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Excited to share insights from the recent Anivators event, a precursor to the London Vet Show & BVA Live! Needed a quick break from my presentation prep (sorry Harry N., Charlotte Ellicott still a work in progress). I was thrilled to witness the convergence of innovation and animal health. Here are some key takeaways: Innovation in Animal Health Leona Crawford from Layered emphasised the power of innovation to enhance animal health and drive efficiency for pets, practices, and pet owners. The focus on connecting innovative ideas with impactful potential is crucial, especially as millennials and Gen Z drive demand for premium and connected pet care. Industry Trends and Investment Arthur Redpath from SC Group highlighted the animal health industry's growth potential, driven by innovation and technological advancements. The shift towards monoclonal antibodies and biotechnological innovations is particularly exciting (well maybe not for me, but I know you guys get excited about it). However, funding remains a challenge, especially for early-stage innovations. M&A and Corporate Challenges Matthew Lee from Lincoln International provided valuable insights into M&A trends in animal health. Despite recent market fluctuations, there's optimism due to improving company fundamentals and strong revenue growth. All veterinary businesses face challenges like staff shortages and cost pressures, emphasising the need for innovative solutions. Dragon's Den-Style Pitches Two impressive pitches stood out: 1. HeckinGood: Owen Monie presented an innovative approach to pet insurance, focusing on short-term comprehensive care and emergency surgery cover. 2. Boop: Charlie Barton and Jamie Crittall introduced Boop, a digital platform aiming to revolutionise pet vaccination records and connect pet owners with their pet care ecosystem. The Anivators event showcased the incredible potential for innovation in our industry. As we prepare for the London Vet Show & BVA Live, it's clear that the future of animal health is bright, driven by technology, data, and a deep commitment to improving pet care. What innovations are you most excited about in the veterinary field? Let's continue this conversation! #AnimalHealth #VetTech #Innovation #LondonVetShow #ModernVeterinaryPractice

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