Top players of veterinary reference laboratory market
The prominent players operating in the global veterinary reference laboratory market
are IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. (US), VCA, Inc. (US), GD Animal Health
(Netherlands), National Veterinary Services Laboratory (US), Animal and
Plant Health Agency (DEFRA APHA Scientific) (UK), Animal Health
Diagnostic Center (Cornell University) (US), Greencross Limited
(Australia), Gribbles Veterinary Pathology (Australia), Phoenix Central
Laboratory for Veterinarians, Inc. (US), Zoetis, Inc. (US), Neogen
Corporation (US), ProtaTek Internationals Inc. (US), Wisconsin
Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (US), and Washington State University
Veterinary Clinical Pathology Laboratory (US).
IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. (US)s
engaged in the development, manufacture, marketing, and distribution of
diagnostic products and services for companion animals, livestock, and
poultry. In addition to diagnostics products, the company offers
reference laboratory and consulting services to veterinarians, livestock
owners, and pet owners worldwide. The largest reference laboratory
service centers of the company are based in Memphis (US), Tennessee
(US), and Leipzig (Germany).
The company has a strong presence in North America,
and generates approximately 64% of its revenue from this region. To
maintain its leading position in the veterinary reference laboratories
market, the company focuses on strengthening its laboratory testing
service offerings through new services launches. For instance, in
January 2015, the company introduced the IDEXX SDMA tests, a kidney
disease detector, to its laboratory testing menu. This expansion in the
laboratory test menu helped veterinarians to increase their diagnosis
capacity, and resulted in the growth of IDEXX’s recurring diagnostic
revenues.
VCA, Inc. (US) is one of the leading
animal healthcare companies, engaged in the development, manufacture,
marketing, and sale of diagnostic imaging equipment and medical
technology products to the veterinary market. The company has a strong
services portfolio, including veterinary services and diagnostic
testing, which helps it to cater to the growing demand of healthcare
services in the animal industry. To sustain its leading position in the
veterinary reference laboratories market, the company focuses on
improving its operational network of healthcare facilities to provide
quality animal healthcare services. The company has strong a presence in
North America; it has 33 laboratories and provides diagnostic testing
for more than 15,000 clients, including standard hospitals for small
animals, large animal practices, universities, and other government
organizations.
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