Dog Bandanas
A bandana is half style, half useful: it’s the easiest way to smarten up a scruff, but it’s also a clear way to flag a nervous dog to other walkers — and the cooling versions are genuinely handy in summer.
Festive Pom-Pom Pet Bandana with Faux-Fur Trim
A festive pom-pom bandana with faux-fur trim for cats and little dogs at Christmas.
Pinstripe Tuxedo Bow-Tie Dog Bandana
A smart pinstripe bandana with a built-in bow tie for instantly dapper, occasion-ready dogs.
Plaid Pet Bandana with Pink Bow
A tweed-style plaid bandana finished with an oversized soft pink bow for a smart, photo-ready look.
Reversible Puppy Print Pet Bandana
A reversible puppy-print bandana that gives your dog or cat two looks in one easy tie-on.
Cowboy Hat & Bandana Pet Costume Set
A novelty cowboy hat and paisley bandana set for a fun, photo-ready western look.
Japanese Kimono Print Pet Bandana Scarf
A reversible kimono-print bandana that threads onto your dog's existing collar.
Shiba Inu Print Dog Bandana
A triangular tie-on dog bandana in a playful navy print of Shiba Inu, bones and paw motifs.
Formal Dog Tuxedo Bandana with Bow Tie
A smart grey tuxedo bandana with a pink bow tie that slips over the collar for weddings and photos.
French Bulldog Print Triangle Pet Bandana
A cotton triangle bandana with a swirl pattern and a cheerful French Bulldog patch. Ties easily around your dog's or cat's neck to add a touch of personality to walks and days out.
Reversible Plaid Pet Bandana
A double-sided plaid bandana that smartens up any dog or cat in seconds. Soft brushed fabric in a classic check, with two looks to choose from depending on which side you show.
Gingham Pet Bandana with Plush Bone
A soft blue gingham triangular bandana topped with a cute plush yellow bone, tying neatly around the neck. Dresses up your dog or cat while a cotton backing catches a little dribble.
Tweed Pearl Pet Bandana with Bow Hairpin
A dressy black tweed triangular bandana trimmed with faux-pearl beading and a gold edge, paired with a matching bow hairpin. Adds a touch of elegance for photos and special occasions while a soft backing catches a little dribble.
Dog Tuxedo Bandana With Bow Tie
A smart formal tuxedo-style bandana with a detachable bow tie on an adjustable buckle collar. Perfect for weddings, parties and photos. Available in black, blue and red bow options.
Gingham Collar Bib Bandana for Cats & Dogs
A gingham bandana bib that catches drool and dribbles, keeping chins and floors drier.
Snap-on vs slip-over-collar
Snap-on (or tie-on) bandanas go straight round the neck and suit collarless lounging at home or photos. Slip-over-collar bandanas have a sewn channel the collar threads through, so they can’t fall off or be pulled off mid-walk — the practical choice for out and about.
Cooling bandanas are a different beast: you soak them in cold water and the evaporation helps a dog shed heat on warm days. They’re a simple, low-cost bit of summer kit, especially for flat-faced and dark-coated breeds that overheat easily.
A bandana that says something
Colour-coded and worded bandanas — “nervous”, “anxious”, “in training”, “do not pet” — are a recognised, low-stress way to ask other people and dogs to give yours space. For a reactive or recovering dog, that bit of warning makes walks calmer for everyone.
Pick a breathable cotton for everyday wear, check the fit leaves two fingers’ room, and take it off for unsupervised time so it can’t snag.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Common questions
How should a dog bandana fit?
Snug but loose enough to slip two fingers underneath — never tight. Take it off when your dog is unsupervised or crated so it can’t catch on anything.
What does a “nervous” or yellow bandana mean?
It’s an informal signal that the dog needs space — it may be anxious, reactive, in training or recovering. Give a dog wearing one room and ask before approaching.
Do cooling bandanas actually work?
Yes, modestly — you soak them in cold water and evaporation draws heat away as it dries. They’re a useful extra on hot days, especially for breeds prone to overheating, alongside shade and water.
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