Animal Wound Care Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Global Industry Analysis: By Product (Traditional Wound Care Products (Bandages, Adsorbents, Tapes), By Surgical Wound Care Products (Sutures, Tissue Adhesives & Glues, Staplers), By Advanced Wound Care Products (Hydrogels, Foam Dressings, Film Dressings, and Others), By End User (Veterinary Hospitals, Homecare, Veterinary Clinics), and Region Forecast 2020-2031

Animal Wound Care Market size was valued at US$ 1.1 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach US$ 1.9 billion by 2031, growing at a significant CAGR of 7.4% from 2025-2031. Animal wound care involves the use of products or procedures that aid the healing of animal wounds. The wounds may be traumatic or result of the surgical procedures. Open wounds are dangerous and may be life-threatening so these should be taken care of promptly to avoid further damage. Animal wound care includes a wide range of products such as antiseptic lotions, bandages, gauzes, gels and others. The market is primarily driven by the change in public attitude towards pets such as an increase in the adaptation and spending on animal health by owners.

In addition, huge growth in the livestock and pet industry coupled with the increase in the population of companion animals projected to boost the market over the forecast period. Furthermore, growing awareness related to animal health among the people and advancements in animal wound care management are expected to boost the market growth over the forecast period. However, the lack of skilled professionals especially in middle and low-income countries expected to hamper the growth of market in the coming years.

The medical help provided to animals suffering from any health problem, sickness, or accident is known as animal wound care. Bite wounds, gunshot wounds, slashes, and pressure wounds are all examples of animal wounds. The medical gadgets that are employed or pharmaceutical medications that are injected are designed with animal anatomy in mind. Even a little lesion on an animal's body, if left untreated, can become a breeding ground for a variety of bacteria. To avoid any mishaps, it is critical to seek out animal wound treatment services as soon as possible.

Furthermore, only a trained specialist or expert may provide animal wound care services. Animal wound care products are used to aid in the recovery of damaged tissues and wound healing. Furthermore, the animal wound is utilised in veterinary treatment and traumatic or surgical procedures to aid in blood clotting and structural regeneration of wounded tissues.

Key Developments:

• In January 2025, BioLab Holdings, Inc., a Phoenix-based medical manufacturer specializing in wound healing and wound care products, announced the results of a 25-day animal study evaluating its new wound care product.
• In August 2024, KeraVet Bio announced the upcoming nationwide launch of KeraVet Gel, scheduled for May 2025. This launch coincides with a complete rebranding of the company. KeraVet Gel is a topical therapy used for surgical incisions and wound treatment, designed to promote faster healing and prevent licking. According to the company, clinicians across the nation will soon be able to utilize KeraVet Gel for various wound care needs, ranging from everyday surgical incisions to more complex wounds.
• In March 2023, NoBACZ Healthcare Ltd., a spin-out company from the University of Cambridge's Department of Veterinary Medicine, successfully closed a £2.7 million seed funding round. This investment was led by The Yield Lab in conjunction with Innovate UK's Combined Investor Partnership. New investors participating in the round included the Cambridge & Peterborough Combined Authority and several angel investors. Existing shareholders, such as Cambridge Enterprise, Martlet Capital, and the Cambridge Angels, also contributed to the round. NoBACZ plans to use this funding to launch a wound protection solution for dairy and beef cattle.