Global Veterinary Sutures Market to Hit USD 542.14 Mn by 2035 | CAGR 4.02%

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• Metatech Infographics: Smart Data, Market Segments, and Future Trends at a Glance.
• The Veterinary Sutures Market accounted for USD 351.42 million in 2024 and USD 365.55 million in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 542.14 million by 2035, growing at a CAGR of around 4.02% during 2025–2035.
• The veterinary suture market is currently growing because of the growing interest in animal health and welfare, the growing need to perform more advanced surgery in animals, and the veterinary infrastructure. Among the key drivers, there are growth in companion animal ownership, growth in livestock production, and adoption of innovative suture materials and technologies. There are such challenges as high prices of advanced suture products and demand for expert veterinary surgeons to perform complicated surgeries. The prospects are bio-absorbable sutures, less invasive surgeries, and sutures that have antimicrobial or regenerative characteristics.
• Market segmentation: The market can be divided based on the type of the product (absorbable sutures, non-absorbable sutures), the sphere of the applications (soft tissue surgery, orthopedic surgery, ophthalmic surgery, dental surgery, cardiovascular surgery, and others), the type of the needle (taper point, cutting, reverse cutting, blunt point, spatula), the type of the material (natural sutures, synthetic sutures), the type of animal (companion animals, livestock animals), and the end-user (veterinary
• The use of veterinary sutures is becoming more common because of the importance of their use in guaranteeing successful surgery, decreasing the chance of infection, and improving post-surgery recovery. The increase in companion animal and livestock health management programs is one of the major drivers of market growth.
• Technological advances, including bio-absorbable sutures, novel designs of needles, and synthetic materials of higher tensile strength, are enhancing surgical outcomes and animal recovery.
• The increase in the market is underpinned by increased veterinary healthcare spending, improved animal health infrastructure, and animal welfare awareness. The market is dominated by North America and Europe, where the well-developed veterinary infrastructure is creating opportunities in its growth; the Asia-Pacific region is characterized by large prospects of growth owing to the rise in pet ownership and livestock production.
• The companies that dominate the market of veterinary sutures include Johnson and Johnson, Medtronic plc, B. Braun Melsange AG and DemeTECH Corporation, whose market efforts are to enhance surgical care and health results in animals through product innovation, extended distribution and strategic plants.