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Dog Accessories UK

Harnesses, leads, beds and car crates sold in the UK, with the price we found on 21 October 2026 and what each maker says about its design. Harnesses here start at £15.79, beds at £34.99, and the VarioCage, which its maker says is crash tested, costs £552 to £773 at MIMsafe UK. The Highway Code (rule 57) says dogs in cars must be suitably restrained. Start with the guides below, or go straight to the price tables further down. We did not use these products ourselves.

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Accessory guides

Quick answer

  • Harnesses here start at £15.79 (Ancol step-in, XS) and £20.89 (Julius-K9), with the Ruffwear Front Range from £49.95.
  • Check the design the maker describes: not every popular harness is a Y-front.
  • For beds, measure the inside sleeping area, not the outside size.
  • In the car, the Highway Code (rule 57) says dogs must be suitably restrained; the VarioCage, crash tested according to its maker, costs £552 to £773.

Harnesses

  • Julius-K9 IDC Powerharness
    Sizes for dogs of 0.8–90 kg
    Best for: A handle and interchangeable badges
    From £20.89checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Angled chest strap (not a Y-front); reflective stitching; grab handle; side badges
    Retailer
    Julius-K9 UK
  • Perfect Fit Harness
    UK maker; three separately sized pieces
    Best for: Dogs between standard sizes
    £35.70–£43.02 completechecked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Y-shaped front that spreads pulling force across the chest rather than the neck and throat
    Retailer
    Perfect Fit
  • Ruffwear Front Range
    Everyday walking harness
    Best for: Two lead attachment points
    From £49.95checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Front and back lead clips; padded
    Retailer
    Ruffwear UK
  • Ancol Viva Step-in
    Step-in design
    Best for: The lowest price here
    £15.79–£20.99 (XS to L)checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Dog steps into it; no over-the-head fitting
    Retailer
    BATA

Prices from the retailer pages linked, checked on 21 October 2026.

Leads and enrichment

We could not load either retailer page on 21 October 2026 (both blocked automated checks), so we show no price rather than an old one. Check the price on the retailer's page before you buy.

  • Flexi New Comfort 5 m tape (medium)
    Retractable
    Best for: Open spaces, dogs up to 25 kg
    Not confirmed
    What the maker says
    Medium 5 m tape rated to 25 kg
    Retailer
    VetUK
  • LickiMat Slomo
    Slow feeder and enrichment
    Best for: Slowing down fast eaters
    Not confirmed
    What the maker says
    Textured mat for spreading food or treats
    Retailer
    Pets Corner

Prices not confirmed on 21 October 2026; the maker's descriptions are unchanged.

Beds

For beds with removable, washable covers compared in detail, see our washable dog beds guide.

  • Omlet Topology (medium)
    Memory-foam base with zip-on toppers
    Best for: Swapping or washing the top layer
    £45 (sale; Omlet lists £90 full price)checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Memory-foam mattress; toppers include an optional bolster
    Retailer
    Omlet
  • Danish Design Deluxe Slumber
    Cushion bed; 24 in £69.49, 30 in £91.49
    Best for: A mid-price cushion bed
    From £47.99checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Deep-filled cushion bed
    Retailer
    Chelsea Dogs
  • Scruffs Wilton
    Small size; large out of stock when checked
    Best for: A raised-side sofa bed
    £34.99checked 21 Oct 2026
    What the maker says
    Sofa-style bed with raised sides
    Retailer
    Chelsea Dogs

Prices from the retailer pages linked, checked on 21 October 2026.

Crates and car travel

Highway Code rule 57 says dogs in a vehicle must be suitably restrained so they cannot distract you or be injured if you stop quickly, and lists a seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard as ways to do it (checked 21 October 2026).

The MIMsafe VarioCage Single cost £552 (X-Small, for breeds up to 38 cm at the withers) to £773 (XX-Large) at MIMsafe UK on 21 October 2026. MIMsafe says it was crash tested at SP, now RISE, the Swedish research institute, in front, rear and rollover tests. Cheaper restraints and crates, and which of them name a crash test, are compared in our dog car travel guide. For tracking a dog that roams, see our GPS tracker comparison.

How we compared · 12 sources, checked 21 October 2026Show

What we did

checked each product's current UK price and the maker's own description of its design, and the Highway Code rule on restraining dogs in cars.

What we did not do

use these products ourselves. On 21 October 2026 the Flexi and LickiMat retailer pages blocked our check, so their prices are not shown. An earlier version of this page listed products that do not exist under the names given (a 'Hurtta Active Harness', a 'BrilliantPad Orthopaedic' bed, 'Rosewood Snuggle' dog beds), products not sold in the UK (PetFusion, MidWest iCrate, Gunner G1, Garmin Astro), a wrong 'Y-harness' description and unsourced star ratings; these have been removed.

Prices and terms change. Confirm on the retailer's page before you buy.

Others we looked at

  • Company of Animals Clix long line (5 m): listed here until 21 October 2026. Company of Animals' long line page now shows its Coachi Training Line instead, and we could not confirm a current price for the Clix line, so it has been removed.

What changed in this update

  • 21 October 2026: Prices re-checked. Ancol step-in now £15.79–£20.99 at BATA; Ruffwear Front Range from £49.95 at Ruffwear UK (the Gallop page no longer exists); Omlet Topology medium £45 in a sale; Perfect Fit £35.70–£43.02. Flexi and LickiMat prices could not be confirmed and are no longer shown. Clix long line removed (replaced by the maker). Added the VarioCage UK price (£552–£773 at MIMsafe UK), Highway Code rule 57, links to the car travel, cameras, cooling and Christmas gift guides, and FAQs from real search questions.

Every dog accessories guide

Frequently asked questions

Is a dog harness better than a collar?

Many owners prefer a harness for walking because it takes pressure off the neck, but fit matters more than type. Dogs Trust suggests a Y-shaped, fixed harness that does not cross directly in front of the shoulders. Your dog still needs a collar and ID tag in public by law; see our harness comparison and new puppy checklist for the details.

What dog crates are crash tested?

Few crates name a crash test. MIMsafe says its VarioCage was crash tested at the Swedish research institute now called RISE, in front, rear and rollover tests; MIMsafe UK listed the VarioCage Single from £552 to £773 on 21 October 2026. Many crates make no crash-test claim, so look for a named test if you transport your dog by car.

Are dog car seats safe?

The Highway Code (rule 57) says dogs must be suitably restrained so they cannot distract you or be injured if you stop quickly, and lists a seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard. Booster seats are not on that list, and the one in our car travel comparison claims no crash test.

What size dog bed should I get?

Measure your dog lying in its usual sleeping position, and check the inside sleeping area rather than the outside dimensions, because raised sides reduce the usable space.

How we research this topic

We checked each product's current UK price and the maker's own description of its design, and link every price to the retailer page it came from. The full method, and what we did not do, is in the evidence panel above.

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