Problem & Solution
If you are finding it difficult to gain a clear, real-time view of Companion Animal populations – and the diseases and disorders that affect them – our Epidemiology product provides a comprehensive solution.
It builds a robust, data-driven foundation that enables accurate projections of both population sizes and epidemiological trends. As a result, you can quickly and confidently determine the addressable target population within any species for a specific disease.
Benefits & Use Cases
Predict Market Shifts
Historic and forecasted animal population data highlights how markets evolve so you can plan product and resource allocation before demand changes.
Validate Investment Decisions
Combining medicalization rates with disease prevalence supports more confident prioritization of research initiatives, commercial execution, and portfolio investments.
Understand Treatment Paradigms
Monitor standard-of-care approaches across diseases and species to identify therapeutic gaps and inform evidence-based launch strategies.
Size Addressable Populations
Rapid identification of the target population within a species for any given disease across more than 50 countries supports precise market sizing and forecasting.
Platform Preview
Explore population projections, medicalization rates, and disease prevalence across species and geographies — all in one interactive platform.
Data Coverage & Depth
The data is created using proprietary animal population forecasts, peer-reviewed publications, expert interviews, and AI algorithms that convert disparate datapoints into ready-to-use time series.
Species
Dogs, Cats, Horses
Population Data
Historical and forecasted populations for all relevant species, with detailed breakdowns by age, type, and production segments.
Medicalization Rates
Insights into the likelihood of Companion Animals receiving treatment and veterinary care across each market.
Prevalence Rates
Granular visibility into the most impactful diseases and disorders, broken down by species and geography.
Interested in the Companion Animal Epidemiology Data?
Let’s discuss how our data & analytic tools can support your strategic goals.