Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market Poised for Steady Growth in the Future

Anesthesia is a type of medicine which is used to control or reduce the pain during surgical procedures. It also helps in breathing, heart rate, blood flow, and blood pressure. General anesthesia fulfills three main objectives i.e. unconsciousness, lack of movement, and blunting of the stress response. In animals, anesthesia is used for a different circumstance, as animal lacks the ability to cooperate during diagnosis and therapeutic procedures. Anesthesia medication is majorly used to minimize the surgical stress and pain management. Anesthesia can be delivered through different routes. However, anesthesia via air pressure using anesthesia machines is a safe, secure and widely adopted mode. The concept of anesthesia machines has been evolved from standalone to portable wireless devices that comprise monitors and information systems. Currently, the manufacturers are introducing anesthesia machines with more advanced features such as new mode of ventilation, clear picture offering loops and graphical screens.

Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market: Drivers and Restraints

Growing incidence of chronic diseases in companion animals, and increasing number of animal surgeries due to accidental injuries and critical health are the prime factors responsible for the growth of veterinary anesthesia machines. Additionally, shifting focus towards animal healthcare due to the growing trend for pet adoption and increasing consumption of animal-based products also boosts the market growth across the globe. In the U.S., the number of pet ownership has been observed to be doubled from 65 million in 1970 to 160 million in 2012. In 2012, the American Pet Products Association (APPA) stated that, around 47% of the total households owned minimum one dog and 46% of household owned a cat in the U.S., which is accounted to be around 83.3 million dogs and 96 million cats respectively. Animal orals diseases in cats and dogs represent a primary source of challenge for veterinarians. Thus, increasing need of veterinary machines for animal dental surgery creates numerous opportunities of veterinary anesthesia machines manufactures. Similarly, an increase in the incidence of zoonotic and foodborne diseases and bacterial infections leading to critical conditions is expected to drive the growth of veterinary anesthesia machines market.

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Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market: Segmentation

The global market for veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented on the basis of product type, end user, and geography.

Based on product type, the global veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented into following:

On Trolley Anesthesia Machines
Portable Anesthesia Machines
Table Top
Wall Mounted

Based on animal type, the global veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented into following:

Small Animals
Large Animals

Based on end user, the global veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented into following:

Hospitals & Clinics
Emergency Service Centers
Veterinary Homecare Settings

Based on Regions, the global veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented into following:

North America
Latin America
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Asia-Pacific excluding Japan
Japan
Middle East& Africa

Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market: Overview

Development of advanced but low-cost veterinary anesthesia machines will pave the road for new entrants. The upcoming research and development activities will open a new avenue and extraordinary opportunities for veterinary anesthesia machines manufacturing companies. The cost of veterinary anesthesia machines is currently high owing to the incorporation of advanced technologies and complex consumer’s requirements. However, many Chinese manufacturers are now coming up with the low-cost devices. Thus, the price of these devices is expected to decrease as compared to the branded products in future years.

Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market: Region-wise Outlook

Geographically, the global veterinary anesthesia machines market is segmented into regions namely, North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific Excluding Japan, Japan, Middle East and Africa. Among all the regions, North America will continue to lead the global market forveterinary anesthesia machines market due to the trend of pet adoption and high expenditure on animal health. Europe market is expected to account for second largest share of global market. Asia Pacific veterinary anesthesia machines market is expected to witness the fastest growth in the overall market owing to the wide companion animal base and growing to spend on companion animal grooming over the forecast period.

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Veterinary Anesthesia Machines Market: Key Players

Key players operating in the global veterinary anesthesia machines market are Beijing Yi Shiheng electronic technology co., LTD, Midmark Corporation, Kent Scientific Corporation, Everest Veterinary Technology, Smiths Medical, Supera Innovations, Patterson Scientific, Vetronic Services Ltd, Synthomer plc., JD Medical Dist. Co., Inc., Hallowell Engineering & Manufacturing Corporation, Kent Scientific Corporation, Mindray Medical International Limited, and Supera Anesthesia Innovations among others.

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