en.Wedoany.com Reported - Data released on Monday (June 8) by the National Union of the Animal Health Products Industry (Sindicato Nacional da Indústria de Produtos para Saúde Animal, Sindan) shows that Brazil's animal health industry generated BRL 12.8 billion in revenue in 2025, a 7.9% increase compared to 2024.

Sindan Executive Vice President Emílio Salani stated in a press release that the 2025 results confirm the industry's maturity, which has sustained growth for over a decade. He noted that the animal health sector is a key component of Brazil's agricultural production and food security, while also contributing to greater well-being and longevity for pets. Companies continue to invest in technology and prevention to meet domestic and international market demands.

The cattle segment remains the main driver of the market, accounting for 47% of total industry revenue. Poultry farming was one of the fastest-growing segments during the period, driven by the strengthening of Brazilian exports and the rising global demand for animal protein.

Among product categories, biologicals and antiparasitics remain the industry's mainstays. Sindan noted in a press release that this trend reflects the increasing adoption of technologies focused on disease prevention, productivity, and sanitary efficiency in animal production.

The companion animal segment, which had seen strong growth in previous years, accounted for 25% of revenue in 2025, compared to 27% in 2024. The union stated that this adjustment is related to the faster development of production chains, particularly cattle and poultry, which have increased their weight in the animal health market.

Sindan's Director of Market and Regulatory Affairs, Gabriela Mura, stated in a press release that the reshaping among segments reflects the positive momentum of the production chains, rather than a loss of momentum in the pet market. The pet market remains significant and has ample room for growth in prevention and care.

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