Dog travel accessories
This is the catch-all for dog travel kit that doesn't fit neatly under carriers or car seat belts — things like collapsible travel bowls, training treat bags for the car, and portable water bottles for a walk or a journey.
What's in it
A collapsible double-zip travel bowl folds flat for a bag or glovebox and unzips into two bowls for food and water, which is a lot more practical for a day out than carrying a full-sized bowl. A portable travel bottle does the same job for water on a walk without needing a bowl at all.
A training treat bag clips to a belt or bag strap and keeps treats accessible without digging through a pocket, which matters as much in the car park before a walk as it does on the trail itself.
Choosing what you actually need
Match the item to the trip rather than buying everything at once — a short local walk rarely needs more than a treat bag and maybe a water bottle, while a long car journey or a day away benefits from the collapsible bowls as well.
Anything that folds flat or clips onto existing kit is worth prioritising if space in the car or a bag is tight, since the whole point of this sort of accessory is that it earns its place without adding much bulk.
In this section
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
3-in-1 Folding Pet Stroller with Removable Carrier
A folding pet stroller whose carrier lifts out to use on its own, giving small, senior or recovering pets a wheeled ride to the vet and back home again.
£115.99
3-in-1 Padded Pet Travel Carrier Bed & Car Booster Tote
A quilted pet tote that switches between a portable bed, a raised car booster and a carry bag.
From£24.99
Speckled Fleece Pet Mat — Crate & Travel
A reversible sherpa fleece mat with a foam inner and non-slip base — hypoallergenic, machine washable, and sized to fit standard crates.
From£17.99
Foldable Mesh Pet Travel Tent
A pop-up mesh tent giving pets shaded, breathable shelter outdoors or travelling.
£37.99
Expandable Soft-Sided Pet Travel Carrier
A polyester duffel carrier that unzips into a 52 x 36 x 32cm mesh cabin held out by four support bars, supplied with a dual-season mat, safety rope and storage pouch.
£60.99
Bolstered Dog Car Seat Travel Bed
A plush, bolstered travel bed that spans the rear seats to give your dog a secure, comfortable place to settle on car journeys. The padded walls offer reassuring support and the wipe-clean cover protects your seats.
£68.99
Wheeled Pet Trolley Carrier for Air Travel
An airline-friendly wheeled trolley carrier that makes trips away calmer and easier on your pet.
£79.99
Back Seat Travel Set
A washable back-seat bed, a seat-belt tether and a travel water bottle so car trips are safe and clean.
£50.49
Dog Car Booster Seat Travel Bed
A raised, bolstered booster bed that lets small dogs travel safely and see out of the window, with a built-in safety leash clip and a storage pocket. The cosy padded sides and wipe-clean cover keep journeys comfy and tidy.
£49.99
PawHut Foldable Dog Stroller with Detachable Carrier — Red
A folding dog stroller whose padded compartment lifts off and becomes a carrier — for dogs up to 10kg and 40cm long. Mesh window, zipped doors, dual rear brakes.
£124.99
Ancol Viva Travel Harness
A car and walking harness with two D-rings, in three colours and four sizes
From£24.29
Kingdom Pet Travel Bottle
A 450ml pet travel bottle with an attached bowl and hanging clip, in an assorted colour
£3.99
Common questions
- How much water should I carry for a dog on a walk?
- It depends on the length of the walk and the weather, but a portable bottle with a built-in bowl attachment is usually enough for anything up to a couple of hours. Longer or hotter walks need more, and access to fresh water matters more than the exact amount carried.
- Do collapsible travel bowls fold flat enough for a bag?
- Yes, that's their main advantage over a rigid bowl — most fold down to close to flat once empty and dry, though check the specific dimensions on the listing if bag space is genuinely tight.
- What's a training treat bag actually for?
- It's a small pouch, usually clipped to a belt, waistband or lead, that keeps treats within easy reach during training or a walk, rather than having to stop and dig through a coat pocket every time you want to reward your dog.
- Can these travel accessories go in the dishwasher?
- Most collapsible bowls and travel bottles are dishwasher safe, but check the specific listing, since fabric treat bags and some folding bowls with fabric parts should be hand washed instead.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.