Pet sundries and odds and ends
This is the catch-all aisle for the small, easy-to-forget things that don't fit neatly into a bigger category — poo bags, cleaning sprays, odour neutralisers and the general bits and pieces that keep day-to-day pet ownership running smoothly. None of it is glamorous, but most households get through it constantly.
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What tends to end up here
Poo bags, stain and odour removers, disinfectant sprays and general cleaning products for cages, carriers and floors are the sort of thing that rarely gets its own dedicated shelf but that most households run through constantly. It's an aisle for restocking rather than browsing.
Because it's a genuinely mixed bag, it's worth knowing roughly what you're after before you look rather than expecting a single obvious best-seller — a poo bag dispenser and a carpet stain remover solve completely different problems even though they sit in the same general area.
Keeping the basics stocked
The easiest way to avoid running out of the small stuff is to reorder before you're down to the last one, since these are exactly the items you notice needing at the least convenient moment — halfway through a walk, or mid clean-up.
None of this is glamorous shopping, but it's the sort of aisle that keeps the rest of pet ownership running smoothly, which is worth more day to day than it gets credit for.
In this section
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Reusable Washable Puppy Training Pad
A quilted, machine-washable training pad that absorbs accidents and locks in moisture with a leak-resistant base. Reusable for puppy toilet training and senior dogs, in several bone and paw prints.
From£7.99

Biodegradable Scented Dog Poo Bags — 50 or 200
Citrus-scented biodegradable poo bags with tie handles — breaking down in months rather than the centuries a standard plastic bag takes.
From£4.49

Don't Pee Here Spray
Mustard-scented deterrent spray for keeping a dog or cat off one spot, 500ML
£7.99

DIRTBAG Compostable Dog Poo Bags – Plastic-Free
Genuinely compostable, plant-based poo bags that break down in 180 days — strong, leak-proof, tie-handle bags with no hidden plastics.
From£6.99

Simple Solution Stain & Odour Remover Hard Floors
Dual-action enzyme cleaner for stains and odours on sealed hard floors, 750ml
£9.75

ANIGENE Pet Urine Eliminator 750ml – Citrus Fragrance
Breaks down urine crystals at the source rather than masking the smell — helps fully eliminate odours and reduce repeat marking behaviour.
£12.99

Grannicks Bitter Apple Spray — Chew & Lick Deterrent for Dogs
A non-toxic bitter-tasting spray that discourages dogs from licking wounds or chewing furniture and soft furnishings.
From£11.99

Fleatec House Flea Spray
A household flea spray for carpets and bedding, available in two sizes
From£8.99

Simple Solution Extreme Stain & Odour Remover Dog
A 500ml concentrated enzyme spray for stubborn dog urine, vomit and faeces stains
£8.65

Chenille Muddy-Paws Absorbent Door Mat
A thick chenille door mat that soaks up mud and moisture from paws to protect your floors. The non-slip backing keeps it in place and it's machine washable and quick-drying for easy upkeep.
From£13.99

Washable Reusable Puppy Pee Pad
A quilted, absorbent training pad with a waterproof backing that protects floors, carpets and bedding, and washes ready to use again instead of being thrown away after every accident.
From£7.99

Sharples House Training Pads
Absorbent 56 x 56cm training pads with a pheromone attractant, in three pack sizes
From£5.39
Common questions
- What kind of products count as pet sundries?
- Things like poo bags, odour neutralisers, cleaning sprays and general disinfectants for cages and carriers — small, frequently used items that don't belong to one specific product category but that most pet owners get through regularly.
- Are pet odour neutralisers safe to use around animals?
- Most pet-specific sprays are formulated to be safe once dry, but check the label for any guidance on keeping pets away while it's wet or airing the room, and never use a human cleaning product as a substitute.
- How many poo bags should I keep on hand?
- More than feels necessary — a dispenser clipped to a lead is easy to refill at home before you run out on a walk, and running out mid-walk is one of the more common small frustrations of dog ownership.
- Can I use the same cleaning spray for cages and floors?
- Check the label rather than assuming — a spray safe for a hard floor isn't automatically safe inside a small animal's cage, where they'll be in much closer, more frequent contact with any residue.
- Is it worth buying pet cleaning products in bulk?
- For anything you get through regularly, like poo bags or a disinfectant spray, buying a larger pack usually works out cheaper and means fewer gaps where you've run out at an awkward moment, so it's worth it for the genuinely frequent items rather than everything in the aisle.
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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.