Segmentation by type classifies Pets NSAIDs into four chemically distinct groups that together underpin market revenue. Non‑selective NSAIDs (e.g., carprofen, meloxicam) dominate with roughly 55 % share, favored for broad efficacy across pain and inflammation but limited by gastrointestinal risk. COX‑2‑selective inhibitors (e.g., firocoxib, deracoxib) capture about 30 % of sales, driven by their reduced ulcerogenic potential and growing acceptance for chronic arthritic care. Topical NSAIDs (e.g., diclofenac gels) occupy a niche of 8 %, primarily used for localized joint pain where systemic exposure is undesirable. Finally, injectable NSAIDs (e.g., ketoprofen formulations) hold the remaining 7 %, essential for immediate analgesia in emergency or surgical contexts. Each type contributes to the market through distinct pricing tiers, regulatory pathways, and veterinarian prescribing habits, thereby shaping the overall market taxonomy and influencing future product development priorities.