State regulation of veterinary services in the Russian Federation as an agricultural sector

 Relevance. Currently the working conditions of the veterinary service are changing due to the transition to a new model of market functioning, taking into account organizational optimization and the formation of a system of veterinary entrepreneurship. The production of animal products plays a key role in ensuring the full nutrition of the population of the country, being one of the indicators of the well-being of the nation. The livestock industry has suffered the greatest losses in the process of market reforms, so stimulating its development is one of the most important tasks. In this regard, it is especially important to analyze all the changes that are taking place, to improve approaches to assessing the economic efficiency of the veterinary service, as well as to justify scientific, methodological and practical recommendations for its improvement. At the same time, the economic side of veterinary activity is currently insufficiently studied.

Methods. At the research we used such methods as analysis, synthesis, abstraction, economic and statistical methods and source analysis. The main aspect was monitoring work of the veterinary service and the participation of the state as an industry regulator with the search for ways of development.

Results. After studying work of the veterinary service and the participation of the state as an industry regulator, we see that for the agroindustrial complex modernization can be quickly and fully implemented if we turn to the use of devices, equipment, instruments as a powerful economic resource. These objects are demand by veterinary specialists for technological, veterinary, laboratory and diagnostic purposes, and it’s using occurs consistently in the chain of technological measures for the prevention of epizootics, treatment and diagnosis of animal diseases, as well as for therapeutic and preventive or veterinary and sanitary purposes. It is very important in modern realities to actively modernize and mechanize the production of agricultural products, as well as to prevent and eliminate infectious and mass non-infectious diseases of animals, to ensure maximum safety. 

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