The Types segment classifies FCV Antigen Rapid Test Kits by underlying technology, which determines performance parameters, cost structure, and adoption barriers. Three dominant formats are observed: lateral‑flow immunochromatographic strips, ELISA‑based rapid assays, and microfluidic cartridge systems. Lateral‑flow strips dominate the market owing to their minimal instrument requirement, low unit cost, and ease of point‑of‑care use; they therefore represent the primary revenue generator and anchor the overall market size and reinforce the segment’s growth dynamics. ELISA‑based rapid tests, while requiring a small benchtop reader, offer higher analytical sensitivity and are favoured in reference laboratories and larger veterinary hospitals, contributing a mid‑tier share of sales. Microfluidic cartridges integrate sample preparation and detection in a sealed module, delivering the highest throughput and data connectivity but at a premium price, limiting their penetration to specialised research settings. Each type’s market contribution mirrors its functional trade‑offs, reinforcing the broader market taxonomy for the FCV Antigen Rapid Test Kit sector.