Veterinary Wearable Devices Market 2021-2025: Innovation and Product Optimization to Boost Growth

Wireless technology has revolutionized animal health by giving pet owners and veterinarians real-time insights. The Internet of Things (IoT) has played a monumental role in collecting and analysing animal health statistics. Veterinary wearable devices monitor health, track location, record diseases and their progression, and assess pet and livestock misbehaviour. An ever-increasing demand for real-time information, tracking, and concerns around the safety and security of animals should drive the global veterinary wearable devices market.

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Target Identification and Tracking for Profitability in Veterinary Wearable Devices Market

The identification and tracking segment is predicted to lead the veterinary wearable devices market over the forecast period. Most pet owners should microchip their animals to prevent them getting lost. Through IoT enabled technology, pets can easily be monitored reassuring the owners of their safety and security via mapping and immediate alerts. Furthermore, identification and tracking enables record-keeping of sex, breed, feeds, and products used to raise the animals. Over an extended period of time, this data can prove critical in building a database of the animal for in-depth analysis.

Livestock Segment Holds Key to Success in Veterinary Wearable Devices Market

The livestock segment is projected to be the primary user of veterinary wearable devices as COVID-19 reminded humanity that zoonotic diseases can prove devastating to global health. The livestock segment should drive demand for biosensors in livestock rearing in the next few years. Farmers will become evermore reliant on advanced technology allowing them to conduct serodiagnoses and detect infectious cattle diseases thereby preventing additional outbreaks in the future. With respect to end consumers, veterinary wearable devices market in animal husbandry provides crucial information from birth to the final product streamlining the supply chain to a great extent.

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Sensor Segment Permits Real-time Monitoring of Mapping, Temperature, and Heart Rate

Veterinary wearable devices with radio frequency identification (RFID) are expected to comprise the largest market share in the veterinary wearable devices market during the assessment period. Nonetheless, the sensor segment is on track to record the highest growth as sensors provide pin-point accuracy in acquiring information about animal diseases and conditions on a real-time basis allowing timely interventions. Temperature records, heart rate monitoring, mapping motions, and breathing patterns are a few reading sensors that ensure animals receive immediate attention when needed.

High Disposable Income and Prevalence of Pets Make North America Dominant Region

North America is anticipated to dominate the veterinary wearable devices market as roughly 3/4th of all American households have at least one pet. The North America veterinary wearable devices market will be bullish as consumers have the disposable income to purchase sophisticated pet care technology, culminating in greater adoption of veterinary wearable devices to improve pet lifestyles and hasten rehabilitations. The APAC region can scarcely be ignored though as China and India are the largest exporters of processed meat and poultry. This makes it essential to adhere to international safety certifications, making farmers adopt veterinary wearable devices.

A few companies analysed in this report on the veterinary wearable devices market are Inovotec Animal Care, Whistle Labs, Inc., FitBark, Inc, Tractive, Vital Herd, Inc, PetPace, LLC, TekVet Technologies Co., Milkline, and Lamdagen Corporation and Garmin International.

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By Technology Overview
• GPS
• RFID
• Sensors

By Applications Overview
• Behaviour monitoring & control
• Identification & tracking
• Medical diagnosis & treatment
• Safety & security

By Regional Overview
• North America
• Europe
• Asia Pacific
• Latin America
• Middle East & Africa

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