Region:Asia
Author(s):Dev
Product Code:KRAE1012
Pages:91
Published On:December 2025

By Type:The market is segmented into various types of calming products, including calming treats & snacks, calming food & supplements, calming sprays & mists, pheromone diffusers & plug-in devices, calming collars & wearable devices, gel, ointment & topical products, and others such as music/ambient solutions and herbal blends. This typology is consistent with global pet calming product structures, where chewable supplements, functional treats, oral liquids, sprays, diffusers, and wearable formats dominate usage for dogs and cats. Among these, calming treats & snacks are particularly popular due to their dual function as both a reward and a calming aid, as well as strong consumer preference for easy?to?administer, palatable formats that resemble regular treats while delivering functional ingredients such as L?theanine, tryptophan, herbal extracts, or vitamins.

By End-User:The end-user segmentation includes household pet owners, veterinary clinics & animal hospitals, pet shops & pet grooming salons, pet boarding, daycare & training centers, and animal shelters, NGOs & breeders, which reflects the key purchasing and recommendation channels identified in global pet calming markets. Household pet owners represent the largest segment, driven by the increasing trend of pet humanization and pet parenting in Indonesia’s urban centers, where owners treat their pets as family members, are more aware of anxiety and stress?related behaviors, and are willing to invest in preventive wellness, behavioral health, and comfort?oriented solutions purchased through retail stores and e?commerce platforms.

The Indonesia Pet Calming Products Market is characterized by a dynamic mix of regional and international players. Leading participants such as Royal Canin Indonesia (PT Royal Canin Indonesia), Hill’s Pet Nutrition Indonesia, Mars Petcare Indonesia (including brands such as Pedigree & Whiskas), PT Central Proteina Prima Tbk (CPFISH & local pet nutrition brands), PT Indofeed (Happy Pet & related pet supplement brands), PT Petsworld Indonesia (local pet products & calming supplements), PT Pet Republic Indonesia (Pet Republic retail & private-label calming products), Pet Kingdom (Lippo Group – specialty pet retail & calming product distributor), Groovy Pet Jakarta (Groovy Pet Shop & Pet Services), Feliway (Ceva Santé Animale – Indonesia distributor), Adaptil (Ceva Santé Animale – Indonesia distributor), Pet Remedy (regional distributor active in Southeast Asia including Indonesia), Vetoquinol Indonesia (pet behavior & calming-related products), Virbac Indonesia (veterinary products including calming aids), Local online brands (e.g., Calm&Co Pets Indonesia, and other emerging D2C calming brands) contribute to innovation, geographic expansion, and service delivery in this space.
The future of the Indonesian pet calming products market appears promising, driven by increasing pet ownership and a growing focus on pet wellness. As more consumers recognize the importance of mental health for pets, demand for calming solutions is expected to rise. Additionally, advancements in e-commerce and digital marketing strategies will facilitate greater access to these products, enhancing consumer engagement and driving sales. Companies that adapt to these trends will likely find significant growth opportunities in the future.
| Segment | Sub-Segments |
|---|---|
| By Type | Calming treats & snacks Calming food & supplements Calming sprays & mists Pheromone diffusers & plug-in devices Calming collars & wearable devices Gel, ointment & topical products Others (music/ambient solutions, herbal blends, etc.) |
| By End-User | Household pet owners Veterinary clinics & animal hospitals Pet shops & pet grooming salons Pet boarding, daycare & training centers Animal shelters, NGOs & breeders |
| By Distribution Channel | Online marketplaces (Tokopedia, Shopee, Lazada, etc.) Pet specialty chains & independent pet stores Veterinary clinics & hospitals Supermarkets, hypermarkets & convenience stores Direct-to-consumer (brand websites, social commerce) |
| By Pet Type | Dogs Cats Small mammals (rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, etc.) Birds Others (reptiles, fish, exotic pets) |
| By Formulation | Natural & herbal formulations Synthetic & pharmaceutical formulations Mixed / hybrid formulations CBD & hemp-based formulations (where permitted) |
| By Packaging Type | Bottles & sprays Blister packs & sachets Pouches & stand-up bags Tubs, jars & canisters Others (ampoules, diffusers, refills) |
| By Price Range | Economy / mass-market Standard / mid-range Premium & super-premium Veterinary-prescribed / specialized |
| Scope Item/Segment | Sample Size | Target Respondent Profiles |
|---|---|---|
| Pet Owner Insights | 150 | Dog and cat owners, ages 25-55 |
| Veterinary Perspectives | 60 | Veterinarians, animal behavior specialists |
| Retailer Feedback | 100 | Pet store managers, e-commerce platform representatives |
| Pet Trainer Opinions | 40 | Professional dog trainers, animal behaviorists |
| Product Manufacturer Insights | 40 | Product development managers, marketing executives |
The Indonesia Pet Calming Products Market is valued at approximately USD 160 million, reflecting significant growth driven by increasing pet ownership and rising awareness of pet mental well-being among owners.