Pet ownership is rising globally, and more than half the world is estimated to have a pet at home. Access to veterinary care varies widely from market to market, and in developed countries, most veterinarians primarily treat small animals. Learn more about global trends in veterinary care.
The imperative to keep animals healthy affects everyone, and our industry operates facilities across the country that develop, manufacture, and distribute animal medicines.
Have you ever noticed your dog knows when you need cheering up? Research indicates that dogs intuitively know how to support people when they’re struggling, such as when they’re grieving. Learn more.
Before they can be manufactured or marketed, animal medicines are subject to the same rigorous approval processes as human medicines. Once approved, animal medicines remain heavily regulated and are subject to strict laws that protect animals, humans, and the environment. Watch more here.
Ninety-five percent of dog and cat owners consider their pets to be like members of the family. They rely on veterinary care and animal health products to keep their pets healthy.
Older dogs, large breeds, and overweight dogs are all prone to arthritis, a joint disease that results in pain, inflammation, decreased range of motion, and the development of bone spurs. While any joint in the body can develop osteoarthritis, the condition most commonly affects the limbs and lower spine. Symptoms are not often apparent until […]
The total economic impact of the animal health industry includes the direct contributions of animal health manufacturers that operate in the U.S. plus activity generated by industries that rely on healthy animals, such as animal production, meat and dairy manufacturing, veterinary services, and pet services.
Have you noticed your cat drinking out of the sink? The reasons for this behavior are as varied as cats themselves. They may be bored; they may dislike their water dish; or they may simply enjoy a different vantage point. Learn more.
To protect the health of America’s 400 million pets and 10 billion food-producing animals, our industry develops a wide range of products.
Love of animals cuts across geographic and cultural boundaries, and pet ownership is rising around the world. Unsurprisingly, cats and dogs are the most popular pets. Learn more about global pet ownership trends from Health for Animals.
The Animal Health Institute (AHI) represents the companies that develop and produce animal medicines. Our industry is a global leader whose products improve the health of nearly 10 billion companion and food-producing animals in the U.S., which results in significant economic and social benefits for Americans.
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