Fact: These products are created based on scientific knowledge of each species of animal, taking into consideration age, size, and any health conditions they may have.

Business Portfolio: We manufacture a wide range of veterinary nutrition products for your furry friends.

Products: Our products are crafted with the aim of bridging the nutritional gap for animals and providing optimal health, performance, and vitality.

Speciality: Zeon’s products comply with the HACCP guidelines, guaranteeing the best-in-class ingredients, premium quality, and exceptional customer satisfaction.

Veterinary Product Segments We Offer:

Skin & Coat Health
• Healthy skin and shiny coat: Vitamins, copper, DHA.
• Benefits: support skin regeneration and fur strength, enhance collagen formation, and reduces inflammation for a healthy, shiny coat.

Growth and Development:
• Vitamin & minerals supplement support optimal bone formation, muscle growth, enzyme function, and metabolic activity.

Healthy bones and teeth:
• Vitamin, Minerals and herbal blend, supports calcium absorption, bone mineralization

Immunity health
• Vitamins, zinc, selenium, iodine, stevia extract, bilberry extract, beet root extract, Guduchi, Tulsi, Astragalus, Rhodiola, and resveratrol. Support immune system and reduce infection susceptibility.

Post Calving Tonic
• Erandakarkati Extract, Chitraka Extract, Karavellaka, Raspberry Leaf, Kalahari Extract, Vasaka Extract, Shigru Extract

Hepato-protective Tonic
• Sarapunkha Extract, Bhumyaamlaki Extract, Yavatikta Extract, Kakamachi, Nimba Extract, Purarnava Extract, Bhringaraja, Milk Thistle.

Manufacturing Capabilities – Veterinary Nutraceuticals

Packaging & Branding Support

• Custom Packaging – Bottles, Containers.
• Label Design & Regulatory Compliance – Country specific veterinary compliance.
• Veterinary Brand Development – Strategic support, formulation development with market data.

Booming Demand for Veterinary Nutraceuticals in 2025

Global Veterinary Supplements Market size is estimated at USD 3.25 Billion in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 4.12 Billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 5.98% during the forecast period 2025 – 2034.

The market has experienced substantial development as a result of the growing awareness of animal healthcare among pet owners. The demand for preventive healthcare measures, such as dietary supplements, is on the rise as canines are increasingly regarded as family members.

For example, according to the American Pet Products Association (APPA) survey (2021), 51% of consumers purchase premium pet food, 33% give their pets vitamin and mineral supplements, 21% prepare food for their pets, and 18% have pet insurance.

Consumer spending patterns on pet dietary supplements were underscored by these discoveries. In addition, advances in veterinary nutrition research are resulting in the creation of more specific and effective supplements that address a variety of issues, including immune health, digestive care, and joint care.

Furthermore, the demand for veterinary supplements is further bolstered by the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in animals and the trend toward natural and holistic animal care solutions.