The Types segmentation further refines the market by product form and functional intent, covering Shampoos, Conditioners, Sprays, Fragrances, Nail Polish, and Dental Care. Shampoos dominate the type landscape, generating the highest revenue due to their essential role in routine cleaning and coat maintenance. Conditioners follow, enhancing the effectiveness of shampoos by improving fur texture and reducing static, thereby adding incremental value. Sprays serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, ranging from deodorizing mist to anti‑fleas applications, and are valued for their ease of use. Fragrances are positioned as premium add‑ons, offering scent customization without altering cleaning performance. Nail Polish and Dental Care represent niche but growing sub‑segments, catering to owners who prioritize comprehensive grooming aesthetics and oral health. Each type contributes uniquely to the market’s aggregate size, with the distribution of revenues across these categories reflecting consumer preferences for convenience, performance, and premiumization within the Pet Cosmetics market.