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In 2023, over 240 veterinary industry participants from Australia (62%), NZ (22%) and the UK (16%), took part in a survey asking about their biggest challenges, where veterinary budgets are being spent, the daily challenges faced, and most importantly, what opportunities are available to solve these problems.
Of those 240 participants:
An optimistic lens and capitalising on the opportunities available to us seem to be the only way to tackle the headwinds.
Top Veterinary Industry Trends to Watch in 2024 and Beyond
“Over 80% of participants confirmed they are looking to make their practices more efficient by optimising their technology” including:
51% of respondents listed allocating resources to learning and development.
The fact that 51% of respondents listed this sector as one of their top three potential investment areas is not surprising. Moreover, 48% of veterinary clinics ranked spending money on “staff” in general as their top priority. This was followed by 32% selecting “equipment” and 31% “technology.”
Top Veterinary Industry Trends to Watch in 2024 and Beyond
After a career in HR working in a range of service industries and teaching at TAFE for several years, I then (somewhat accidentally) found myself in the veterinary industry and here I’ve stayed because I love the people and what they do. I created the Vetanswers Community to provide the support, resources and solutions to help our members build happy, successful, profitable businesses and careers.
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