The custom-fit, ultra-light 3D-printed pet orthotics provider, WIMBA has opened a 3D printing facility in Kraków, Poland. This strategic investment is an important step in WIMBA’s mission to deploy precise mobility care for pets globally.
With in-house production, WIMBA sets a new benchmark for quality and efficiency in pet orthotics, ensuring quick delivery and improved pet outcomes. It also enables them to maintain strict quality control over the complete process to ensure each product meets precise durability standards.
The CEO and Co-Founder of WIMBA, Greg Kosch reveals “With full control over the manufacturing process, we can uphold the highest standards for every orthotic and prosthetic, giving pets the best possible care. Our new facility speeds up production significantly, reducing waiting times for pets that need immediate support. With in-house production processes—including printing, cooling, and sandblasting to deliver most standard orthotics within 10 working days from the moment the order is placed via WimbaAPP till it reaches the clinic. It also enables us to keep exploring new materials and refining our designs to serve pets and veterinary professionals worldwide.”
The global pet market is currently positioned at $235 billion and is expected to surpass $360 billion in 2030. Veterinary orthopedics has a $20 billion market value, where 40% of dogs and 25% of cats need orthopedic care.
Around 600 million dogs and similar cat populations are available in developed nations alone. Factors like evolving demographics, increased incomes, and the COVID-19 pandemic have increased pet adoption with owners embracing their pets as one of their family members leading to increased spending among this group.
Author: Nagarjun M
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