#feline pharma companies

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How is Rising Adoption of Pets Driving Demand for Animal Pharmaceuticals?

These days, the adoption of animal as pets has been increasingly rapidly, as people are getting more attached to animals. A number of studies have shown that adopting a pet make a person happier and even elongate their lives. Pets are of specific help to people who suffer from stress, depression, anxiety, or any other mental health issue. The affectionate nature of pets, especially dogs, can considerably aid in dealing mental health issues. Furthermore, pets can have a significant effect on the psyche of children and can help them in learning valuable life lessons.

Just like humans, animals suffer from health problems and need regular health checkups, which is why the animal pharmaceuticals market is growing rapidly. Pharmaceuticals for animals are utilized for treating, diagnosing, and curing veterinary disorders and diseases. In addition to this, the consumption of protein-rich foods, such as meat, eggs, and milk is on a rise all across the globe. Animals that are reared for the purpose of consumption need to be free of any kind of diseases, otherwise, the disease may be transmitted to human beings. This is further resulting in the rising demand for animal pharmaceuticals.

A number of animal pharmaceuticals are present in the market, including endoparasiticides, ectoparasiticides, bronchodilators, and anti-inflammatories. Out of these, the demand for ectoparasiticides has been the highest up till now. These pharmaceutical products are further of different types, namely coumaphos, ivermectin, fipronil, and cypermethrin. A major reason for the growing demand for all these pharmaceuticals is the increasing awareness in emerging economies regarding new diseases. Owing to this, pharma companies are increasingly investing and engaging in research and development activities for the development of new drugs. The main focus of these activities is to be prepared in case animals start getting affected by new diseases.

It is due to such factors that the global animal pharmaceuticals market is predicted to register considerable growth in the years to come. On the basis of animal type, the market is divided into production animals, including poultry and livestock, and companion animals, including equine, canine, and feline. Among these, the companion animals’ category accounted for the larger share of the market in the past. Other than this, the production animals’ category is expected to advance at a faster pace in the years to come, which can be attributed to the increasing awareness regarding livestock-related diseases.

Geographically, North America held the largest share of the market in the past, owing to the swift urbanization, surging consumption of meat and milk products, and higher standard of living. Apart from this, the demand for animal pharmaceuticals is also projected to rise substantially in Asia-Pacific, thereby making the region the fastest-growing animal pharmaceuticals market in the near future. This can be owing to the growing export of animal products, which is compelling farm worker and owners to maintain the health of farm animals. Moreover, the improving living standards in China and India is also driving the demand for animal pharmaceuticals.

In conclusion, the market is being driven by the growing adoption of pets and increasing consumption of meat across the globe.

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This article is from 2011, but I just found it and am sharing it here because I find this an important topic that is almost never talked about. It is fairly lengthy, so I am only copying-pasting parts of it. I take the liberty to split paragraphs and add some bold in places to make it more readable, but I did not edit any of the text.

In the history of human vaccines, the numbers clearly show that in every case, the disease itself was already on the decline when the vaccine was introduced. Most vaccines were scarcely a blip on the radar, not affecting the natural decline of the disease at all. In a few unfortunate cases such as polio, the disease actually increased after vaccinations began. For example, when people contract measles, their overall immune system is strengthened in response to the mild challenge of this disease. (Death as a consequence of measles is generally seen only in undernourished populations.)

When doctors started routinely vaccinating children against measles, we started to see babies who contracted measles at a dangerously early age because their vaccinated mothers were not able to pass on immunity to them. And what was the medical community's solution to this dilemma? Vaccinate infants for measles even earlier!

Remember that humans are vaccinated only a few times in their lives, (although we can certainly see that Big Pharma is trying their best to see to it that this changes) whereas animals are so treated once or twice a year for their entire life. Most people with chronically ill animals believe the animals were already sick when they got them, but often we can trace their problems to the time of vaccination (or to their parents having been vaccinated).

It's true that vaccinosis (a condition which refers to a chronic disease pattern occurring after vaccination) does not afflict all vaccinated animals; some are lucky enough to have very strong immune systems. But if you or your animals have ever been affected by it, you'll never forget it. You take a risk every time you allow your animals, your children, or yourself to be vaccinated unnecessarily. Remember, it's your decision, unless the laws in your state complicate your freedom of choice.

Vaccination has become a highly charged subject in the news media of late and both doctors and individuals who challenge the concept are most often treated as if they were lepers. Entire reputations of certain individuals have been disgraced for their challenge of the vaccine issue. The facts are clear however in veterinary medicine that the way vaccines are typically used today are extremely dangerous and potentially one of the most harmful things we could do to our animals.

Creative commons photo of a vaccine reaction in a cat, not related to the article. Source

WHY DO WE VACCINATE OUR DOGS AND CATS? We vaccinate because we're afraid our animals will contract certain diseases. We've accepted annual vaccines without considering where that recommendation came from and what it really means. Most veterinarians recommend that cats, for example, receive a combination vaccine against panleukopenia (feline distemper), calicivirus, and rhinotracheitis (upper respiratory infections). Many also encourage injections for Chlamydia, feline leukemia (FeLV), feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV or feline AIDS), feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), and even ringworm. These vaccines are typically repeated every year for the cat's whole life, despite overwhelming scientific evidence that they are unnecessary. Since the vast majority of vaccines are unnecessary and even unsafe, more and more people are not getting their animals vaccinated at all. However, recent outbreaks of panleukopenia in cats are of great concern. Therefore some believe that no vaccines can be just as dangerous as too many vaccines; the basic kitten shots (panleukopenia and rabies) are still recommended by most experts, at least once, between 12-16 weeks of age.

“A practice that was started many years ago and that lacks scientific validity or verification is annual revaccinations. Almost without exception there is no immunologic requirement for annual revaccination.“

That practice, instead, emerged as a default judgement between the pharmaceutical companies making the vaccines, and the veterinarians. The vets wanted to get their patients in once a year for a check-up, and the vaccine makers wanted to sell more vaccines. Tying the annual physical to vaccines was a stroke of genius. It simplified life for veterinarians, who now only had to say "We'll see Fluffy next year for his shots" and send a postcard, and it made boatloads of money for the drug companies.

When this "suggestion" was added to vaccine labels, it added an air of "requirement" and ensured that the system would continue to make everyone happy. At the time, vaccines were considered benign and harmless -- so this lucrative state of affairs went unquestioned until the late 1980s, when vaccines began to be linked to injection-site cancers in cats.

Today, it is known that vaccines are not so harmless, and they are now considered a medical procedure like any other, with both risks and benefits. In order to realistically assess the situation and make wise decisions for our dogs and cats, we need to examine the big question on animal companions minds today. ARE VACCINES ACTUALLY SAFE? Conventional veterinarians consider a symptom or condition to be an adverse reaction only if it occurs within seventy-two hours of vaccination. Acute reactions are uncommon, but they can be extremely serious, and they can have long-lasting effects. Holistic veterinarians agree that symptoms of vaccine-induced diseases can occur any time during the life of our dogs and cats.

When vaccines were given between the shoulder blades, these cancers were inoperable and fatal because they would grow into the spine, ribcage, and chest. This became such a serious problem that it is now recommended to give cats the rabies vaccine in the right hind leg, and leukemia in the left hind leg -- so that when a tumor does develop, the whole leg can be amputated and thus the cat's life can be saved.

It is important to remember just who is paying the veterinarians bill. Your veterinarian works for you, it is a personal service they are rendering and you have the right to fire them and hire another!

#pet care #vaccines #pets

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A Much-Hyped COVID-19 Drug Is Almost Identical to a Black-Market Cat Cure

Cat owners are resorting to China’s underground marketplace to buy antivirals for a feline coronavirus.

SARAH ZHANG

MAY 8, 2020

When Robin Kintz’s two kittens, Fiona and Henry, contracted a fatal cat disease last year, she began hearing of a black-market drug from China. The use of the drug, known as GS-441524, is based on legitimate research from UC Davis, but the ways to get it seemed much less so. “It was, ‘If you want to save your cat, send me thousands of dollars, and I’ll DHL you some unmarked vials,’” she says. And she did. Kintz transferred the thousands of dollars, got the unmarked vials from China, and then injected the clear liquid into her dying cats every day for months.

The first remarkable thing, given the nature of the transaction, is that Kintz says the vials actually worked. Henry lived for almost another year, and Fiona made a full recovery. She’s still scampering around today, fluffy and alive—a miracle considering that vets had long thought her disease, feline infectious peritonitis, to be incurable and 100 percent fatal. Kintz now runs a 22,000-member Facebook group that helps cat owners using GS-441524. Thousands of cats have reportedly been cured of FIP.

The second remarkable thing is that GS-441524 is almost identical to a much buzzed-about human drug: remdesivir, the antiviral currently our best hope for treating COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Although early data suggest that the drug shortens recovery time at best, Anthony Fauci has touted remdesivir from the White House. The Food and Drug Administration has authorized it for emergency use. And Gilead Sciences, the company that makes remdesivir, is donating 1.5 million doses of the drug amidst the pandemic.

Gilead invented and patented GS-441524, too. Its scientists co-authored the UC Davis studies showing effectiveness against FIP. But the company has refused to license GS-441524 for animal use, out of fear that its similarity to remdesivir could interfere with the human drug’s FDA-approval process—originally for Ebola. When that failed, and a global pandemic of a novel coronavirus later arose, the company began testing it against COVID-19. Remdesivir has a small but clever modification that makes it better at entering cells, but it and GS-441524 work in exactly the same way to inhibit viruses.

FIP is also caused by a coronavirus—not the same one that causes COVID-19, but one that specializes in infecting cats. (Although humans may be able to pass COVID-19 to cats in rare cases, humans cannot get FIP from cats.) In most cats, this feline coronavirus, or FCoV, causes mild diarrhea or no symptoms at all. But in a small minority of cases, the virus infects white blood cells, and the immune system goes haywire into full-blown FIP. The disease comes in two forms, both fatal: wet, in which the cat’s chest or belly swells with fluid, or dry, in which there is no fluid but the cat is still feverish and sick. Eventually, it dies. For decades, vets have had little to offer but euthanasia.

Then GS-441524 came along. Small trials at UC Davis published in 2018 and 2019suggested that cats were not just having their life prolonged by days or weeks, but were seemingly cured. “It really was a game changer,” says Drew Weigner, a veterinarian and the president of the Winn Feline Foundation, which funded some of the UC Davis research. “Three years ago, we told patients, ‘Your cat is going to die.’ Now we can tell them something else. It’s quite a story.”

The story of a drug first tested against Ebola (that failed), whose close cousin became a groundbreaking treatment for a cat disease (but only illegally), and that has been resurrected in the pandemic of an entirely new virus underscores the vagaries of drug development. To be clear, while remdesivir is in clinical trials, GS-441524 has not been tested in humans for safety or efficacy against COVID-19. The black-market formulations of GS-441524 are also incredibly expensive. A 12-week regimen for cats can cost upwards of $10,000, depending on the brand, type of FIP, and weight of the cat. Plus, there is no legal way to buy GS-441524 as medicine—not for cats, not for humans.

The drug probably would have never been tested in cats, if not for the fact that Niels Pedersen, a longtime FIP researcher at UC Davis, personally knew the former chief scientific officer of Gilead. The two met 30 years ago, when Gilead was testing antiviral HIV drugs in monkeys and Pedersen was working at a primate research center. But Pedersen’s true love has always been cats. He grew up surrounded by them on a poultry farm. A colleague of his warned me, lovingly, that Pedersen was “irascible,” and he was difficult to get on the phone. But his voice softened when he talked about taming those barn cats and finding homes for their kittens.

Pedersen became fascinated with FIP in vet school in the 1960s, when it was still a mysterious disease with a mysterious cause. Over the decades, scientists would discover the feline coronavirus behind FIP and then spend years trying but failing to develop a working vaccine. Pedersen ended up devoting his career to the disease. And when the vaccines failed, he began thinking about antivirals, and he began thinking, again, of Gilead. The California-based company specializes in developing antivirals, including Tamiflu, Truvada, and a host of HIV and hepatitis C drugs.

Around five years ago, Pedersen got in touch with his Gilead contact, and the company sent him 25 or 30 molecules, drawn from the large library of drug candidates that pharmaceutical companies typically maintain. Two of the molecules worked marvelously in cat cells infected with the FIP virus: GS-441524 and GS-5734, the latter of which is now better known as remdesivir.

Both GS-441524 and remdesivir work by blocking viral replication. They are nucleoside analogues, meaning they mimic the nucleoside building blocks—A, U, C, or G—that make up the virus’s genetic material. Specifically, they mimic “A,” and when the virus is tricked into incorporating a GS-441524 or remdesivir molecule instead of “A”, the replication process gets jammed up. Eventually, no more letters can be added, and the virus cannot replicate. Where the two drugs differ is that remdesivir has an extra phosphate group, a small change that helps it enter a cell and get used in replication. This modification is commonly used to enhance the effectiveness of similar antivirals. “It’s just one of those really clever things that worked perfectly,” says Katherine Seley-Radtke, an antiviral researcher at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

For whatever reason, though, this modification did not make much difference in cat cells infected with the FIP virus. Both molecules were effective, so Pedersen decided to pursue the simpler one, GS-441524. He then infected 10 cats with FIP and dosed them with GS-441524. All 10 cats recovered.

“We almost fell out of our chairs,” says Weigner.This is ridiculous, he remembers thinking. This can’t work this well. Wait, wait, stop, go back? It did what? The initial study was small and under artificial conditions, but in a follow-up field trial of 31 petswith naturally acquired FIP, 25 ultimately made it—an unheard-of recovery rate. Pedersen had previously tested another antiviral out of Kansas State University, but only seven out of 20 cats had gone into remission. Those results seemed impressive at the time, but GS-441524 appeared to be even better.

Pedersen is 76 now, and he has devoted 50 years of his career to FIP research. Finally, it seemed, a cure was at hand. “I felt really good,” he told me, “and I thought this was a good capstone for my career.” But the capstone never materialized, at least not in the way that he expected. Despite the success, Gilead refused to license GS-441524 for use in cats.

While Pedersen was testing GS-441524 in cats, a different virus—a human virus—was raging halfway around the world in West Africa: Ebola. The virus that causes Ebola is not a coronavirus, but remdesivir is unusually broad-acting for an antiviral, and early results against Ebola were promising. So promising, in fact, that the company was eyeing FDA approval of remdesivir in humans.

According to Pedersen, Gilead worried that the cat research could impede the approval process for remdesivir. Because GS-441524 and remdesivir are so similar, any adverse effects uncovered in cats might have to be reported and investigated to guarantee remdesivir’s safety in humans. Gilead’s caution about generating unnecessary cat data is standard industry practice. “One of the rules in drug development is never perform a test you don’t have to, if the results could be problematic,” says Richard Sachleben, a retired pharma-industry researcher. (Gilead declined to comment for this story.)

For Pedersen, the explanation was hard to accept. “It was a blow,” he said. “It hits you very hard, especially when you didn’t see any reason for it.” He still published the studies, as academic researchers do, and results became public in 2018 and 2019.  

Not long after, Pedersen began hearing from people in China. One company wanted to license the drug from Gilead, he told me, and it asked Pedersen to be the intermediary. The company failed to get a license but started selling an FIP drug anyway, and its exact formula is unclear. Other companies explicitly advertise their formulations as GS-441524. China has a large base of pharmaceutical manufacturing, and raw GS-441524 is not particularly difficult to synthesize. FIP is also a growing problem in the country as cats—especially purebred cats, which are more prone to the disease—become more popular in China. A black market has sprung up to fill the vacuum left by Gilead.

The use of drugs from China was at first controversial in the FIP community. “I got a lot of hate mail for it. I lost a lot of supporters,” says Peter Cohen, an early supporter of the drugs. Cohen runs ZenByCat, a nonprofit that raises money for two groups funding FIP research, SOCK FIP and the Winn Feline Foundation’s Bria Fund for FIP Research. Earlier iterations of Facebook support groups, such as FIP Fighters, initially banned any discussion of the black-market drugs too.

Susan Gingrich, a former administrator of that Facebook group, has focused on pressuring Gilead. Gingrich, whose brother is former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, is also the founder of the Bria Fund. Her cat Bria died of FIP in 2005, and she established the fund with donations from her brother and herself and her husband that same year. “It would be so much easier if Gilead would have either marketed it or let another entity market it,” she says. Gingrich bought stock in Gilead after early research into GS-441524 seemed promising. In June 2019, she wrote a letter to Gilead, as well as to President Donald Trump and her congressman and senators in Tennessee, imploring the company to allow animal use of the drug. She says she’s received no response.

When Kintz was trying to save Fiona and Henry, she asked about GS-441524 in one of those Facebook groups that had banned discussion of the drug. Her post in the group went nowhere, but two women privately messaged her with advice. Kintz ended up starting a new group, now called FIP Warriors, so they could exchange tips and feedback on different brands. The group grown to 22,000 members on Facebook—as well as 25 admins and 26 moderators. It has satellite groups in different countries and languages around the world. “It feels like a global corporation sometimes,” says Kintz, who is a design consultant in upstate New York when she’s not running the Facebook group. If she is going to be offline for, say, six hours, she notifies her fellow admins and moderators. The Facebook group has morphed into a 24/7 international organization.

FIP Warriors also has a network of emergency group chats for every state. Because shipping from China can take a long time and because the earlier that GS-441524 treatment is started, the better, the emergency chats connect new members with those who have vials of extra GS-441524.

Zina Lemesh, a lawyer and cat breeder in New York, joined the group in February, when her cat Nora grew jaundiced and stopped eating, and her belly swelled up like a bowling ball. Lemesh recognized the signs of wet FIP, and she knew it as a hopeless disease. She was preparing to call her vet about euthansia when she came across the group in a frantic online search for a treatment. She posted an emergency plea for GS-441524. “Within 10 minutes, I was in contact with someone,” she told me. “Within the next two hours, my cat already had shots.” And within a couple days, Nora started eating again. She is almost done with her 84-day regimen. Her swollen belly is completely gone.

“This is a cat mom and an attorney speaking at the same time and I try to balance the two in my brain, which it’s hard,” Lemesh said. On one side is the cat mom who would go to great lengths to save her cat; on the other is the rules-minded lawyer who can’t believe she injected her cat with unlabeled drugs from a stranger. But if it’s between letting Nora die and a small chance at saving her, the choice was clear. Of course, Lemesh told me, she would rather go the legitimate route—if that were an option. “Do you think people would like to send $7,000 to $12,000 to some weird source?” she said. “Or would they prefer to pay their vet?”

The black-market availability of GS-441524 puts veterinarians in a bind. They can’t prescribe the drug or legally buy it for cat owners. Some do agree to help owners with the injections, which can be difficult and painful for the cat. But others want nothing to do with the unapproved drug. Linda Pendergrass-Nethery, who lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee, told me she ended up switching vets. Her first vet refused to help, she said. The second prescribed the sedative gabapentin to mellow out her cat, Sundance, for injections. So every afternoon, a couple hours before Sundance’s daily injection, Pendergrass-Nethery and her husband give him a dose of gabapentin. When the time comes, they burrito him up into a white towel—“like a mummy,” she said—and inject him with GS-441524. It’s definitely a two-person job.

In the meantime, FIP Warriors has grown prominent enough that Chinese sellers are now approaching the group to market their GS-441524. They seem to pop up and then disappear. “It’s hard to say if they’re companies or sort of backdoor dealers,” Kintz says. But the group has tried to institute a small measure of accountability. It had, at one point, tested a few popular brands to verify the concentration and content of their GS-441524 vials. When new sellers approach, the group asks for samples to send to cat rescues, which might not be able to afford GS-441524 for kittens that would otherwise certainly die of FIP. “That’s generally how we determine if it works and if it’s going to be okay,” Kintz says. But the group is also rife with disclaimers about not being able to verify any particular drug.

Case in point: This January, a popular brand of GS-441524 appeared to kill cats that had been given the drug. When the group started noticing a pattern, admins began collecting data and warning against the brand’s most recent batch. The man who had been selling it online disappeared, with several members of the group posting that he still owes them money. Rumor was that he and his wife had divorced acrimoniously; she had been the brains behind the operation and he had tried and failed to continue the business. Then a new brand of GS-441524 popped up—reportedly made by his wife. It’s all impossible to verify half a globe away. “It’s truly like the Wild West,” Kintz says.

The recent surge of interest in remdesivir could change some of this dynamic. After Ebola trials found little benefit, remdesivir became a drug in search of a (human) disease. Should remdesivir ever be granted proper FDA approval beyond emergency use for COVID-19, and if it becomes common enough to prescribe through pharmacies, then vets could legally use it extra-label in cats. “It may be five years down the road, and COVID is a distant memory, and then it is used for FIP,” Weigner says. For now, at least, the cat-specific data on remdesivir is still lacking.

Kintz hopes that GS-441524 can, one day, be legally available for cats. Then, she says, “no one would need me anymore, but that’s okay.”

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Type Overview, 2019-2028 (USD Million)

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 Small Ruminant Vaccines

 Canine Vaccines

 Feline Vaccines

Technology Overview, 2019-2028 (USD Million)

Live Attenuated Vaccines

Inactivated Vaccines

Toxoid Vaccines

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Other Vaccines

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Tylosin Market with Geographic Segmentation, Statistical Forecast and Competitive Landscape Report to 2026

Tylosin is used in livestock for various purposes such as a feed additive for growth promotion and as an antibiotic against infectious diseases in animals such as chickens, turkeys, felines, canines, pigs, calves, and others. These antibiotics aid in the treatment of chronic respiratory disease (CRD) associated with Mycoplasma Gallisepticum and Mycolplasma synoviae and other infections.

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Tylosin is used for treatment and control of swine dysentery associated with Brachyspira Hyodysenteriae and for the control of porcine proliferate enteropathies in pigs. Moreover, Tylosin is highly effective in tylosin-responsive diarrhea in dogs, which is a canine chronic, recurrent diarrhea that responds repeatedly to Tylosin treatment.

Market Dynamics

The global Tylosin market is expected to witness significant growth over the forecast period, owing to rising demand for Tylosin in livestock industry. For instance, according to a study by Ministry for Primary Industries, New Zealand 2016, Tylosin accounted for over 83% of macrolide and lincosamide sales during 2011 and 2014 and the trend is expected to continue over the forecast period.

Moreover, certain mergers and acquisitions are expected to boost the market growth over the forecast period. For instance, Eily, Lilly, and Company acquired Novartis Animal Health in 2014. Varied product offering by manufacturers such as Elanco Animal Health is expected to propel the global Tylosin market growth over the forecast period. For instance, Elanco offers Component with Tylan, an implant line with initial and terminal implants for steers and heifers. This implant includes a tylosin tartrate (Tylan) pellet that dissolves and releases antibacterial throughout the implant site.

Key players operating in the global Tylosin market include Zoetis, Tairui Pharmaceuticals, Lukang Pharmaceutical, Henan Hualun, Qilu Pharmaceutical (Inner Mongolia) Co., Ltd, Huvepharma, AdvaCare Pharma, and Elanco Animal Health.

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Tylosin Market Detailed Segmentation, Growth Forecast and Global Key Players Analysis 2026

Tylosin is an antibiotic that belongs to the class of macrolide antibiotics. It functions by binding to 50S ribosomal subunit and then interacts with 23S RNA thereby blocking aminoacyl-tRNA, which in turn inhibits protein synthesis. Tylosin is manufactured by fermentation of the bacterium— Streptomyces fradiae and is most effective against gram-positive bacteria compared to gram negative bacteria. The antibiotics is used to treat various infections in animals and respiratory infections in animals caused by Pasteurella multocida, Mannheimia haemolytica, and Haemophilus spp.

According to a report by Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 2014, 11 concentrations of tylosin used for therapeutic purposes, range from 44 mg kg-1 to 110 mg kg-1 feed. Moreover, tylosin is used in pigs to treat porcine proliferative enteropathy caused by Lawsonia intracellularis — a Gram-negative bacterium. Agriculture grade Tylosin consists of 80-90% tylosin A, with smaller amounts of tylosin B, tylosin C, and tylosin D. Around 29% of the active tylosin can be recovered in fecal samples in animals that receive tylosin, orally.

Increasing demand for healthy livestock is expected to support growth of global Tylosin market over the forecast period

The demand for livestock animals for consumption is on the rise worldwide and is expected to maintain the positive growth in demand over the forecast period. Subsequently, the demand for infection-free and healthy livestock used primarily for consumption is increasing. However, the prevalence of various microbial infections is high in both humans and animals. For instance, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2017, zoonotic diseases are common in the U.S. and worldwide and over 6 out of every 10 known infectious diseases in humans are spread from animals. Hence, antibiotics are an important medication for livestock that aide in providing healthy food products for consumption in humans.

Detailed Segmentation:

Global Tylosin Market, By Drug Type:

Tylosin Phosphate

Tylosin Tartrate

Others

Global Tylosin Market, By Application:

Felines

Canines

Livestock

Others

Global Tylosin Market, By Route Of Administration:

Oral

Injectable

Global Tylosin Market, By Geography:

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Latin America

Middle East

Africa

Global Key Players:

Key companies covered as a part of this study include, Zoetis, Tairui Pharmaceuticals, Lukang Pharmaceutical, Henan Hualun, Qilu Pharmaceutical (Inner Mongolia) Co., Ltd, Huvepharma, AdvaCare Pharma, and Elanco Animal Health.

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Veterinary generics market  Opportunities, Growth and Forecast Report 2025

The generic products have cost less than the branded products, so the cost of the treatment will reduce. This enables greater margin on the farm with same desired effects and ensures good welfare standards. Rapid evolutions of generic molecules with similar therapeutic activity, the cost-effectiveness of the products are enabling to attract the customers towards the veterinary generics. The active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) of the generic molecule must be bioequivalent to the patented product. Veterinary pharma companies are focused on production generic molecules in order to meet the unmet need in the market.

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 Increased adoption of small animals such as dogs and cats are trending from the past few years. The rise in the prevalence of various diseases like osteoarthritis (OA), chronic cancer pain, inflammation, other skin allergies are expected create demand for global animal generics market. Increasing farm animal and poultry industry across the globe is expected to create the demand for veterinary generics market. Favorable government policies to enhance the farm animal production create awareness about various diseases and treatment methods are expected to create demand for veterinary generics market. Furthermore, increased awareness regarding veterinary generic drugs among veterinary professionals is expected to fuel global animal generics market.

The global Veterinary generics market is divided into following categories-  

1.      Product type

·         Antibiotics

·         NSAIDS

·         Veterinary antifungal drugs

·         Veterinary antihelminthics

·         Veterinary biologics

2.     Animal type

·         Small pets

o    Canine

o    Feline

·         Swine

·         Bovine

·         Horses

·         Others

3.     End-users

·         Veterinary hospitals

·         Veterinary clinics

And lastly, on the basis of the geographical regions, the global animal generics market has been segmented into following regions- North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. U.S. veterinary drugs market is expected to account for major market share due to increased pet adoption and raising awareness among pet lovers regarding the animal health and various treatment options in the country. Europe animal health generic market is expected witness for robust growth rate. Germany veterinary drugs market is anticipated to dominate the regional market share due to increased demand for meat and other protein-rich food. Moreover, increased awareness is creating growth opportunities for the market players. China animal health generic market is accounted for the major market share in Asia Pacific, due to rising population and increased demand for food are major drivers of the market. Global Veterinary Generics market is dominated by key players such as Zoetis Inc., Elanco, Merial, Bayer Animal Health, Virbac S.A., IDEXX Laboratories, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Ceva Sante Animale, Vetoquinol S.A. Some of the market developments include Elanco launched Galliprant (Grapriprant tablets) for treatment of management of pain and inflammation associated with canine osteoarthritis.

The introduction of generic products able to increase the competition within the market for that active ingredient, less cost of the product making it more affordable to the end user. Increased veterinary hospitals and clinics to offer better services small animals as well as farm animals anticipated to witness significant growth in animal health generic market. Introduction of new generic drugs to treat chronic and acute pain, inflammation, other diseases are creating healthy growth opportunities. Rise in mergers & acquisitions to offer affordable products,   is able to offer novel analgesics to the market. Increased awareness among the veterinary specialists and introduction of generic drugs are anticipated to create lucrative opportunities.

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Soluble Dietary Fibers Market

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The Driving Forces in the Soluble Dietary Fibers Market

According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the global soluble dietary fibers market will grow at a CAGR of 12.6% from 2018 to 2023 to reach USD 3,404.0 million by 2023, driven by growing health consciousness among consumers and awareness about health benefits of soluble dietary fibers; rise in incidence of chronic diseases; increasing demand from pharma, food, and feed manufactures to incorporate soluble dietary fibers into their products; and increasing support from governments to promote healthy food across the globe. In addition, emerging applications of soluble dietary fibers and emerging markets such as Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa further provides significant opportunities for the various stakeholders in the global soluble dietary fibers market. However, changes in definition and stringent regulations for soluble dietary fibers hinder the growth of this market to some extent.

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The global soluble dietary fibers market is mainly segmented by source (fruits and vegetables, grains and cereals, nuts and seeds, and others), type (inulin, pectin, beta-glucan, polydextrose, maltodextrin, oligofructose, and others), application (functional foods and beverages, pharmaceuticals, animal feed, and others), and geography.

On the basis of source, fruits and vegetables sourced soluble dietary fibers commanded the largest share in the global market in 2017 and are expected to dominate global soluble dietary fibers market during the forecast period. The large share of this source is mainly attributed to their abundant availability and high content of various soluble dietary fibers such as inulin, pectin, and beta-glucan in fruits and vegetables as compared to other crops.

On the basis of type, inulin held the largest share of the soluble dietary fibers market in 2017, mainly attributed to its wide range of applications in functional food & beverages, pharmaceutical, animal feed, and cosmetics industries and multiple health benefits than other soluble fibers. However, beta-glucan market is expected to grow at the fastest rate during the forecast period with its increasing applications in various industries due to its versatile functionality and presence of no specific recommendation about the intake of beta-glucan.

On the basis of application, functional food and beverages accounted for the major share of the global soluble dietary fibers market in 2017. The large share of this segment is mainly due to the growing use of soluble dietary fibers in food and beverage products where they are mainly used as stabilizer, texturizers, and low-calorie sweeteners. However, animal feed segment is expected to witness a fastest growth during the forecast period with the increased awareness of the beneficial effects of soluble dietary fibers in animal health, advances in canine and feline nutrition, and growing animal feed industry.

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Geographically, the global soluble dietary fibers market is segmented into North America (U.S., Canada, and Mexico), Europe (Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Spain, and rest of Europe), Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, Australia, and rest of Asia-Pacific), Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. North America commanded the largest share in the global soluble dietary fibers market in 2016, followed by Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The largest share of this region is mainly attributed to the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, growing functional food consumption, increasing demand for healthy & nutritional products, increasing consumer expectations for innovation and healthy food products, and growing health & wellness trend. However, Asia Pacific region is expected to witness a significant growth during the forecast period due to the growing awareness about healthy diet, increasing health consciousness, booming food & beverages industry, growing economy, and rapid urbanization.  

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Top Companies in the Soluble Dietary Fibers Market

The key players operating in the global soluble dietary fibers market are Tate and Lyle Plc. (U.K.), E.I. Dupont De Nemours and Company (U.S.), Nexira Inc. (France), Roquette Freres Le Romarin (France), Cosucra Groupe Warcoing SA (Belgium), Futureceuticals Inc. (U.S.), Sensus B.V. (A Part of Royal Cosun Group) (the Netherlands), Beneo GmbH (A Part of Südzucker Group) (Germany), Archer Daniels Midland Company(U.S.), Ingredion Incorporated (U.S.), Herbafood Ingredients GmbH (Germany), Cargill, Incorporated (U.S.), Lonza Group AG (Switzerland), Kerry Group Plc. (Ireland), Tereos S.A. (France), and Frutarom Industries Ltd. (Israel).

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Merial Ltd - Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare - Deals and Alliances Profile

Summary

Merial Ltd (Merial), a subsidiary of Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH, is an animal healthcare center that produces and markets pharmaceutical products and vaccines. The center offers products for dogs, cats, beef, dairy, equine, and swine to improve their health and performance. It develops specifically formulated products for cats such as flea and tick control, and vaccines for leukemia, rabies and other feline diseases. Merial offers research and development for biologicals drugs and pharmaceuticals vaccines. The center works with various biotechnology companies to develop new products. It serves beef, dairy producers, and veterinarians in the US. Merial is headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, the US.

Merial Ltd – Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare – Deals and Alliances Profile provides you comprehensive data and trend analysis of the company’s Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As), partnerships and financings. The report provides detailed information on Mergers and Acquisitions, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnership transactions recorded by the company over a five year period. The report offers detailed comparative data on the number of deals and their value categorized into deal types, sub-sector and regions.

GlobalData derived the data presented in this report from proprietary in-house Pharma eTrack deals database, and primary and secondary research.

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– Financial Deals – Analysis of the company’s financial deals including Mergers and Acquisitions, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnerships. – Deals by Year – Chart and table displaying information encompassing the number of deals and value reported by the company by year, for a five year period. – Deals by Type – Chart and table depicting information including the number of deals and value reported by the company by type such as Mergers and Acquisitions, Equity/Debt Offering etc. – Deals by Region – Chart and table presenting information on the number of deals and value reported by the company by region, which includes North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa and South and Central America. – Deals by Sub-sector – Chart and table showing information on the number of deals and value reported by the company, by sub-sector. – Major Deals – Information on the company’s major financial deals. Each such deal has a brief summary, deal type, deal rationale; and deal financials and target Company’s (major public companies) key financial metrics and ratios. – Business Description – A brief description of the company’s operations. – Key Employees – A list of the key executives of the company. – Important Locations and Subsidiaries – A list and contact details of key centers of operation and subsidiaries of the company. – Key Competitors – A list of the key competitors of the company. – Key Recent Developments – A brief on recent news about the company.

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Global Empty Capsules Market Growth, Trends, And Forecasts (2017–2024)

According to Data Bridge Market Research new Market report “Global Empty Capsules Market, By Product {(Gelatin (Porcine, Bovine, Bone Meal), Non-Gelatin (HPMC, Pullulan)}; Application (Antibiotics, Vitamins, Anti-Inflammatory, Ant anemic); End User (Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical, Cosmetics); Geography (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Europe, South America, Middle East and Africa) – Trends and Forecast to 2024”, the global empty capsules market  accounted to USD 1.94 billion in 2016 at a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period of 2017 to 2024

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Rise of geriatric population along with the chronic diseases will increase the demand of therapeutically-effective capsules for the treatment of these particular diseases. The Empty Capsules in solid dosage forms are mostly preferred by geriatric population because of its features such as faster solubility, easy to swallow, and less gastrointestinal irritation.

Reason behind propelling up the market demand is because of its quality such as high absorption rate, quick disintegrating nature and the utilization of tasteless and odorless gelatin coating. Moreover rising demand in nutraceutical will generate an opportunity towards enclose functional food and variety of food supplements as well as higher chances of revenue generation because many manufacturers are following the regulatory guidelines and investing more in R&D activities.

North America accounted the maximum revenue share in 2015 due to expansion in health focused trends whereas Asia Pacific is expected to dominate the market with the highest CAGR in the forecast period (2017-2024) because of changing lifestyles as well as rapid infrastructure development.

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The Global Empty Capsules Market is segmented on the basis of products, application and end users.

·         Product

·         Gelatin

·         Porcine

·         Bovine

·         Bone Meal

·         Non-Gelatin

·         HPMC

·         Pullulan

·         Application

·         Antibiotics

·         Vitamins

·         Anti-Inflammatory,

·         Ant anemic

·         End User

·         Pharmaceutical

·         Nutraceutical

·         Cosmetics

Global Empty Capsules Market – Geographical Segmentation:

·         North America

·         South America

·         Europe

·         Asia-Pacific

·         Middle East and Africa

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Global Empty Capsules Market – Competitive Landscape:

The Global Empty Capsules Market contains an in-depth profiling of the key market players, along with the recent developments (new product launches, partnerships, agreements, collaborations, and joint ventures) and strategies adopted by them to sustain and strengthen their position in the market. The report also covers the market shares for global, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa and South America empty capsules market.

Some of the major players operating in global empty capsules market are :

·         ACG World (India)

·         Qualicaps, Inc. (U.S.)

·         Capsugel (U.S.)

·         Suheung Co., Ltd. (Korea)

·         CapsCanada (Canada), Sunil Healthcare Ltd. (India)

·         Banner Life Sciences(U.S)

·         Bright Pharma Caps Inc. (U.S.)

·         Medi-Caps Ltd. (India)

·         JC Biological Technology Co. Ltd (China)

·         Roxlor  (U.S.)

·         Snail Pharma Industry Co. Ltd. (China)

·         Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation (Japan)

·         Sunloc ( a subsidiary of SUNIL HEALTHCARE LIMITED)

·         Among others.

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Global Pharmaceutical Packaging Equipment Market, By Product Type (Plastic Bottles, Blister Packs, Labels & Accessories, Caps & Closures, Pre-Filled Syringes, Medical Specialty Bags, Temperature Controlled Packaging, Pouches & Strip Packs, Pre-filled Inhalers, Vials, Ampoules, Medication Tubes, Jars & Canisters, Cartridges, Others),Application {(Veterinary Vaccines (Livestock Vaccines, Porcine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Canine Vaccines, feline Vaccines, Equine Vaccines, Aquaculture Vaccines, Others), Drug Delivery (Oral Drugs, Pulmonary, Transdermal, Injectables, Topical, Nasal, Ophthalmic, IV Drugs, Others)},Raw Material (High Density Polyethylene, Polyester, Polypropylene, Low Density Polyethylene, Polyvinyl Chloride, Other Plastics/Polymers, Total Plastics, Paper & Paperboard, Glass, Aluminum Foil, Others),  Purchase Organization (Manufacturer, Packaging Companies, Government Agencies), Geography (North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa)

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Outraged in Private, Many C.E.O.s Fear the Wrath of the President

At what factor does the C.E.O.S of the largest companies in the United States tell President Trump that sufficiently is sufficient?

Not yet, apparently.

On Monday morning, President Trump went on a tirade against Kenneth C. Frazier, leader executive of Merck,

the pharmaceuticals large. Mr. Frazier, one of the nation’s most outstanding African-American chief executives, had announced via his corporation’s Twitter account that he become resigning from the president’s American Manufacturing Council in reaction to Mr. Trump’s refusal over the weekend to immediately and at once condemn the white supremacists and neo-Nazis carrying swastika flags in Charlottesville, Va. Mr. Trump had pinned the blame for the bigotry and violence — which left one anti-bigotry protester lifeless — on “many facets.”

“America’s leaders should honor our essential values with the aid of virtually rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and organization supremacy, which run counter to the American perfect that all and sundry are created same,” Mr. Frazier stated.

Within minutes on Monday, Mr. Trump, in a long way much less time than it took him to react to the violence in Charlottesville, became on Twitter criticizing Mr. Frazier. “Now that Ken Frazier of Merck Pharma has resigned from President’s Manufacturing Council, he will have greater time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!”

Later, Mr. Trump renewed his grievance of Merck, tweeting: “@Merck Pharma is a leader in higher & higher drug expenses even as at the same time taking jobs out of the U.S. Bring jobs returned & LOWER PRICES!”

    New Outcry as Trump Rebukes Charlottesville Racists 2 Days Later

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Why Nelson Peltz Wants P.&G. To See Him as a ‘Constructivist’

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Cats’ abilities and values allowed them to be raised as high as royal members. Soon it became illegal to harm and kill cats. Egyptian people started calling cats Mau as this word resembles the meow sound. Later on, this name was replaced by the word Urchat. A Cat goddess known as Pasht (similar to puss and pussy) was soon created and Egyptians worshiped it. The modern names for cats that we use nowadays have developed from the old Egyptian names.

Romans continued cats’ domestication because they also valued felines for their abilities to hunt. This allowed cats to spread across the Roman Empire. The fall of Rome marked the beginning of a really difficult time for felines. Cats, and especially black ones, were regarded as evil creations and were associated with witchcraft. Thus, they were persecuted and killed.

According to historians cats were so quickly domesticated because of their ability to eliminate pests, their physical flexibility, and special behavior. Typically, cats are completely independent but they can also live in families and groups. While dogs need to be with people and require attention from people, cats can perfectly do alone. Felines are animals that don’t need special emotional closeness or approval.Some people don’t like feline behavior and prefer dog pets. But there are individuals that value exactly the cat’s independence and demeanor and are happy to have such pet at home. Cat owner and dog owners are completely different in their individuality because they value different per characteristics

The cats we know today and have as pets  President possess some of Fear the characteristics of their   Private ancient ancestors.

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The silence from the bigger C.E.O. A community about Mr. Trump’s reaction to the state of affairs in Charlottesville has been remarkably conspicuous, whilst considered one of their personality has now been attacked online by the president.

By Monday evening, at least two different C.E.O.S had stepped forward. Kevin Plank, the founding father of Under Armour, announced on Twitter that he became resigning from the American Manufacturing Council, saying, amongst different matters, that his company “engages in innovation and sports activities, no longer politics.” He did not seek advice from the president, even though.

Mr. Plank becomes accompanied shortly after with the aid of Brian Krzanich, the Intel chief government, who announced at the agency’s internet site that he could step down from the council as properly. “I resigned because I need to make progress, while many in Washington appear extra involved with attacking everybody who disagrees with them,” he stated.

A few large-call company leaders released risk-free statements over the weekend condemning the violence by means of white supremacists in Charlottesville. But apart from Mr. Frazier, none appear to have without delay condemned the president’s choice of words, which have been a lightning rod for Americans from many quarters, even amongst many Republican lawmakers and Trump supporters.

At a news conference on Monday, after a barrage of blistering grievance, the president said that “racism is evil.”

As the day wore on, several executives, which includes Meg Whitman of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, made statements in the guide of Mr. Frazier, whilst others — including Tim Cook of Apple, and the Business Roundtable, which represents a few 2 hundred C.E.O.S — condemned the racism on show in Charlottesville.

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Tylosin Market Share and Forecasts, 2018-2026 - Coherent Market Insights

Tylosin is used in livestock for various purposes such as a feed additive for growth promotion and as an antibiotic against infectious diseases in animals such as chickens, turkeys, felines, canines, pigs, calves, and others. These antibiotics aid in the treatment of chronic respiratory disease (CRD) associated with Mycoplasma Gallisepticum and Mycolplasma synoviae and other infections.

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Tylosin is used for treatment and control of swine dysentery associated with Brachyspira Hyodysenteriae and for the control of porcine proliferate enteropathies in pigs. Moreover, Tylosin is highly effective in tylosin-responsive diarrhea in dogs, which is a canine chronic, recurrent diarrhea that responds repeatedly to Tylosin treatment.

Market Dynamics

The global Tylosin market is expected to witness significant growth over the forecast period, owing to rising demand for Tylosin in livestock industry. For instance, according to a study by Ministry for Primary Industries, New Zealand 2016, Tylosin accounted for over 83% of macrolide and lincosamide sales during 2011 and 2014 and the trend is expected to continue over the forecast period.

Moreover, certain mergers and acquisitions are expected to boost the market growth over the forecast period. For instance, Eily, Lilly, and Company acquired Novartis Animal Health in 2014. Varied product offering by manufacturers such as Elanco Animal Health is expected to propel the global Tylosin market growth over the forecast period. For instance, Elanco offers Component with Tylan, an implant line with initial and terminal implants for steers and heifers. This implant includes a tylosin tartrate (Tylan) pellet that dissolves and releases antibacterial throughout the implant site.

Increasing demand for healthy livestock is expected to support growth of global Tylosin market over the forecast period

The demand for livestock animals for consumption is on the rise worldwide and is expected to maintain the positive growth in demand over the forecast period. Subsequently, the demand for infection-free and healthy livestock used primarily for consumption is increasing. However, the prevalence of various microbial infections is high in both humans and animals. For instance, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2017, zoonotic diseases are common in the U.S. and worldwide and over 6 out of every 10 known infectious diseases in humans are spread from animals. Hence, antibiotics are an important medication for livestock that aide in providing healthy food products for consumption in humans.

Moreover, antibiotics such as Tylosin are used in various animal species for prevention of mycoplasmosis. For instance, animals such as chickens, turkeys, pigs, and calves require oral Tylosin to be administered in required dosage to prevent mycoplasmosis and to grow healthy livestock. Furthermore, livestock is a major source of income in several of the emerging economies such as Brazil, which is major factor expected to contribute in growth of the market in the region over the forecast period.

Key players operating in the global Tylosin market include Zoetis, Tairui Pharmaceuticals, Lukang Pharmaceutical, Henan Hualun, Qilu Pharmaceutical (Inner Mongolia) Co., Ltd, Huvepharma, AdvaCare Pharma, and Elanco Animal Health.

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