#shampoo for sale online

[joellascreation]

Shiny Hair Secrets: How Often Should You Apply Shampoo on Your Locks?

Discover the perfect blend of luxury and efficacy with our online selection of premium shampoos. From revitalizing natural extracts to advanced formulations, elevate your hair care routine effortlessly. Shop now!

[ayusharogyam]

KP Namboodiris Shampoo – Benefits, Ingredients, and Directions for Use

Hair loss is a common issue, with factors like stress, temperature fluctuations, pollution, and styling damaging the scalp. KP Namboodiris Shampoo, an ayurvedic shampoo from India, is an effective remedy for revitalizing hair and promoting its natural shine. It contains ingredients like Amla, Bhringraj, henna, hibiscus, and aloevera, providing unique ayurvedic properties. To use, wet hair and scalp, massage the shampoo, and rinse it after 1-2 minutes............

[blissfullyecho]

A Very Niche Level-Up + Looksmaxxing Idea List for 2025

This list is for the girls that get it. It’s niche and not for everyone, but I’m throwing up at the fact that every “how to level up in 2025” post talks about journaling sad pages 24/7, drinking 8 cups of water a day, and walking 10k steps. How original.

Again, this is a very niche set of ideas. If you can’t relate then you can’t relate. But if you enjoy a good plastic surgery post and luxe lifestyle, maybe you will :)

1. Upgrade your car. We’re getting the Lexus’, the BMW’s, the Mercedes, the Jag’s, etc.

2. Upgrade your home. We’re living in high rises, we’re living in coastal areas, we’re living up in the mountains, we’re living where Amazon can drop our package off and we don’t have to worry about a porch pirate; we’re living in nice areas and in nice units/homes.

3. Breast augmentation.

4. Rhinoplasty.

5. Medical grade skincare.

6. Fresh, organic whole foods; focusing on lean protein, nuts and seeds, mushrooms, onions, leafy greens, pro/prebiotics, sea moss gel, etc.

7. Russian manicures and pedicures or a good acrylic set. Dip powder had its thing for a while but I’m not going to dip my nail in a powder everyone else dipped their nails. I bet they don’t even wash their hands and if they did, they prob didn’t even use soap.

8. Laser hair removal. Everywhere. If you want a design down there that’s cool, but you literally use the bathroom and it drips in the hair. “Oh but I use a wipe”. Okay, next time you need to wash your hair.. don’t use shampoo. Use a wipe. Invest in a bidet but still, hair shouldn’t be in your 🍑 or near the sensitive areas of your 🦋 the top is fine but if you have a period, pee, or “the other thing”, hair should be no where near those areas.

9. Lip filler. Everyone can benefit. Ask for a pout that sticks out a little bit. I don’t suggest a lip flip, I couldn’t do anything with a lip flip and it was driving me nuts.

10. Fake tan. Sunlight is fine but a spray tan just makes you look a million times better. Every skin tone and every race benefits from a spray tan. Trust.

11. Muscle definition. Muscle looks so much better than fat AND bones. You want muscle. Did you see how Bella Hadid had her foot on our necks at the VS fashion show this year? I was sickkkkkk.

12. Long hair. But if you have a face shape like Hailey Beiber, short hair looks better.

13. Makeup. Remember water-based products and oil-based products don’t mix, so make sure you choose your products wisely so your makeup doesn’t separate and you look a mess.

14. A better paying job. I left my hospital job and now I work in luxury real estate and international yacht sales.

15. Red light therapy for face and body. I have a body red light therapy dome that I got online for around $3,000 (USD) and it’s life. The one I have for the face is from Sephora and I spent like $400-$500 on that one. Whatever it says on the website.

16. Lashes. If you’re a pro at strip lashes, then yes. But I get my lashes done. Do not go crazy. Natural lashes are in so I ask for a classic whispy set focused for thickening my lash line and NOT for length.

17. Morpheus8 for skin tightening. I used it on my inner thighs and it literally saved my life

18. Lipo. If you’re a good candidate, get it. Sometimes belly pooch is hard to lose. I don’t have a pooch but I’m sure when I have kids I will.

19. Vampire facials. I can confidently say my best facials were vampire facials. My med spa charges around $950 for each facial

20. People can tell you’re wearing Shein. Their clothes are cute online but I’m going to hold your hand when I say this, they never look flattering in person when they’re being worn. People can see the loose thread and the see-through material. They also don’t fit anyone well and makes a lot of you look square. You get what you pay for in clothing. Learn about the basics of clothing and you’ll quickly only buy quality.

Yeah this list isn’t meant for everyone, but walking 10,000 steps isn’t going to take you to the next level. Neither is drinking water. They’re good habits, but they’re not going to level you up. And yeah I understand my list requires having money, but this is literally what my blog is about.

My 2025 Mindset Level Up book is here!

[louisa-gc]

how to bring less stuff into your home

don't buy if you already have something similar in function or form — for ex. i already own a pair of boots, therefore any new pair of boots, even if a different colour or a different shape, must stay in the store.

don't buy to store (unless it's on a good sale) — ex. i'm halfway through my favourite serum and already thinking of buying a new bottle, but i'll hold off until the previous one is actually empty, unless i see it in the store for much less than it usually costs. i also used to hoard notebooks and now try not to buy any more until all have been used up.

don't buy what you can reasonably rent or borrow — ex. i barely ever buy books because i can find everything i need at the library (including a ladder and a printer).

don't buy what you truly do not need — ex. did i get a rose quartz roller? yes. did i get it for a purpose? yes, to massage my sore jaw muscles. does it do what i bought it for? meh. is it nice to have? kind of. do i ever use it? not really. so was it a waste of natural resources, cheap labour and my own money? absolutely.

don't buy spontaneously — ex. i went to the store to buy a new bottle of shampoo but ended up with the rose quartz roller too. in the moment, i could easily justify the need for it and a friend even said to go for it (it wasn't expensive either!). now it sits in its box and i only remember to take it out every three months.

don't buy what is not on your shopping list — ex. i needed a new pair of black trousers, and had had them on my list for months already. i found the very best pair i could get on my budget, and going into the store i saw so many beautiful pieces, but kept telling myself i only came in for the black trousers. in the end i left the store with only what i needed, because i knew exactly what my mission there was.

don't buy what won't last — ex. i love to get myself a bouquet of eucalyptus branches every autumn and to let them dry out. i know i can keep those branches for at least a year. while i love fresh flowers too, i know they won't last long. (sometimes i get carnations though, because i know how to keep them going for a relatively long time.) same goes for sweaters: i do not buy acrylic and polyester, simply because i cannot de-pill them the way i can wool.

don't buy what other's have — ex. i've been dreaming of a rice cooker for a very long time, and especially now that many of my friends have gotten one, i can't seem to stop thinking about it. however i know my current kitchen just wouldn't have the space for it, so i stick to cooking my rice on the stove.

don't go into stores if you don't need anything and avoid aisles you don't need anything from — ex. i love this ecological store in town, it always smells earthy and pleasant and has beautiful things inside, but if i enter it without a real need for something, i know i will leave with at least a bar of ridiculously expensive chocolate i wasn't even craving. the same principle applies to online shops!

don't let social media or the people around you create new needs for you — ex. a lot of people on instagram and in my real life are knitting and i would love to do it too! i could easily justify getting all the tools and paying hundreds of euros for wool, but i know i reach for other activities in my free time and that my arms have hurt way too much when i've previously knitted, so it's not for me.

don't buy unnecessary amounts of things — ex. i recently moved to a very small studio. i've previously always had six of each type of plate, because kitchen things tend to be sold in packs of six. this time i just got three of each (three plates, three bowls, three mugs...) and it has been more than enough. i cannot even imagine having to store double the amount of stuff in my tiny kitchen!

[youplush]

do you have any advice on how to clean plushies of fleas? one of my cats escaped and I think she may have gotten them and spread all over my bed/stuffies :(((

i once bought a stuffed frog from a garage sale who was full of fleas! this is what i did and it worked….

1. put the stuffed animals in a garbage bag and tie it shut as tight as you can.

leave them in there for 30 full days! this should be long enough to starve any fleas. eggs that hatch during this time should die off as well.

2. hand wash them like normal with dawn dish soap and lukewarm water.

make sure to rinse them off super well! you should see the dead fleas coming off the plush!

if you can’t get this plush wet, i’d recommend vacuuming them on a low setting and then spraying them with disinfectant spray instead of washing. lysol and other similar sprays can leave a gross residue on the plush, so i’d recommend fursuit spray. you can buy some online or even make your own!

3. let the plushies air dry in front of a fan. don’t forget to occasionally rotate the plush so that they dry faster! air drying can take anywhere from 1-3 days depending on the plush and how wet they were. plushies with bean pellets will take longer to dry than ones with only stuffing!

4. after the plush is dry, comb the fur and make sure there’s no remaining fleas!

5. as a last protective measure you could spray with disinfectant spray! fursuit spray works the best, because it’s specifically made for fake fur and will NOT leave behind gross residue :)

if you can’t wait for the 30 days, you could try just washing the plush. hot water should kill fleas BUT it can damage the plushie if it has glue. sometimes hair, eyes, or noses are glued on. the hot water can melt the glue, and cause the items to fall off. so be careful.

you might be able to try washing plushies with flea killing shampoo, but i have no idea if that will leave a residue on the plush or not. if it does leave a residue, you can always soak the plush in diluted vinegar for 30 minutes. that should remove any gross residue left behind.

make sure to treat all your pets for fleas as well!! it doesn’t matter how well you clean the plushies, if your pets still have fleas they can just crawl right back on the plush!

i hope your cat is doing well! it sounds like she had an exciting little adventure! i’m really sorry about the fleas tho :(

[sphynxskitty]

Hairless Cats for Sale: What You Need to Know

Hairless cats, often recognized for their striking appearance and unique personalities, have become increasingly popular among pet enthusiasts. These cats, most famously the Sphynx breed, stand out due to their lack of fur and distinctive look. If you’re considering adding one of these fascinating felines to your family, here’s everything you need to know about finding and caring for a sphyne cat for sale near me.

Understanding Hairless Cats

The Appeal of Hairless Cats

Hairless cats are not just a novelty; they offer a blend of charm and intrigue that many people find irresistible. Their lack of fur means less shedding and fewer allergens, making them a suitable option for individuals with allergies. But it's not just their appearance that makes them special. Hairless cats are known for their affectionate and playful nature. They love attention and are often described as "lap cats" because they enjoy cuddling with their owners.

Popular Breeds

Among the most well-known hairless cat breeds are:

Sphynx: The Sphynx is perhaps the most recognizable hairless breed. With its large ears, wrinkled skin, and prominent cheekbones, the Sphynx has a strikingly unique look. This breed is known for its energetic and friendly disposition.

Donskoy: Originating from Russia, the Donskoy has a similar hairless appearance but with a more muscular build and a slightly different skin texture. They are also known for being very affectionate.

Peterbald: Another Russian breed, the Peterbald, has a similar hairless look but with a more elegant and refined build. They are known for their playful and loving nature.

Where to Find Hairless Cats for Sale

Reputable Breeders

Finding a reputable breeder is crucial when looking for a hairless cat. Here’s how to ensure you're dealing with a responsible breeder:

Research: Look for breeders who are well-reviewed and have a good reputation in the cat breeding community. Online forums, cat shows, and breed clubs can be valuable resources.

Visit the Breeder: If possible, visit the breeder’s facility to see the conditions in which the cats are raised. A responsible breeder will maintain a clean environment and ensure their cats are well cared for.

Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions about the cat’s health history, vaccinations, and any potential genetic issues. A reputable breeder will be transparent and provide all necessary information.

Adoption and Rescue

Adopting a hairless cat is another option if you prefer to give a cat in need a loving home. Here’s where to look:

Animal Shelters: Some animal shelters and rescue organizations may have hairless cats available for adoption. Check with local shelters to see if they have any hairless cats in need of a home.

Breed-Specific Rescues: There are breed-specific rescue organizations that focus on finding homes for hairless cats. These organizations can be a great resource for finding a cat that fits your needs.

Caring for Hairless Cats

Health and Grooming

Despite their lack of fur, hairless cats still require regular grooming:

Skin Care: Hairless cats have oil on their skin that can build up and cause skin problems. Regular bathing is necessary to keep their skin clean and healthy. Use a gentle, cat-specific shampoo and consult your vet for recommendations.

Temperature Regulation: Without fur, hairless cats are more sensitive to temperature changes. Ensure they have a warm, cozy place to sleep and avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures.

Diet and Exercise

Maintaining a healthy diet and regular exercise routine is essential for hairless cats:

Nutrition: Feed your hairless cat a balanced diet that meets their specific nutritional needs. High-quality cat food that is rich in protein and essential nutrients is recommended.

Activity: Hairless cats are active and playful. Provide them with toys and playtime to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.

Conclusion

Hairless cats are more than just their unique appearance. They offer a loving, playful, and affectionate presence that many people find endearing. Whether you choose to adopt or buy from a breeder, ensuring that you find a reputable source and are prepared for the care they need will help you enjoy a rewarding relationship with your new feline friend. If you’re ready to welcome a hairless cat into your home, they are sure to bring a touch of excitement and affection to your life.

[ackerlag]

for @nosebleedclub's january prompts no. 16 — the grey coat with red lining.

the front door is brown. and the walls inside are a dry beige. your mother insisted that soft neutral colors look good for interior, but you never saw eye to eye with her about home aesthetics. the coat rack is thankfully black. the coat you use everyday is grey — although at the rate it's going, you won't be surprised if it's more the color of dust and the real grey of the material.

the office is half a city away and you commute everyday at five twenty, coming back just shy after nine. the grey coat is like a protective armor with a lot of history. your brother had a phase in highschool when he thought fashion was the only way of self-expression that was ever valid and bought a whole sewing machine. his first result, the fabrics from god-knows-where, is this battered grey coat. it's downright horrendous, worn and torn at the edges thanks to the amateur handicraft and the everyday use. the red lining on it clashes horribly against the base color — he said once it was a symbolism of one's immense passion rebelling against the system that forces everyone into molds and turns people into copies of robots, robots into copies of people. you've used this coat everyday for two years since you started working at the office.

your current job pays well. well enough to put food on the table. well, that's a lie. your mother puts the food on the table. your father passed away two years ago. your mother still cooks the same dishes she's always cooked, places the food atop of the same cracked ceramic plates she's always had, tells the same anecdotes of her sweet youth and your father's hardships through his life as she's always done. but you're the one who wins the bread to be cooked into toast every morning, even if your mother is the one who has to turn on the toaster and wash the dishes after you've gone off to work, even if your brother mourns and mourns and coops himself up in his room, ladden with grief, and your sister is too young to understand anything. in this sense, your current job pays well — well enough your mother doesn't have to look for another fulltime job, although she does take up knitting to sell some scarves, and well enough someone always has some time to place the dinner plate in front of your brother's door and well enough your sister can still grin a toothy smile everytime you buy her a new toy for christmas and tell her santa thinks she's a good child.

well enough for you to buy another coat.

it's hard to pinpoint why exactly you haven't bought one. on the online shopping platform you use nowadays, everything is cheaper when you know the tricks. soap and shampoo, frying oil, a new vacuum cleaners when the old one broke, canned tuna your sister maybe likes too much to be healthy, the tote bag you got for your best friend's birthday last january, the yarns for your mother. coupons, vouchers, discounts, sales, promotions — everything can be a trick utilized when you're in need or it can all also be a trick used on you, the needy. you've scrolled through dozens of coat options, all grey, without red linings and varying degrees less ugly than your current one. every time, your thumb hovers over the little cart icon and you hit the back button on your scratched phone screen.

there are other important things you could get instead. your shoulders sag with weight and your mind clears.

there are still other bills you need to pay. you go over the numbers when you wake up in the morning and once again when you're about to sleep in the night.

there are two siblings, one who still needs his time to slowly rise out of his cocoon, another one who is barely a budding sprout, a mere seed. there is one mother, smile lines visible and skin starting to dull, too old to be selling her soul to keep strangers warm in the winter.

these days, your eyes burn a lot and you wonder if you need to check it out or if it's that hard to admit that you always want to cry. the new coat can wait. the red lining is still strong, no matter how muddied the grey fabric is looking — it's not breaking anytime soon. it can hold the fort still a while longer, maybe you just need to sort out your priorities and budget a little tighter for now.

[thatsmistertoyou]

a list of grievances with the modern internet:

there’s no such thing as ‘no’. it’s always ‘not now’ or ‘snooze’ or ‘remind me later’

fucking cookies popup on every goddamn fucking website you visit. every single time.

when you try to unsubscribe from marketing emails and then you have to log into an account you didn’t know you had

so many ads that a page is completely unreadable

paywalls for information about like, for example, a global public health crisis

ads that make fucking NOISE and/or pause your music/video

when you go to an online store and it tells you to sign up for emails to get a discount, so you put in your email and actually they want your phone number too so they can text you every time you visit. ping ping bitch it’s us again

‘hello fellow kids’ but it’s Sally’s calling you their bestie in the subject line of an email about a shampoo sale. they’re in their shampoo era.

‘don’t skip this ad!’ fuck you

‘choose your ad experience!’ y’all seen that shit on Hulu? just get on with it

every app you download is like, I know you just opened the app for the first time but, would you like to give us money?

‘this is your sign to -‘ no it isn’t, you paid money to put this in front of my eyeballs fucker

my boyfriend Spam Risk is calling me again, he’s so clingy, I dunno how he keeps getting my number after I block him

would you like to hear the opinion of every person in the world about stuff that may or may not even matter? you have no choice, you just read something ignorant and you’re mad now

even if you don’t look at comments, you’re looking at comments. here’s the top one! I sure hope it’s funny or insightful and not just the most inflammatory one that got the most engagement!

that stupid automated tiktok voice or whatever it is, it is so grating to me

whatever the fuck tiktok did to make people censor extremely normal words

whatever the fuck youtube did to make people censor extremely normal words as a means to avoid demonetization

filming or taking pictures of strangers without permission

everything is a fucking subscription. and paid services that didn’t used to have them are now bringing them back because they hate you.

have I mentioned the ads? it’s actually kind of disturbing how much we are bombarded on a daily basis with not only ways to spend money, but our attention. the capital isn’t just money, it’s attention. attention is the best commodity.

I need to lie down.

(Also im far from the first person to make these observations, I just felt compelled to compile them)

[ayusharogyam]

Dhathri Dheedhi Herbal Shampoo for Hair Care Therapy 

Thailapakavidhi is an Ayurvedic formulation used in the preparation of Dheedhi Herbal Shampoo. It is made by cold infusion of a combination of natural substances that nourish hair. It is among the greatest gentle shampoos available in India for regular hair care regimens that do not harm hair. The ingredients of this daily-use organic shampoo are amla, tulsi, brahmi, shikkakai, and aloe vera.

[pbandjesse]

I am feeling very very bad right now. I am 90% sure it's because I got a vaccine today but man

Am I uncomfortable right now. I just want to go to sleep. I hurt literally everywhere. This is not fun.

It was a good day though. It was so nice to be clean and in my own bed. But waking up was hard.

When I did get up I really liked my outfit and I felt good. Me and James got ready to go and we were on our way to the museum.

I was kind of not having the best time though. It would all work out but man. Things weren't going well. I forgot my cashbox, which has my credit card reader, and part of my stand. I was frustrated. James offered to go back home but I didn't want that. It made me feel terrible. But it would be fine. Helen offered me he extra card reader but sadly she has an apple phone so it wouldn't work for mine. But I appreciated her so much. And everyone said if I needed change they would help me out. But it ended up being fine and everything worked out.

I would make a few sales. It was a good day! We had lots of new faces and kindness and it was good.

I also decided to talk to the health department. And they said that because I'm immunocompromised I can get another booster. I doubled checked with my injection's website and it said as long as it's more then a week out it's fine. So I went for it.

I ended up having a really lovely conversation with the workers there. And got to talk about the tug boat for a little while. And after they gave me the shot they gave me a $25 gift card!! Amazing!

I would move my arm a bunch because that's something I had heard from the booster the last time. And I tried to drink a lot of water. And James would get me a quesadilla for lunch. So I hoped I wouldn't have the side effcets I normally have.

But my legs and feet would start to hurt. And even though I know I make, and made, better sales when I'm standing I had to sit. I would work on my knitting and got 5 squares done. Was pretty pleased with that at least.

Ann left for her nephew's wedding and I was in charge. I would go and check in with other venders. James bought me black raspberries and that's was fun. Was fun to try a new fruit. They stain like crazy but they tasted good.

I was happy when it was the end of the market. I would have a nice chat with the new vender who makes pot holders and scrunchies and I hope she comes back.

I would load up my stuff. And sat on the ground and read a New Yorker article while the food venders finished packing up. Stanley laughed at me for sitting in the ground but I was comfortable.

I would head inside to say goodbye to James. Who accidently grabbed me right on my injection site. Ow. I was already feeling like a little baby but I needed to make it home.

First I stopped at the grocery store. I got new shampoo and conditioner. Some stuff for the dinner James wanted to make. And a lunch for myself tomorrow. I tried to find the wrist brace but they didn't have the right kind. So I would end up just ordering one online.

Getting home was a nightmare. The regular route said it would take twice as long. And then I couldn't even get off my exit so I went off the next one and took the most bizarre way back to MLK.

I was so happy to be home. I felt so tired.

I got everything I bought at the grocery store tore, and the pie James for and the quiche Ginny gave me, put away. And then changed to lay down.

I would fall asleep for a while. I was not feeling good but I couldn't get comfortable. Thankfully I would fall asleep eventually. But when I woke up James wasn't home. A wedding party for tomorrow came late and came to the door and so James was helping them but they took almost a full hour. Ugh.

They would be home soon though. And I was happy to see them because I felt so bad.

James would make us dinner. And I would make a TikTok about grimace's birthday. Because the scary tiktoks were fun but the baby grimace who had no one come to his party was to much for me. In my fragile not feeling good state, I keep crying about it!! So I got my grimace beanie baby and lit a birthday cake candle for him. Poor baby.

We played video games for a bit. But my eyes kept watering. And I wasn't feeling good. I felt so weak.

Showering was really tough. I had to have the water low and cool because the water hurt my skin.

James got me my hoodie because I was super cold all of a sudden. But I had to do my post. And it's been really hard to focus. But now I can sleep.

Tomorrow I have to clean the fish tanks and I want to cut out bear fabric. I also just want to rest. I hope I can and that I don't feel so bad.

I hope you all sleep well tonight. I hope you are feeling good and get good rest. Goodnight everyone!

[global-research-report]

Future of Veterinary Care: Companion Animal Medicine Market Insights and Projections for 2030

The global companion animal medicine market size is expected to reach USD 41.18 billion by 2030 and is expected to expand at 9.9% CAGR from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The key factors driving the growth of the market for companion animal medicine include the rising pet population, the increased prevalence of diseases, and the availability of pet insurance.

In Canada for example, more than half of the country’s households (around 60% of households) owned at least one dog or cat in 2022, according to the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI). The country’s dog population increased from 7.7 million in 2020 to 7.9 million in 2022, whereas the cat population increased from 8.1 million in 2020 to 8.5 million in 2022. CAHI also reported a surge in feline vet visits following the start of the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020.

The COVID-19 pandemic notably affected the market for companion animal medicine. The impact included dampened sales, supply chain challenges, operational hurdles, falling inpatient visits, and reduced demand. Elanco for instance reported a 20% decline in revenue during Q2 2020. The company’s companion animal segment, in particular, was adversely impacted by the fall in brands in international markets and those administered in the clinic e.g. vaccines.

The company reported a recovery in sales during H2 2020. Vetoquinol on the other hand reported an increase in sales, driven by its essential portfolio including veterinary drugs in 2020 despite limited access to vet clinics and hospitals due to lockdown protocols. Boehringer Ingelheim too registered increased sales in the companion animal segment.

With the rising number of pets across the globe, the trend of pet humanization has gained traction in several key markets. Pet guardians are becoming increasingly aware of their pet’s health, treatment, and well-being. This has increased the adoption of pet insurance to reduce the financial risks for them. Petplan- the largest pet insurance provider in the U.K. offers insurance policies for various species including dogs, cats, horses, small mammals, birds, reptiles, rabbits, and multi-pet owners. These policies provide coverage for physical and online consultations, prescription medicine, diagnostic tests, surgery, dental injury, cancer treatment, and more.

The rising prevalence of diseases in pets is another key driver expected to contribute to market growth. Parasitic infections from internal and external parasites for example, commonly affect pets. Antibiotics and topical therapies are often prescribed in the case of pyoderma. However, further testing and routine bathing with medicated shampoos may be prescribed in case of chronic or recurring pyoderma. For example, Viv Silky Shampoo by Vivaldis is indicated for various fungal and bacterial infections including superficial and deep pyoderma.

Companion Animal Medicine Market Report Highlights

The companion animal medicine industry was valued at USD 19.51 billion in 2022. It is further projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.9% during the forecast period

Growing R&D initiatives by major companies are estimated to be a key driver for the market. Pet humanization is further contributing to increased expenditure on pets including pet medicines

According to APPA, U.S. citizens spent about USD 34.3 billion on vet care and products in 2021. The category included expenditure on routine veterinary care, surgical procedures, and pharmaceuticals

Based on animal type, the dog segment dominated the market with nearly 45% revenue share in 2022 owing to the large preference for dogs as pets and the rising prevalence of canine diseases

The hospital pharmacy segment dominated the market by distribution channel in 2022. The factors contributing to the large share include higher patient footfalls at hospitals and the convenience of buying the necessary medications as soon as the pet is diagnosed

North America region dominated the market in 2022 and registered the largest revenue share of over 36%. This is due to the region’s high per capita animal healthcare spending and a large number of pet owners

In Asia Pacific, the market is expected to grow at the fastest rate of over 10.4% CAGR due to the rising pet population and pet health awareness

Companion Animal Medicine Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global companion animal medicine market based on animal type and region:

Companion Animal Medicine Animal Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Dogs

By Product

Biologics

Vaccines

By Type

Attenuated Live Vaccines

Inactivated Vaccines

Recombinant Vaccines

Toxoid

Others

By Indication

Distemper

Kennel cough (Parainfluenza)

Parvovirus

Canine herpes

Lyme Disease

Rabies

Others

Pharmaceuticals

Parasiticides

Anti-infectives

Anti-inflammatory

Analgesics

Others

Medicated Feed Additives

By Indication

Infectious Diseases

Dermatologic Diseases

Pain

Orthopedic Diseases

Behavioral Diseases

Other Indications

By Distribution Channel

Retail

E-commerce

Hospital Pharmacy

Cats

By Product

Biologics

Vaccines

By Type

Attenuated Live Vaccines

Inactivated Vaccines

Recombinant Vaccines

Toxoid

Others

By Indication

Rhinotracheitis

Calicivirus

Coronavirus

Panleukopenia

Rabies

Others

Pharmaceuticals

Parasiticides

Anti-infectives

Anti-inflammatory

Analgesics

Others

Medicated Feed Additives

By Indication

Infectious Diseases

Dermatologic Diseases

Pain

Orthopedic Diseases

Behavioral Diseases

Other Indications

By Distribution Channel

Retail

E-commerce

Hospital Pharmacy

Horses

By Product

Biologics

Vaccines

Attenuated Live Vaccines

Inactivated Vaccines

Recombinant Vaccines

Toxoid

Others

Others

Pharmaceuticals

Parasiticides

Anti-infectives

Anti-inflammatory

Analgesics

Others

Medicated Feed Additives

By Indication

Infectious Diseases

Dermatologic Diseases

Pain

Orthopedic Diseases

Behavioral Diseases

Other Indications

By Distribution Channel

Retail

E-commerce

Hospital Pharmacy

Other Companion Animals

By Product

Biologics

Vaccines

Attenuated Live Vaccines

Inactivated Vaccines

Recombinant Vaccines

Toxoid

Others

Others

Pharmaceuticals

Parasiticides

Anti-infectives

Anti-inflammatory

Analgesics

Others

Medicated Feed Additives

By Indication

Infectious Diseases

Dermatologic Diseases

Pain

Orthopedic Diseases

Behavioral Diseases

Other Indications

By Distribution Channel

Retail

E-commerce

Hospital Pharmacy

Companion Animal Medicine Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

North America

US

Canada

Europe

UK

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Russia

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

Japan

China

India

Rest of APAC

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Argentina

Rest of LATAM

Middle East & Africa

South Africa

Saudi Arabia

Rest of MEA

List of Key Players

Merck & Co., Inc.

Ceva

Vetoquinol S.A.

Zoetis

Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH

Elanco

Virbac

Bimeda, Inc.

Norbrook

Calier

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Pet Shampoo Market Drivers: Growth Fueled by Rising Pet Ownership and Enhanced Grooming Trends

The pet shampoo market is experiencing significant growth, driven by several key factors that reflect the increasing pet ownership, evolving pet care trends, and rising awareness of the importance of maintaining pets’ hygiene. With the growing need for grooming and specialized care, pet shampoos have become an essential product for pet owners worldwide. This article explores the primary drivers behind the expansion of the pet shampoo market.

Increasing Pet Ownership and Humanization of Pets

One of the most significant drivers of the pet shampoo market is the rising number of pet owners. As people increasingly consider pets as family members, they are willing to spend more on their well-being. This trend, often referred to as the “humanization” of pets, has resulted in a growing demand for high-quality pet grooming products, including shampoos. Pet owners are now prioritizing the health, hygiene, and grooming of their pets, treating them much like they would treat themselves.

Rising Awareness of Pet Hygiene and Skin Health

Another key factor driving the market is the growing awareness of the importance of pet hygiene and skin health. Just like humans, pets can suffer from skin issues, allergies, and infections if not properly groomed. Pet shampoos specifically designed to address these concerns, such as hypoallergenic or medicated formulas, have gained popularity among pet owners. As more pet owners become educated on the benefits of regular grooming and maintaining a clean coat, they are increasingly opting for premium pet shampoos that offer both cleaning and therapeutic properties.

Introduction of Organic and Natural Pet Shampoo Products

As consumers become more conscious of the ingredients in their personal care products, this shift is also influencing the pet care industry. The growing demand for natural and organic products has led to an increase in the availability of eco-friendly, cruelty-free, and non-toxic pet shampoos. Products made with natural ingredients such as aloe vera, oatmeal, and coconut oil are becoming more popular due to their gentle, skin-soothing properties. These shampoos are particularly appealing to pet owners who are concerned about the chemical exposure that may come with synthetic ingredients.

Growth in E-commerce and Online Pet Product Sales

The rapid expansion of e-commerce platforms has also played a crucial role in driving the growth of the pet shampoo market. Online shopping has made it easier for pet owners to access a wide range of pet grooming products, including shampoos, from the comfort of their homes. The convenience of doorstep delivery and the ability to compare prices and read reviews have made e-commerce an attractive option for many consumers. This shift to online retail is expected to continue driving sales and market growth, particularly as more pet owners seek out specialized and premium pet shampoos that may not be available in physical stores.

Innovation in Pet Shampoo Formulations

Innovation within the pet shampoo industry is another important driver of market growth. Manufacturers are constantly introducing new formulations to cater to the diverse needs of pets. For example, there are shampoos designed specifically for different pet breeds, coat types, and skin sensitivities. Additionally, shampoos designed for pets with specific issues, such as flea infestations, dry skin, or odor control, have contributed to the broadening of the market. As more pet owners seek products that provide targeted benefits, the demand for specialized shampoos continues to rise.

Conclusion

The pet shampoo market is growing rapidly, driven by increasing pet ownership, heightened awareness of pet hygiene, the popularity of natural products, the rise of e-commerce, and constant innovation in product formulations. As pet care becomes an even more significant part of the overall pet ownership experience, the market for pet grooming products, especially shampoos, is expected to expand further. With pet owners increasingly seeking out the best products to care for their pets’ coats and skin, the demand for high-quality and effective shampoos will continue to rise.

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Baby Skincare Trends: From Organic Ingredients to Eco-Friendly Packaging

The global baby skincare market is witnessing robust growth, fueled by increasing awareness about infant health and wellness, rising disposable incomes, and the growing trend of using natural and organic products. Valued at US$ 11.6 billion in 2023, the market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2024 to 2034, reaching a valuation of US$ 22.0 billion by the end of the forecast period.

Key Market Drivers

Rising Parental Awareness: Parents today are more conscious about the ingredients in baby skincare products. This has led to a surge in demand for chemical-free, hypoallergenic, and organic products that ensure infant safety.

Innovation in Product Formulation: Companies are focusing on developing advanced formulations that cater to specific needs, such as sensitive skin, eczema, and other dermatological concerns. For instance, products enriched with natural ingredients like shea butter, aloe vera, and coconut oil are gaining popularity.

Online Retail Growth: The proliferation of e-commerce platforms has significantly boosted the availability of baby skincare products. Online channels offer convenience, variety, and detailed product information, enabling parents to make informed choices.

Product Segmentation

The baby skincare market is broadly categorized into the following product types:

Soaps & Body Wash: These products dominate the market due to their regular use in baby hygiene routines.

Moisturizers & Ointments: Essential for preventing dry skin and diaper rashes, this segment is witnessing steady growth.

Hair Shampoo: Mild, tear-free formulations are preferred by parents for maintaining their baby's scalp health.

Others: Products such as lip balms and baby sunscreen lotions are niche but growing in demand.

Distribution Channels

Distribution channels play a vital role in shaping the baby skincare market. Modern trade, general/traditional trade, and online retail are the primary channels. Among these, online sales are gaining traction due to the convenience of doorstep delivery and availability of product reviews.

Regional Insights

The baby skincare market is thriving across regions, with Asia-Pacific emerging as a significant player due to a large population base and increasing middle-class incomes. Meanwhile, North America and Europe continue to drive growth, supported by high consumer awareness and demand for premium products.

Future Outlook

With rising consumer awareness and continuous innovation, the baby skincare market is poised for substantial growth. Companies investing in sustainability and eco-friendly packaging are likely to gain a competitive edge, as environmentally conscious parents increasingly prefer such options.

In conclusion, the baby skincare market offers vast opportunities for stakeholders. By understanding consumer preferences and adapting to evolving trends, brands can establish a strong foothold in this thriving industry.

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