, high cost of vaccine production, stringent regulations and lack of necessary infrastructure and expertise in some regions constrain market growth. Advancements in delivery systems, therapeutic approaches, and epitope mapping offer opportunities in the veterinary vaccines market. Pharmaceutical companies are developing recombinant protein and antitoxins for effective vaccination against swine fever, bird flu, rabies, and bovine tuberculosis which are major threats to animals as well as public health. Introduction of single-dose formulations and integrated needle-free injectors aim to reduce vaccination costs and improve convenience.
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