Top Companion Animal Diagnostics Companies

The market is consolidated in nature, with a variety of small and major enterprises present. Idexx and Zoetis accounted for more than half of the industry's revenue. IDvet, Heska Corporation, Virbac, and Neogen Corporation are among the other participants. To achieve a larger market share, market players regularly participate in strategic activities such as new product launches, geographical growth, technical developments, and mergers & acquisitions. 

For instance, In December 2021, NEOGEN acquired Genetic Veterinary Sciences, Inc., which enlarged NEOGEN Corporation's global genomics business. and In September 2021, Heska Corporation purchased Biotech Laboratories. This acquisition bolstered the company's rapid assay point of care diagnostics portfolio.

Top Players in Companion Animal Diagnostics Market

• Idexx Laboratories, Inc. 
• Zoetis Inc. 
• Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. 
• Biomerieux SA 
• Virbac 
• Neogen Corporation 
• Fujifilm Holdings Corporation 
• Indical Bioscience GmbH 
• Idvet 
• Randox Laboratories, Ltd. 
• Bionote, Inc. 
• Skyla Corporation 
• Urit Medical Electronic Co., Ltd. 
• Nova Biomedical 
• Fassisi GmbH 
• Swissavans AG 
• Alvedia 
• Megacor Veterinary Diagnostics 
• Biopanda Reagents Ltd 
• Anipoc Ltd 
• Ring Biotechnology Co Ltd. 

Companion Animal Diagnostics Market Recent Development

• In September 2022, Zoetis Inc. acquired Jurox, a privately held animal health firm that develops, produces, and markets a broad variety of veterinary pharmaceuticals for the treatment of livestock and companion animals. Jurox's headquarters are in Australia, with regional offices in New Zealand, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. 
• In September 2022, Zomedica a veterinary health company that develops novel diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for companion animals, announced today the commercial introduction of its newest assay - Free T4 (fT4) - for the TRUFORMA In-Clinic Biosensor Testing Platform.
• In March 2022, Companion Animal Health, a division of DJO and a global animal health company specialising in laser and rehabilitation therapies and on-site diagnostics in veterinary markets worldwide, announced a strategic agreement with HT Bioimaging to co-brand and exclusively sell the HTVet product in the United States and Canada.