Reportlinker Adds Pet Health: Products & Services
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Pet Health: Products & Services
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US pet health spending to reach $33 billion by 2014
Consumer spending on pet health products and services in the US is expected to reach $33 billion in 2014. Manufacturers' level pet health product demand is forecast to increase 5.8 percent per year to $5.5 billion that year. Gains will be driven by a growing pet population and, more significantly, the ongoing trend toward humanizing companion animals. Advances in veterinary technology will also drive pet health spending.
Preventive products to continue doing well
The perception of pets as family members has made pet health a traditionally "recession-resistant" industry. Although somewhat impacted by the recession that began in December 2007, spending on pet health has shown fairly steady growth over the last decade and will improve as pet owners are more able to afford expenses as the economy recovers. Preventive products, such as dietary supplements and certain parasiticides, have shown especially good growth recently, and will continue to do so. Among product types, pharmaceuticals overtook parasiticides as the largest demand segment in 2009.
Age-, weight-related conditions to increase demand
Increased spending on pet health has lengthened the expected lifespans of many companion animal species. Concurrently, incidences of age-related medical conditions (e.g., arthritis, cancer) have also grown. Weight-related conditions (e.g., diabetes, heart disease) will also lead to rising demand for products and services, as nearly 40 percent of pets are overweight or obese. In order to better afford these treatments, more owners will purchase pet insurance policies, with revenues expected to continue growing at double-digit annual rates.
Spending to remain larger on dog health products
Although cats represented the largest segment of the pet population, spending on health care products for dogs accounted for a disproportionate 68 percent of the total in 2009. Spending will remain larger on dog care products, as dogs' greater time spent outdoors increases their exposure to environmental hazards, and dogs are more susceptible to certain medical conditions, such as heart disease. However, research and development on more cat-specific health products will increase cats' share of the market going forward.
Study coverage
This new industry study, Pet Health: Products & Services, is presents historical demand data (1999, 2004 and 2009) and forecasts for 2014 and 2019 by pet health service (e.g., veterinary care, non-veterinary pet care, pet insurance), product (e.g., pharmaceuticals, parasiticides, prescription food, dietary supplements, vaccines), condition (e.g., skin, heart, gastrointestinal, renal, arthritis) and animal. The study also considers market environment factors, evaluates company market share and profiles industry competitors.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ix
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4
General 4
Macroeconomic Outlook 4
Consumer Income & Spending Trends 8
Demographic Trends 11
Population 11
Household Formation 13
Pet Demographic Trends 16
Cats 18
Dogs 20
Other Pets 22
Pet Health Service Provider Overview 23
Veterinary Practices & Employment 24
Non-Veterinary Pet Care 26
Pet & Pet Supply Stores 27
Pet Insurance 27
Medical Conditions 28
Pet Health Spending Overview 30
Nontraditional Health Care 32
Regulatory & Environmental Issues 33
Center for Veterinary Medicine 34
Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service 36
Environmental Protection Agency 38
Other Regulations 39
World Pet Health Care Market 39
III. SERVICES 42
General 42
Veterinary Care 44
Surgery 45
Growth Removal 47
Orthopedic 48
Gastrointestinal 48
Neutering/Spaying 48
Cosmetic Procedures 49
Other Surgical Procedures 52
Non-Surgical Procedures 54
Non-Veterinary Pet Care 56
Pet Insurance 58
Available Plans 61
Market Share 63
IV. PRODUCTS 70
General 70
Pharmaceuticals 72
Systemic Agents 75
Hormones & Insulin 77
Pain Control 79
Anti-Inflammatory Agents 81
Gastrointestinal Systemic Agents 84
Respiratory Systemic Agents 85
Cardiovascular Systemic Agents 85
Other Systemic Agents 87
Antibiotics 90
Other Pharmaceuticals 92
Anesthetic Agents 93
Euthanasia Agents 95
All Other Pharmaceuticals 96
Parasiticides 99
Flea & Tick 101
Heartworm 104
Other Parasiticides 106
Prescription Food 108
Dietary Supplements 110
Vaccines 114
Diagnostics 117
Other Pet Health Products 119
V. CONDITIONS 123
General 123
Skin Conditions 125
Heart Conditions 129
Gastrointestinal Conditions 132
Renal Conditions 135
Arthritis 138
Diabetes 141
Other Conditions 144
Respiratory Conditions 145
Cancer 146
All Other Conditions 148
VI. ANIMALS 152
General 152
Dogs 154
Cats 158
Other 162
VII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 167
General 167
Market Share 170
Pfizer 171
Merial 172
Bayer 173
Novartis 174
Merck 174
Other Major Suppliers 175
Industry Restructuring 175
Competitive Strategies 179
Cooperative Agreements 181
Marketing 185
Distribution Channels 186
Company Profiles 188
Abbott Laboratories 189
ADER Enterprises Incorporated 191
Bayer AG 192
Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH 195
Central Garden & Pet Company 198
Chomp, see Sergeant's Pet Care Products
Church & Dwight Company Incorporated 202
Colgate-Palmolive Company 203
Eklin Medical Systems, see VCA Antech
Embrace Pet Insurance 205
Farnam, see Central Garden & Pet
Four Paws Products, see Central Garden & Pet
Hartville Group Incorporated 207
Hartz Mountain, see Sumitomo
Heska Corporation 209
Hill's Pet Nutrition, see Colgate-Palmolive
IDEXX Laboratories Incorporated 213
Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health, see Merck
Mars Incorporated 217
Merck & Company Incorporated 219
Merial, see Sanofi-Aventis
Natura Pet Products, see Procter & Gamble
Nestle SA 224
Novartis AG 227
Nutri-Vet LLC 229
Nylabone Products, see Central Garden & Pet
PBI/Gordon Corporation 232
Pegasus Laboratories, see PBI/Gordon
Pet DRx Corporation 235
PetAg Incorporated 236
Pethealth Incorporated 238
Pfizer Incorporated 240
Procter & Gamble Company 248
PTZ, see Pethealth
Royal Canin, see Mars
Sanofi-Aventis 250
Schering-Plough, see Merck
Sergeant's Pet Care Products Incorporated 253
Spectrum Brands Incorporated 257
Sumitomo Corporation 262
Summit VetPharm, see Sumitomo
VCA Antech Incorporated 266
Veterinary Pet Insurance Company 268
Virbac SA 270
Wellmark International, see Central Garden & Pet
Wyeth, see Pfizer
XLNT Veterinary Care, see Pet DRx
Other Companies Mentioned in Study 274
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Summary Table 3
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 Macroeconomic Indicators 8
2 Personal Consumption Expenditures 10
3 Population 13
4 Households & Pet Ownership 16
5 Pet Population 18
6 Pet Health Service Providers 24
7 Selected Pet Medical Conditions 30
8 Pet Health Retail Sales & Services Revenues 32
SECTION III – SERVICES
1 Pet Health Service Revenues by Type 43
2 Veterinary Care Service Revenues by Type 45
3 Surgery Revenues by Type 47
4 Non-Surgical Revenues by Type 56
5 Non-Veterinary Pet Care Revenues 58
6 Pet Insurance Revenues 61
SECTION IV – PRODUCTS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Type 71
2 Pharmaceuticals Demand by Type & Animal 75
3 Systemic Agents Demand by Type & Animal 77
4 Antibiotics Demand by Type & Animal 92
5 Other Pharmaceuticals Demand by Type & Animal 93
6 Parasiticides Demand by Type & Animal 101
7 Flea & Tick Treatment Demand by Type & Animal 104
8 Heartworm Treatment Demand by Type & Animal 106
9 Other Parasiticides Demand by Animal 108
10 Prescription Pet Food Demand by Animal 110
11 Dietary Supplement Demand by Type & Animal 114
12 Vaccines Demand by Animal 117
13 Diagnostics Demand by Animal 119
14 Other Pet Health Product Demand by Product & Animal 122
SECTION V – CONDITIONS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Condition 124
2 Skin Conditions: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 129
3 Heart Conditions: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 132
4 Gastrointestinal Conditions: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 135
5 Renal Conditions: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 138
6 Arthritis: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 141
7 Diabetes: Pet Health Product Demand by Type & Animal 144
8 Other Conditions: Pet Health Product Demand by Type, Condition & Animal 145
SECTION VI – ANIMALS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Animal 153
2 Dog Health Product Demand by Type 158
3 Cat Health Product Demand by Type 162
4 Other Pet Health Product Demand by Type 166
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 Pet Health Product Sales by Company, 2009 168
2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures 178
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements 183
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
1 World Pet Health Product & Service Demand, 2009 41
SECTION III – SERVICES
1 Pet Insurance Market Share by Company, 2009 64
SECTION IV – PRODUCTS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Type, 2009 72
SECTION V – CONDITIONS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Condition, 2009 125
SECTION VI – ANIMALS
1 Pet Health Product Demand by Animal, 2009 154
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
1 Pet Health Product Market Share by Company, 2009 171
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