Veterinary Software Market Size & Growth Forecast to 2030

Veterinary Software Market by Product (Practice Management, Imaging/PACS, Telehealth, Client Engagement, Herd Management, LIMS), Delivery Mode (Cloud, On-premise), Practice Type (Small Animal, Large Animal), End User & Region - Global Forecast to 2030

USD 2.14 BN

MARKET SIZE, 2030

CAGR 6.9%

(2025-2030)

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REPORT PAGES

392

MARKET TABLES

OVERVIEW

Source: Secondary Research, Interviews with Experts, MarketsandMarkets Analysis

The veterinary software market is projected to reach USD 2.14 billion by 2030 from USD 1.54 billion in 2025, at a CAGR of 6.9% from 2025 to 2030. Veterinary software comprises specialized computer programs intentionally developed to optimize and augment diverse facets of veterinary practice administration and healthcare delivery. These comprehensive digital solutions integrate patient records management, appointment scheduling, billing, inventory administration, diagnostic imaging, telemedicine capabilities, and laboratory information systems with the overarching goal of enhancing operational effectiveness, data-driven decision-making, and superior animal healthcare provision in veterinary clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic laboratories.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

BY PRODUCT

This segment is divided into veterinary practice management software, veterinary PACS, veterinary LIMS, client engagement software, veterinary telehealth software, livestock farm management software, and other software. The veterinary practice management software is adopted widely due to its ability to streamline clinic operations, including appointment scheduling, patient record management, billing, and inventory control, leading to better workflow efficiency and enhanced client satisfaction.
BY DELIVERY MODE

The web/ cloud-based segment accounted for the largest share of the global market. This large share is attributed to benefits such as remote accessibility, lower upfront infrastructure costs, automatic software updates, and seamless integration with other digital platforms.
BY SOFTWARE TYPE

The integrated software segment dominates due to the rising demand for unified platforms that combine EMR, diagnostics, billing, telehealth, and reporting into a single interface.
BY PRACTICE TYPE

The exclusive small animal practices segment leads the market due to the growing companion animal population worldwide, increasing expenditure on pet health and wellness, and rising adoption of preventive care services such as vaccinations and routine check-ups.
BY END USER

Independent veterinary clinics held the largest market share in 2024 due to the increasing number of small & mid-sized practices globally and their increasing shift toward digitization to enhance operational efficiency and improve client experience.
BY REGION

Asia Pacific is expected to grow fastest with a CAGR of 8.2%, driven by the rapid clinic digitization and increasing pet ownership. North America accounted for the largest share of the veterinary software market, due to well-established veterinary healthcare infrastructure, increasing focus on preventive care, and the presence of key players.
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

The major market players have adopted organic and inorganic strategies, including partnerships and collaborations. For instance, Covetrus signed a multi-year strategic alignment with Vetcor, designating Covetrus as the primary partner for in-clinic veterinary products (software) across Vetcor’s 840+ locations in the US and Canada.

The veterinary software market is expected to witness significant growth over the coming years, driven by the rising demand for advanced digital solutions in veterinary care, technological innovation, and the growing need for efficient practice management systems. Veterinary software is increasingly being adopted for its ability to streamline workflows, improve diagnostic accuracy, and enhance client communication, making it essential for managing small, mixed, and large animal practices. The shift toward cloud-based platforms, coupled with the integration of AI, telehealth, and connected care solutions, further strengthens its role in improving operational efficiency and patient outcomes. With an expanding global pet population and greater emphasis on preventive healthcare, veterinary software is poised to become a cornerstone of modern veterinary practice management.

TRENDS & DISRUPTIONS IMPACTING CUSTOMERS' CUSTOMERS

The evolving landscape of the veterinary software market highlights key trends and disruptions that are reshaping revenue sources and impacting end-user dynamics. As industry transitions from systems to more technology-integrated solutions, new high-growth opportunities are emerging, particularly in cloud-based software and AI integration.

Source: Secondary Research, Interviews with Experts, MarketsandMarkets Analysis

MARKET DYNAMICS

Drivers

Impact
Level

Growing focus on automation with PIMS integration
Rising pet ownership rates and increasing vet expenditure

RESTRAINTS

Impact
Level

Budget sensitivity in small/independent practices
High switching & migration costs

OPPORTUNITIES

Impact
Level

Retiring legacy systems to motivate users to adopt PMS/HER/OS platforms
Software cross-selling with veterinary diagnostics

CHALLENGES

Impact
Level

Increasing cybersecurity threats across veterinary software solutions

Source: Secondary Research, Interviews with Experts, MarketsandMarkets Analysis

Driver: Growing focus on automation with PIMS integration

The veterinary software market is experiencing robust growth due to the increasing demand for efficiency and automation in veterinary practices, particularly through integrated Practice Management Systems (PIMS). Modern PIMS solutions now integrate pharmacy, inventory, and billing modules, minimizing stockouts, preventing revenue leakage, and improving cash flow through automated reconciliation. Adoption has accelerated as clinics and hospital groups prioritize remote access, multi-location consolidation, interoperability with diagnostic partners, and SaaS-based subscription models that reduce IT complexity and costs. Leading players such as IDEXX have added AI-driven clinical decision support into their platforms (e.g., Neo, VetConnect PLUS, DecisionIQ), helping clinicians interpret lab results more effectively. DecisionIQ uses machine learning and proprietary diagnostic data to detect subtle patterns in results and suggest possible diagnoses or next steps, significantly reducing time to diagnosis.

Restraint: Budget sensitivity in small/independent practices

Despite the clear operational benefits, budget sensitivity remains a major barrier to veterinary software adoption, especially among small and mid-sized clinics. Monthly subscription fees for cloud-based PIMS typically range from USD 150 to USD 400, with extra charges for premium modules such as imaging integrations and advanced payment solutions. In addition, migration from legacy, on-premises systems to modern SaaS platforms can be costly and disruptive, involving data transfer risks, staff retraining, and temporary downtime. As a result, many clinics, particularly those with tight budgets or multiple locations, delay switching, even when current systems are outdated. This slows adoption of more advanced, integrated solutions and limits vendors’ ability to scale rapidly.

Opportunity: Retiring legacy systems to motivate users to adopt PMS/HER/OS platforms

A significant market opportunity lies in replacing outdated, on-premise or desktop-based practice management systems. Many clinics continue to rely on legacy software that is expensive to maintain, lacks interoperability with modern diagnostic and payment systems, and poses cybersecurity risks. As these drawbacks become increasingly apparent, clinics are motivated to invest in cloud-native, integrated PIMS/EHR platforms that offer automation, real-time analytics, and seamless integrations. Vendors that can deliver smooth migration pathways, regulatory compliance assurance, and robust customer support are well-positioned to capture this wave of system upgrades.

Challenge: Increasing cybersecurity threats across veterinary software solutions

With the digitization of veterinary workflows, including EMRs, diagnostics, telehealth, payments, and client communications, cybersecurity risks are increasing sharply. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) estimates that approximately 11,000 veterinary practices face cyberattacks annually, making cybersecurity one of the most pressing concerns for the industry. Smaller practices often lack dedicated IT staff and are particularly vulnerable to phishing, ransomware, and data exfiltration attacks. Breaches can result in direct costs (data recovery, legal liabilities, regulatory fines) and indirect impacts such as client distrust, operational downtime, and reputational damage.

Veterinary Software Market: COMMERCIAL USE CASES ACROSS INDUSTRIES

COMPANY	USE CASE DESCRIPTION	BENEFITS
	AI-enabled diagnostics, cloud-based practice management, integrated patient records, telemedicine	Enhanced diagnostic accuracy, rapid test turnaround, optimized clinical workflows, easier client communications, improved patient care
	Telehealth platforms, client engagement solutions, virtual care services	Improved access to care, higher treatment compliance, streamlined client management, reduced workload for veterinary teams
	Practice management software, prescription/e-commerce solutions, client retention tools	Simplified operations, boosted revenue, better compliance, integrated workflows, effective client communication
	Digital imaging management software for veterinary hospitals	Fast image processing, remote diagnosis capabilities, enhanced reliability, reduced downtime
	Flexible, customizable practice management solutions, digital treatment sheets, inventory management	Streamlined admin tasks, improved clinical documentation, data security, seamless cloud integration, scalable for different practice types

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MARKET ECOSYSTEM

The veterinary software market ecosystem comprises software developers, technology providers, veterinary practices, regulatory bodies, and end users. Software developers are central to the ecosystem and depend on technology providers for critical components. Veterinary practices are the primary users of these systems. They require solutions that ensure operational efficiency, accurate record-keeping, secure client communication, and streamlined clinical decision-making. Regulatory bodies and regional veterinary associations play a critical role by enforcing compliance standards. These regulations significantly influence software design, approval, and adoption timelines. End users also shape the market by driving demand for user-friendly, integrated, and outcome-focused software solutions.

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MARKET SEGMENTS

Source: Secondary Research, Interviews with Experts, MarketsandMarkets Analysis

Veterinary Software Market, By Product

The veterinary practice management software segment held the largest share of the global market. This dominance is attributed to its extensive adoption by veterinary clinics and hospitals for managing electronic medical records (EMR), automating appointment scheduling, billing, inventory management, and streamlining overall workflows. PIMS has become the backbone of veterinary operations, offering seamless integration with diagnostic equipment, payment gateways, and client communication tools. These capabilities enhance efficiency and improve patient care and client satisfaction, making PIMS an essential software solution for most practices.

Veterinary Software Market, By Delivery Mode

Web/Cloud-based model is the largest and fastest-growing segment in the veterinary software market. This preference is driven by advantages such as reduced upfront IT infrastructure costs, automatic software updates, enhanced scalability, secure remote access to data, and improved business continuity. Cloud deployment is especially advantageous for multi-location practices, allowing them to seamlessly access centralized databases, standardize operations, and generate consolidated performance reports. The growing need for telehealth integration and remote practice management has further accelerated the shift to cloud models. By reducing IT maintenance burdens and enabling superior disaster recovery capabilities, cloud-based solutions are increasingly becoming the default choice for veterinary practices of all sizes, from single-location clinics to corporate veterinary groups.

Veterinary Software Market, By Practice Type

The exclusive small animal practices segment holds the largest share in the veterinary software market by practice type, due to the growing companion animal population worldwide, increasing expenditure on pet health and wellness, and rising adoption of preventive care services such as vaccinations, routine check-ups, and chronic disease management. Additionally, small animal practices are more likely to adopt digital tools such as PIMS and telehealth platforms to streamline operations and improve customer experience.

Veterinary Software Market, By End User

The independent veterinary clinics segment represents the largest share of the veterinary software market in 2024 due to the large number of small and mid-sized practices globally and their increasing shift toward digitization to enhance operational efficiency and improve client experience. Independent clinics are adopting PIMS, imaging software, and cloud-based platforms to streamline scheduling, optimize inventory, and provide better communication with pet owners through email/SMS reminders. The adoption is further supported by competitive pricing models (subscription-based SaaS) that make software accessible even to smaller clinics.

REGION

Asia Pacific to be fastest-growing region in global veterinary software market during forecast period

The Asia Pacific is expected to grow at the highest CAGR globally during the forecast period. This growth is primarily driven by a combination of rising pet ownership, growing awareness of animal health, and rapid digital transformation in veterinary practices. China, India, Japan, and Australia are witnessing increased demand for advanced practice management solutions as the number of companion animals and veterinary professionals expands. Government initiatives to strengthen animal healthcare infrastructure, coupled with rising expenditure on pet insurance and preventive care, are further boosting adoption. Additionally, the surge in cloud-based technologies, telehealth platforms, and mobile-enabled veterinary solutions is accelerating market penetration, particularly among small and mid-sized clinics seeking cost-effective and scalable systems.

Veterinary Software Market: COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX

In the veterinary software market, IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. (Star) leads with scale, extensive distribution, and a broad solutions portfolio. Antech Diagnostics, Inc. (Emerging Leader) is gaining momentum with innovative Digital imaging management software technologies. While IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. dominates through reach, innovation positions Antech Diagnostics for rapid growth toward the leaders’ quadrant.

Source: Secondary Research, Interviews with Experts, MarketsandMarkets Analysis

KEY MARKET PLAYERS

• IDEXX Laboratories,Inc. (US)
• Covetrus (US)
• Nordhealth (Finland)
• Carestream Health (US)
• Cencora Inc(US)
• DaySmart Software (US)
• Animal Intelligence Software (US)
• Chetu, Inc (US)
• Antech Diagnostics, Inc. (US)
• OR Technology- Oehm and Rehbein GmbH (Germany)
• Business Infusions (Canada)
• Asteris (Valsoft Corporation) (Canada)
• Clientrax (US)
• Shepherd Veterinary Solutions (US)
• Advanced Technology Corp. (US)

MARKET SCOPE

REPORT METRIC	DETAILS
Market Size Value in 2024 (Value)	USD 1,440.68 MN
Market Forecast in 2030 (Value)	USD 2,143.08 MN
Growth Rate	6.9%
Years Considered	2023–2030
Base Year	2024
Forecast Period	2025–2030
Units Considered	Value (USD million/Million)
Report Coverage	Revenue forecast, company ranking, competitive landscape, growth factors, and trends
Segments Covered	By Product: Veterinary Practice Management Software, Veterinary PACS, Veterinary LIMS, Client Engagement Software, Veterinary Telehealth Software, Livestock Farm Management Software, and Other Software
Regions Covered	North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa

WHAT IS IN IT FOR YOU: Veterinary Software Market REPORT CONTENT GUIDE

DELIVERED CUSTOMIZATIONS

We have successfully delivered the following deep-dive customizations:

CLIENT REQUEST	CUSTOMIZATION DELIVERED	VALUE ADDS
Product Analysis	Comparison of top software products: Veterinary Patient Management Software, Veterinary PACS, Veterinary Telehealth Software, Client Engagement Software, Livestock Farm Management Software, Veterinary LIMS, and Other Software	Identify interconnections, detect customer migration trends across industries
Company Information	Key Players: IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. (US), Covetrus (US), Cencora Inc. (US), Nordhealth (Finland), Carestream Health (US)	Insights on revenue shifts toward emerging software technologies
Geographic Analysis	A detailed analysis of the Rest of Asia Pacific was provided to one of the top players. Client focused on ASEAN Market country-level analysis for the device market.	Country-level demand mapping for new product launches and localization strategy planning

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

July 2025 : MWI Animal Health (MWI), part of Cencora, launched Furscription, a digital tool intended to help veterinarians and clinic staff?streamline the prescription process. A secure, user-friendly software solution, Furscription offers veterinarians access to an electronic prescription management platform to improve and simplify the prescribing experience and support efficient access to prescription records.
February 2024 : IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. announced the launch of Vello, a software solution that seamlessly connects veterinary practices and clients through modern, digital tools. As the only pet owner engagement solution purpose-built for IDEXX practice management software, Vello enables veterinary practices using ezyVet, Neo, and Cornerstone software to communicate efficiently with pet owners in a single, easy-to-use system.
September 2022 : Chetu, a leading provider of world-class software development and support services, announced the opening of its latest software delivery center in Brandon, Florida. The new office, located just outside of the Tampa Bay area, will allow the company to better serve its West Coast Florida clients and meet the software development needs of the growing tech scene in the region.
March 2022 : First Graphene signed an agreement with global construction chemicals manufacturer Fosroc, Inc. to develop PureGRAPH graphene-enhanced cement additives or grinding aids. The agreement is a key step in First Graphene’s strategy to help the cement and concrete industries, responsible for up to 8% of global carbon dioxide emissions, achieve a 25% emissions reduction by 2030.
January 2022 : Covetrus announced that NewDay Veterinary Care at Pet Paradise has adopted Pulse, its cloud-based veterinary operating system (vOS), across 30 clinics in the US. The all-in-one integrated system will streamline clinic management, enabling veterinary staff to dedicate more time to patient care.

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INTRODUCTION

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

PREMIUM INSIGHTS

MARKET OVERVIEW

Automation, AI, and cloud-native solutions drive transformative growth in veterinary software markets.

5.1

MARKET DYNAMICS

5.1.1

DRIVERS

5.1.1.1

Growing focus on automation with PIMS integration

5.1.1.2

Increasing adoption of preventive care, wellness plans, and subscription-based models

5.1.1.3

Increasing demand for AI & data analytics

5.1.1.4

Rising pet ownership rates and increasing vet expenditure

5.1.1.5

Increasing number of veterinary practitioners and rising disposable income levels

5.1.2

RESTRAINTS

5.1.2.1

Budget sensitivity in small/independent practices

5.1.2.2

High switching & migration costs

5.1.2.3

Regulatory restrictions on telehealth

5.1.3

OPPORTUNITIES

5.1.3.1

Software cross-selling with veterinary diagnostics

5.1.3.2

Retiring legacy systems to motivate users to adopt PMS/EHR/OS platforms

5.1.4

CHALLENGES

5.1.4.1

Increasing cybersecurity threats across veterinary software solutions

5.2

INDUSTRY TRENDS

5.2.1

TRANSITION TO CLOUD-NATIVE/SAAS ADOPTION

5.2.2

SURGE OF AI/ML IN DIAGNOSTICS & CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT

5.3

TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS

5.3.1

KEY TECHNOLOGIES

5.3.1.1

Cloud-native PIMS

5.3.1.2

Cybersecurity and compliance modules in veterinary cloud systems

5.3.1.3

AI/ML diagnostic decision support

5.3.1.4

Clinical NLP & LLMs on veterinary EHRs

5.3.1.5

Real-time EHR analytics and population-health dashboards

5.3.2

ADJACENT TECHNOLOGIES

5.3.2.1

Revenue cycle and payment orchestration systems

5.3.2.2

PLF combined with IoT Analytics

5.3.2.3

LIMS to PIMS data integration

5.3.3

COMPLEMENTARY TECHNOLOGIES

5.3.3.1

Client communication & CRM platforms

5.3.3.2

Integrated e-commerce & home-delivery marketplaces

5.3.3.3

Wellness/Subscription-plan management modules

5.4

PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS

5.4.1

THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS

5.4.2

THREAT OF SUBSTITUTES

5.4.3

BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS

5.4.4

BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS

5.4.5

INTENSITY OF COMPETITIVE RIVALRY

5.5

REGULATORY LANDSCAPE

5.5.1

REGULATORY ANALYSIS

5.5.2

REGULATORY BODIES, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

5.6

PATENT ANALYSIS

5.6.1

PATENT PUBLICATION TRENDS FOR VETERINARY SOFTWARE

5.6.2

JURISDICTION & TOP APPLICANT ANALYSIS

5.7

PRICING ANALYSIS

5.7.1

AVERAGE SELLING PRICE, BY KEY PLAYER

5.7.1.1

Average selling price trend of veterinary software, by key player

5.7.1.2

Average selling price of veterinary practice management software and client engagement software, by key player

5.7.2

AVERAGE SELLING PRICE, BY REGION

5.7.2.1

Average selling price of veterinary PIMS, veterinary PACS, and client communication software, by region

5.7.2.2

Average selling price trend of veterinary practice management software, by region

5.7.2.3

Average selling price trend of veterinary PACS, by region

5.7.2.4

Average selling price trend of veterinary client communication software, by region

5.7.2.5

Average selling price trend of veterinary telehealth software, by region

5.7.2.6

Average selling price trend of livestock farm management software, by region

5.7.2.7

Average selling price trend of veterinary LIMS, by region

5.8

KEY CONFERENCES AND EVENTS, 2025–2026

5.9

KEY STAKEHOLDERS AND BUYING CRITERIA

5.9.1

KEY STAKEHOLDERS IN BUYING PROCESS

5.9.2

BUYING CRITERIA

5.10

END-USER PERSPECTIVE AND UNMET NEEDS

5.11

IMPACT OF AI/GENERATIVE AI ON VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET

5.11.1

INTRODUCTION

5.11.2

MARKET POTENTIAL OF AI IN VETERINARY SOFTWARE ECOSYSTEM

5.11.3

AI USE CASES

5.11.4

KEY COMPANIES IMPLEMENTING AI IN VETERINARY SOFTWARE

5.12

ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS

5.13

VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS

5.14

INVESTMENT AND FUNDING SCENARIO

5.15

CASE STUDY ANALYSIS

5.16

US TARIFF IMPACT ON VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET

5.16.1

INTRODUCTION

5.16.2

KEY TARIFF RATES

5.17

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF VETERINARY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

5.17.1

PRICE IMPACT ANALYSIS

5.17.2

IMPACT ON COUNTRY/REGION

5.17.2.1

North America

5.17.2.2

Europe

5.17.2.3

Asia Pacific

5.17.2.4

Latin America

5.17.3

IMPACT ON END-USE INDUSTRIES

5.17.3.1

Corporate veterinary hospital chains

5.17.3.2

Independent veterinary clinics

5.17.3.3

Veterinary laboratories

5.17.3.4

Specialty & university veterinary hospitals

5.17.3.5

Other end users

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY PRODUCT

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million and Units | 20 Data Tables

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6.1

INTRODUCTION

6.2

VETERINARY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

6.2.1

ABILITY TO COORDINATE APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING AND ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS TO DRIVE MARKET

6.3

VETERINARY PACS

6.3.1

ENHANCED SPEED, PRECISION, AND CONNECTIVITY WITH DIGITAL IMAGING TO FUEL MARKET

6.4

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF VETERINARY PACS, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

6.5

VETERINARY TELEHEALTH SOFTWARE

6.5.1

EXPANDING ACCESS TO REAL-TIME INSIGHTS TO BOOST MARKET

6.6

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF VETERINARY TELEHEALTH SOFTWARE, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

6.7

VETERINARY CLIENT ENGAGEMENT SOFTWARE

6.7.1

INCREASING NUMBER OF PET OWNERS TO EXPEDITE GROWTH

6.8

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF CLIENT ENGAGEMENT SOFTWARE, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

6.9

VETERINARY LIMS

6.9.1

INTEGRATION OF POC DEVICES, REFERENCE LABS, AND SECURE CLOUD ARCHIVES FOR CLINICAL DECISION MAKING TO DRIVE MARKET

6.10

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF VETERINARY LIMS, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

6.10.1

VETERINARY LIMS : MARKET PENETRATION AND ADOPTION DYNAMICS

6.11

LIVESTOCK FARM MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

6.11.1

ABILITY TO DIGITIZE ON-FARM RECORDS, AUTOMATE REPRODUCTION, AND STREAMLINE WORKFLOWS TO AID GROWTH

6.12

GLOBAL VOLUME ANALYSIS OF LIVESTOCK FARM MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, 2023–2030 (THOUSAND UNITS)

6.13

OTHER VETERINARY SOFTWARE

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY DELIVERY MODE

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million | 5 Data Tables

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7.1

INTRODUCTION

7.2

ON-PREMISE/HYBRID MODEL

7.2.1

RISING NEED FOR DATA CONTROL AND OFFLINE RELIABILITY TO DRIVE MARKET

7.3

WEB/CLOUD-BASED MODEL

7.3.1

EASE OF ACCESS, BUILT-IN MAINTENANCE, AND AGILITY TO PROPEL MARKET

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY PRACTICE TYPE

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million | 18 Data Tables

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8.1

INTRODUCTION

8.2

EXCLUSIVE SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICES

8.2.1

GROWING FOCUS ON DIGITIZING FRONT-DESK & CLINICAL WORKFLOWS FOR CLIENT-FACING OPERATIONS TO DRIVE MARKET

8.3

MIXED ANIMAL PRACTICES

8.3.1

PREDOMINANTLY SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICES

8.3.1.1

Growing focus on clinical workflows with reliable mobile tools to fuel market

8.3.2

PREDOMINANTLY LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICES

8.3.2.1

Increasing prioritization of herd-scale analytics and IoT integration to boost market

8.4

EXCLUSIVE LARGE ANIMAL PRACTICES

8.4.1

EQUINE PRACTICES

8.4.1.1

Advanced imaging and teleradiology networks to fuel market

8.4.2

BOVINE PRACTICES

8.4.2.1

Increasing focus on herd disease surveillance and reproduction efficiency to boost market

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY TYPE

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million | 5 Data Tables

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9.1

INTRODUCTION

9.2

INTEGRATED SOFTWARE

9.2.1

INCREASING FOCUS ON OPERATIONAL SIMPLICITY, DATA INTEGRITY, AND ENTERPRISE-GRADE REPORTING TO PROPEL MARKET

9.3

STANDALONE SOFTWARE

9.3.1

PROVISION OF SPECIALIST APPLICATIONS TO DRIVE MARKET

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY END USER

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million | 6 Data Tables

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10.1

INTRODUCTION

10.2

INDEPENDENT VETERINARY CLINICS

10.2.1

RAPID ADOPTION OF CLOUD PIMS & INTEGRATED PAYMENT MODELS TO DRIVE MARKET

10.3

CORPORATE VETERINARY HOSPITALS

10.3.1

PRIORITIZATION OF MULTI-TENANT CLOUD PIMS WITH ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT FOR LARGE-SCALE MIGRATIONS TO PROPEL MARKET

10.4

SPECIALTY & UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS

10.4.1

REQUIREMENT FOR SCALABLE LIMS AND SECURED ADVANCED ANALYTICS TO FUEL MARKET

10.5

VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORIES

10.5.1

INCREASING REQUIREMENT OF ANIMAL DISEASE DIAGNOSIS & SURVEILLANCE TO AID GROWTH

10.6

OTHER END USERS

VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET, BY REGION

Market Size & Growth Rate Forecast Analysis to 2030 in USD Million and Tons | 237 Data Tables

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11.1

INTRODUCTION

11.2

NORTH AMERICA

11.2.1

MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR NORTH AMERICA

11.2.2

11.2.2.1

Use of AI tools for diagnostic image interpretation and clinical decision support to drive market

11.2.3

CANADA

11.2.3.1

Growing pet adoption to drive market

11.3

EUROPE

11.3.1

MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR EUROPE

11.3.2

GERMANY

11.3.2.1

Increasing demand for animal-derived food products to boost market

11.3.3

11.3.3.1

Increasing establishment of corporate veterinary chains to fuel market

11.3.4

FRANCE

11.3.4.1

Increasing livestock population and growing focus on telehealth to boost market

11.3.5

ITALY

11.3.5.1

Rising awareness about pet healthcare to fuel market

11.3.6

SPAIN

11.3.6.1

Implementation of EMR regulations to drive market

11.3.7

NETHERLANDS

11.3.7.1

Rising ownership of veterinary diagnostic products to fuel market

11.3.8

REST OF EUROPE

11.4

ASIA PACIFIC

11.4.1

MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR ASIA PACIFIC

11.4.2

CHINA

11.4.2.1

Large pool of food-producing animals to drive market

11.4.3

JAPAN

11.4.3.1

Increased pet expenditure and pet insurance industry to support growth

11.4.4

INDIA

11.4.4.1

Growing demand for livestock products to accelerate growth

11.4.5

AUSTRALIA

11.4.5.1

Booming cattle farming sector to propel market

11.4.6

SOUTH KOREA

11.4.6.1

Growing companion animal population to drive market

11.4.7

NEW ZEALAND

11.4.7.1

Increasing demand for preventive care to drive market

11.4.8

THAILAND

11.4.8.1

Rising pet humanization to drive market

11.4.9

REST OF ASIA PACIFIC

11.5

LATIN AMERICA

11.5.1

MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR LATIN AMERICA

11.5.2

BRAZIL

11.5.2.1

Well-established and rapidly growing livestock industry to promote growth

11.5.3

MEXICO

11.5.3.1

Increasing number of companion animals in urban areas to contribute to growth

11.5.4

REST OF LATIN AMERICA

11.6

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

11.6.1

MACROECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

11.6.2

GCC COUNTRIES

11.6.2.1

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)

11.6.2.2

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

11.6.2.3

Rest of GCC countries

11.6.3

REST OF MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

Uncover key strategies and market dominance shaping the veterinary software landscape through 2024.

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12.1

OVERVIEW

12.2

KEY PLAYER STRATEGIES/RIGHT TO WIN

12.2.1

OVERVIEW OF STRATEGIES DEPLOYED BY KEY PLAYERS IN VETERINARY SOFTWARE MARKET

12.3

REVENUE ANALYSIS, 2020−2024

12.4

MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS, 2024

12.4.1

GLOBAL MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS, 2024

12.4.2

RANKING OF KEY MARKET PLAYERS

12.4.3

US MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS

12.5

COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX: KEY PLAYERS, 2024

12.5.1

STARS

12.5.2

EMERGING LEADERS

12.5.3

PERVASIVE PLAYERS

12.5.4

PARTICIPANTS

12.5.5

COMPANY FOOTPRINT: KEY PLAYERS, 2024

12.5.5.1

Company footprint

12.5.5.2

Region footprint

12.5.5.3

Product footprint

12.5.5.4

Delivery mode footprint

12.6

COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX: STARTUPS/SMES, 2024

12.6.1

PROGRESSIVE COMPANIES

12.6.2

RESPONSIVE COMPANIES

12.6.3

DYNAMIC COMPANIES

12.6.4

STARTING BLOCKS

12.6.5

COMPETITIVE BENCHMARKING: STARTUPS/SMES, 2024

12.6.5.1

Detailed list of key startups/SMEs

12.6.5.2

Competitive benchmarking of key startups/SMEs

12.7

BRAND/PRODUCT COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

12.8

R&D EXPENDITURE OF KEY PLAYERS

12.9

COMPANY VALUATION AND FINANCIAL METRICS

12.9.1

FINANCIAL METRICS

12.9.2

COMPANY VALUATION

12.10

COMPETITIVE SCENARIO

12.10.1

PRODUCT LAUNCHES AND ENHANCEMENTS

12.10.2

DEALS

12.10.3

EXPANSIONS

12.10.4

OTHER DEVELOPMENTS

COMPANY PROFILES

In-depth Company Profiles of Leading Market Players with detailed Business Overview, Product and Service Portfolio, Recent Developments, and Unique Analyst Perspective (MnM View)

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13.1

KEY PLAYERS

13.1.1

IDEXX LABORATORIES, INC.

13.1.1.1

Business overview

13.1.1.2

Products offered

13.1.1.3

Recent developments

13.1.1.4

MnM view

13.1.2

COVETRUS, INC.

13.1.3

NORDHEALTH

13.1.4

CARESTREAM HEALTH

13.1.5

CENCORA, INC.

13.1.6

ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE SOFTWARE

13.1.7

DAYSMART SOFTWARE

13.1.8

CHETU, INC.

13.1.9

ANTECH DIAGNOSTICS, INC.

13.1.10

OEHM UND REHBEIN GMBH

13.1.11

BUSINESS INFUSIONS

13.1.12

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CORP. (ATC)

13.1.13

ASTERIS

13.1.14

CLIENTRAX

13.1.15

SHEPHERD VETERINARY SOLUTIONS

13.2

OTHER PLAYERS

13.2.1

INSTINCT SCIENCE, LLC

13.2.2

ACURO INC.

13.2.3

PETVISOR

13.2.4

PETSAPP, INC.

13.2.5

ECLIPSE VETERINARY SOFTWARE

13.2.6

ONWARD VET

13.2.7

ADVITECH TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.

13.2.8

2I NOVA, INC.

13.2.9

FIRMCLOUD CORP.

13.2.10

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14.1

DISCUSSION GUIDE

14.2

KNOWLEDGESTORE: MARKETSANDMARKETS’ SUBSCRIPTION PORTAL

14.3

CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS

14.3.1

PRODUCT ANALYSIS

14.3.2

Methodology

This study extensively used both primary and secondary sources. The research involved studying various factors affecting the industry to identify segmentation types, industry trends, key players, competitive landscape, key market dynamics, and key player strategies.

Secondary Research

This research study involved the usage of comprehensive secondary sources, directories, databases such as Bloomberg Business, Factiva, and Dun & Bradstreet, white papers, annual reports, company house documents, investor presentations, and SEC filings of companies. Secondary research was used to identify and collect information useful for an extensive, technical, market-oriented, and commercial study of the infusion pump market. It was also used to identify key players in the market and classify and segment the industry based on trends to the most detailed level. Additionally, significant developments related to market and technology perspectives were noted. A database of the primary industry leaders was also created using secondary research.

Primary Research

In the primary research process, various sources from both the supply and demand sides were interviewed to obtain qualitative and quantitative information for this report. Primary sources from the supply side include project/sales/marketing/business development managers, presidents, CEOs, vice presidents, chairpersons, chief operating officers, chief strategy officers, directors, chief information officers, and chief medical information officers related to the veterinary software market. Primary sources from the demand side include healthcare professionals from veterinary hospitals, veterinary clinics, and veterinary diagnostic centers.

A breakdown of the primary respondents is provided below:

Note 1: C-level executives include CEOs, COOs, CTOs, and VPs.

Note 2: Other designations include sales, marketing, and product managers.

Note 3: Tiers are defined based on a company’s total revenue. As of 2024: Tier 1 = >USD 1 billion, Tier 2 = USD 500 million to USD 1 billion, and Tier 3 = < USD 500 million.

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Market Size Estimation

The total size of the veterinary software market was determined after data triangulation from three approaches, as mentioned below. After each approach, the weighted average of the three approaches was taken based on the level of assumptions used in each approach.

Data Triangulation

After arriving at the market size, the total market was divided into several segments and subsegments. Data triangulation and market breakdown procedures were employed wherever applicable to complete the overall market engineering process and arrive at the exact statistics for all segments and subsegments.

Market Definition

Veterinary software comprises specialized computer programs intentionally developed to optimize and augment diverse facets of veterinary practice administration and healthcare delivery. These comprehensive digital solutions integrate patient records management, appointment scheduling, billing, inventory administration, diagnostic imaging, telemedicine capabilities, and laboratory information systems with the overarching goal of enhancing operational effectiveness, data-driven decision-making, and superior animal healthcare provision in veterinary clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic laboratories.

Stakeholders

Software Development Companies
Veterinary Healthcare Institutions (Hospitals & Outpatient Clinics)
Distributors and Suppliers of Veterinary software
Research Institutes
Health Insurance Payers
Venture capitalists
Market Research and Consulting Firms
World Organization for Animal Health
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

Report Objectives

To define, describe, and forecast the veterinary software market based on product, delivery mode, software type, practice type, end user, and region
To provide detailed information regarding the major factors influencing market growth (such as drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges)
To strategically analyze the micromarkets with respect to individual growth trends, prospects, and contributions to the total veterinary software market
To analyze the opportunities in the market for stakeholders and provide details of the competitive landscape for market leaders
To profile the key market players and comprehensively analyze their market shares and core competencies.
To forecast the revenue of the market segments with respect to five main regions, namely, North America (US and Canada), Europe (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, and Rest of Europe), the Asia Pacific (China, Japan, India, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and Rest of Asia Pacific), Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, and Rest of Latin America), and the Middle East & Africa [GCC Countries (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and Rest Of GCC Countries) and Rest of Middle East & Africa
To track and analyze competitive developments such as product launches & approvals, agreements, partnerships, expansions, acquisitions, and collaborations in the veterinary software market

Veterinary Software Market by Product (Practice Management, Imaging/PACS, Telehealth, Client Engagement, Herd Management, LIMS), Delivery Mode (Cloud, On-premise), Practice Type (Small Animal, Large Animal), End User & Region - Global Forecast to 2030

OVERVIEW

KEY TAKEAWAYS

TRENDS & DISRUPTIONS IMPACTING CUSTOMERS' CUSTOMERS

MARKET DYNAMICS

Driver: Growing focus on automation with PIMS integration

Restraint: Budget sensitivity in small/independent practices

Opportunity: Retiring legacy systems to motivate users to adopt PMS/HER/OS platforms

Challenge: Increasing cybersecurity threats across veterinary software solutions

Veterinary Software Market: COMMERCIAL USE CASES ACROSS INDUSTRIES

MARKET ECOSYSTEM

MARKET SEGMENTS

Veterinary Software Market, By Product

Veterinary Software Market, By Delivery Mode

Veterinary Software Market, By Practice Type

Veterinary Software Market, By End User

REGION

Asia Pacific to be fastest-growing region in global veterinary software market during forecast period

Veterinary Software Market: COMPANY EVALUATION MATRIX

KEY MARKET PLAYERS

MARKET SCOPE

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