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Up to 20% of sample transfers experience delays (Source: Vet-LIRN)

Logistical Delays in Sample Tracking Across Vet-LIRN Network

Manual inter-site sample transfers between Source laboratories and WGS laboratories create bottlenecks — up to 20% of sample transfers experience delays according to Vet-LIRN data, directly impacting turnaround times for AST data on animal pathogen isolates. With over 32,000 isolates tracked as of September 2025, even small delays compound across the network, delaying antimicrobial resistance (AMR) reporting for NARMS and VETXML submissions.

Inadequate Timely Reporting for Remote Veterinary Clinics

Remote and rural veterinary practices face challenges accessing real-time test results from Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories (VDLs), delaying critical clinical decisions for syndromic surveillance. Without automated result delivery and client notification systems, veterinarians wait hours or days for molecular diagnostics results — particularly problematic as the veterinary molecular diagnostics market grows at 6.6% CAGR toward $448.7M by 2035, increasing test volume and complexity.

7.8% CAGR

High Costs of Advanced Diagnostics Limiting Clinic Accessibility

Costly molecular diagnostics and specialized testing create barriers for smaller clinics and pet owners — the global veterinary diagnostics market at $8.1B (2023) growing to $18.2B by 2032 (9.6% CAGR) reflects rising test sophistication. Without streamlined digital workflows for quote generation, client approvals, and automated billing, labs absorb administrative overhead that gets passed to clients, reducing testing accessibility for companion animal care.