North America Poultry Diagnostics Market

North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Size (2024 to 2029)

The size of the North America Poultry Diagnostics Market is predicted at USD 173.26 Million in 2024. It is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.05% to reach USD 279.68 million by 2029.

Poultry diagnosis refers to the diagnostic tests administered to poultry for effective diagnosis of the disease, to provide timely and adequate treatment. Diagnosis of poultry is essential because although birds are well housed, well-fed, and have the best potential genetically, they cannot grow and produce effectively if they are sick or infested with parasites.

North America is expected to dominate the global poultry diagnostics market during the forecast period owing to the rapid adoption of advanced diagnostic techniques, increased consumption, and increased demand for derived feed poultry. Poultry diagnostics are the tests performed to identify the different diseases present in poultry. Diseases that mainly occur in poultry include bird flu, Marek's disease, Newcastle disease, and infectious bronchitis. Bacteria, viruses, and parasites create these infections. Different tests used in the diagnosis of poultry include the ELISA test and the PCR test. Increased demand for healthy meat and poultry products, an increase in R&D for the innovation of new diagnostic tests, an increase in spending on animal welfare, and an increased prevalence of poultry diseases are expected to corral to stimulate the North American poultry diagnostics market

The poultry diagnostics market in North America is expected to grow during the forecast period owing to factors such as increasing disease outbreaks in poultry and rising demand for food products derived from poultry. However, the high costs of poultry production and the lack of animal health awareness in various regions ultimately hamper the market's growth. A key factor in the market's growth is the growing epidemic of poultry diseases such as bird flu etc. Increasing incidence of zoonotic diseases, rising consumer attention to food safety, and the increase in Animal health awareness and increase in export trade within the poultry industry are the major drivers for the North America poultry growth diagnostics market. Other factors such as increasing demand for poultry-derived food products in all geographies and increasing animal health expenditure in emerging countries are also contributing to the market growth.

Lack of animal health awareness in these regions may hinder the growth of the market. High production costs, rising feed costs, and trade disputes in the poultry industry may hamper this market's growth during the forecast period.

This research report on the North America Poultry Diagnostics Market has been segmented and sub-segmented into the following categories

North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Analysis By Test Type

•  Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)
•  Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)

North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Analysis By Disease Type

• Avian Salmonellosis
•  Avian Influenza
•  Newcastle Disease,
• Avian Mycoplasmosis
• Infectious Bronchitis
•  Infectious Bursal Disease
•  Avian Pasteurellosis
•  Avian Encephalomyelitis
•  Avian Reovirus
•  Chicken Anaemia

North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Analysis By Services

• Virology
• Bacteriology
• Parasitology

North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Analysis By Country

• the United States Canada 
• Rest of North America

Regionally, the USA is leading the market while Canada is in second place. The USA is also expected to grow the fastest due to the enormous poultry population in this region, increasing demand for poultry derived products, and increasing awareness regarding animal health.

Top Companies leading the North America Poultry Diagnostics Market Profiled in the Report are IDEXX Laboratories, QIAGEN, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Zoetis, GD Animal Health, IDVet, AffiniTech, AgroBioTek Internacional, BioNote, BioChek, Boehringer Ingelheim, MEGACORP Diagnostik GmbH, and BioinGentech Biotechnologies.