Zoonotic diseases is the rare disease that is usually spread from faunas to humans and from humans to faunas. There are various ways of disease being transferred, such as air by direct contact, by contact with an inert object that harbors the disease, oral ingestion, and by insect. The diseases from wiretaps and other faunas can make sick or death in people.  Many health agencies globally have track on the disease and death caused by zoonotic disease. The animals always carry some or the other infective pathogens that can be shared or transmitted with/ to people. Zoonotic diseases may be caused by germs which including bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi. Zoonoses when infected can lead to many different types of illnesses in humans and faunas which can be mild to severe that human or animal may die. It is always important to notice that the faunas do not always appear ill or sick when carrying a zoonotic disease, many animals do appear healthy, but they still carry infectious germs that can make people sick.

Zoonotic diseases has become very common now a days throughout the globe. Scientist’s assessment about the zoonotic diseases are that more than 8 out of every 12 known infectious diseases in humans are spread from faunas, and 4 out of every 5 new or emerging infectious diseases in people are spread from faunas. Yearly, estimated, thousands of Americans gets sick from diseases spread between faunas and humans. Because of this, the national health agency works 24/7 to protect people from zoonotic diseases.

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Increase in the global population growth, population mobility, and intense urbanization, may cause new zoonotic diseases to emerge in the future.  Populations in urban regions are unprotected to animal contact than rural populations, depending on the market structures and production systems of live food animals, but the urban population may also live in more teeming environments conducive to disease transmission. The growing demand for animal proteins leading to an increase in the consumption of animal fats is likely to contribute to the growth of zoonotic disease treatment market. For instance, global meat production is increased by nearly 2% per annum until 2015 and is likely to grow in the future. In addition, growing per-capita income of the individuals might drive a phenomenon known as “nutrition transition” that is change from a diet of rice, beans, and corn to one that incorporates more animal protein. This is likely to increase the diseases transmitted through zoonotic mode contributing to the growth of the zoonotic disease treatment market. However, lack of awareness about these diseases, the high investments required on research and development, and the high prices of the drugs might hamper the growth of zoonotic disease treatment market.   

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The global zoonotic disease treatmentmarket is expected to expand at healthy CAGR owing to the increasing consumption of animal fat across the world. Among end users, hospital end user segment is expected to account for maximum share due to requirement of advanced healthcare infrastructure and low cost.

Geographically, the global zoonotic disease treatment market is classified into regions namely, North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, Japan, Middle East and Africa. Among all the regions, North America will continue to lead the global zoonotic disease treatment market. This is attributed to advanced healthcare infrastructure and increased healthcare spending in the region. Lack of proper sanitation facilities and lack of access to safe drinking water in many countries of Asia Pacific and Middle East & Africa might contribute to the increase in the spread of zoonotic diseases contributing to the growth of zoonotic disease treatment market.

Key players operating in the global zoonotic disease treatment market include Novartis, Sanofi S.A., Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Inc., GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca, F Hoffmann-La Roche Inc., and BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc., among others.    

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