Global Veterinary Ultrasound Scanners Market: North America Continues to be the Largest Market

A new research study highlighting the future of the veterinary ultrasound scanners market has been added to the comprehensive repository of Market Research Reports Search Engine (MRRSE). According to the report, titled “Veterinary Ultrasound Scanners Market: Global Industry Analysis (2012 - 2016) and Opportunity Assessment (2017 - 2026)”, global demand for veterinary ultrasound scanners is likely to be driven by growing emphasis on detecting zoological diseases at an early stage.

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The research study offers in-depth analysis and insights on the key factors driving the growth of the veterinary ultrasound scanners market. According to the study, growing demand for meat, combined with rising awareness on the importance of preventing zoological disease is facilitating adoption among end-users in the industry.

In addition to surging adoption among farm owners, demand is also increasing on account of growing pet humanization trend. Many pet owners are investing in maintaining the health and well-being of their pets, which has provided a fillip to veterinary ultrasound scanners market. Other key drivers include increase in the opening of veterinary clinics and government support for veterinary healthcare industry.

Although the outlook on the veterinary ultrasound scanners market is positive, lack of proper funds and low awareness in some countries of Asia Pacific and Latin America can hinder growth prospects during the assessment period. It is likely that government initiatives will spur the growth of the market in these regions.

According to the report, demand for portable scanners is likely to witness steady growth during the assessment period on account of limitation in terms of cart-based ultrasound scanners. High price of cart-based ultrasound scanners is another key factor for waning demand. On account of the limitation in terms of cart-based veterinary ultrasound scanners market, demand for portable ultrasound scanners is likely to grow during the assessment period.

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The report also offers regional-wise analysis and forecast on the global veterinary ultrasound scanners market. According to the report, North America is one of the largest markets for veterinary ultrasound scanners globally. Demand for these scanners is concentrated in the US, whereas Canada accounts for a miniscule share of the market. In addition to North America, demand for veterinary ultrasound scanners is also steady in Europe and Asia Pacific. These two markets are likely to complement demand for veterinary ultrasound scanners globally during the assessment period.

The research study also offers in-depth analysis and insights on the competitive landscape in the market. According to the study, some of the key players in the market include Samsung Medison Co., Ltd., BCF Technology Ltd., Siemens healthineers, Esaote SpA, DRAMINSKI S. A., Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics Co., Ltd., ECHO-SON S.A., Sonostar Technologies Co., Limited, Caresono Technology Co., Ltd., and BIONET CO., LTD.

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