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Animal parasiticides Market - Size, Share, Emerging
Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2018 –
2026
Global Animal Parasiticides Market - Industry Insights, Emerging Trends,
Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis
Animal Parasiticides or Antiparasitics are chemical substances used to eradicate parasites that
infect livestock, pets, and other animals and subsequently improve animal health. Most parasiticides
finished products consist of one or more active ingredients that help carry out a specific action against
particular parasites. Parasiticides also comprise inert ingredients (water and alcohol) called as solvents
(stabilizers, preservatives, emulgants, etc.). Animal parasiticides market size is expected to grow at a
significant rate owing to increased pet adoption worldwide.
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The global animal parasiticides market outlook can be classified on the basis of type of parasiticides,
animal type, and end user. There are five types of parasiticides, namely ectoparasiticides,
endoparasiticides, endectocides, anthelmintic, and anti-protozoans. Parasiticides used for killing
external parasites in animals such as fleas, ticks, lice, fleas, and mites are termed as
ectoparasiticides. Most ectoparasiticides are called pesticides, as these chemicals are also used for
agriculture and hygiene purpose. Likewise, endoparasiticides are utilized to kill internal parasite such
as flukes, roundworms, and tapeworms in animals.
“Growing Livestock Population and Increasing Adoption of Pet Animals in the Asia Pacific
Region is expected to boost growth of the animal parasiticides market size over the forecast
period”
Key Vendors of Animal parasiticides Market:
There has been various consolidation activities in the global animal health industry. In just one year,
2016, Boehringer Ingelheim acquired Sanofi's animal health business, Novartis sold its animal health
business to Eli Lilly and Merck Animal Health (subsidiary of Merck & Co.) acquired Vallee—a leading
animal health product manufacturer based in Brazil. Some of the major market players operating in