Hiro + Wolf

Recorded answer text · Google AI Overviews · 13 September 2026

The top British-made pet products include the durable Sherpa fleece oval dog beds by P&L and the luxury tweed bedding collection by Earthbound UK.Britain has many skilled makers crafting high-quality pet supplies, ranging from cozy bedding and stylish accessories to natural foods.[](

### Beds and Comfort

- P&L Oval Bolster Beds: Hand-crafted in the UK with heavy-duty upholstery fabric and non-clumping thermal filling to keep pets warm. - Earthbound UK Tweed Beds: Accredited by Made in Britain, offering traditional tweed and fleece-lined dog beds. - Lords & Labradors: Specializes in handmade puppy bedding, crate sets, and luxury high-wall dog beds.[](

### Accessories and Apparel

- Walksters Waterproof Dog Coats: Padded, windproof coats designed to protect dogs in all seasons, sold exclusively via Treat Your Dog. - Hiro + Wolf: Vibrant, hand-illustrated collars and leads made with British-printed fabrics and trimmed with vegetable-tanned leather. - Hettie: A family-run business creating award-winning tartan and tweed dog harnesses, collars, and bow ties.[](

### Natural Pet Food

- Lily's Kitchen: Pioneer in natural, nutritious wet and dry food made with proper meat and botanical ingredients. - Forthglade: Devon-based brand that slow-cooks simple, wholesome, and vet-approved natural meals for dogs.[](

If you'd like, tell me:

- What type of pet you have (dog, cat, etc.) - What specific product you need (food, bed, collar, toys)

I can give you a more tailored recommendation.

Recorded answer text · ChatGPT · 4 October 2026

If by “British owned” you mean the company/brand is UK-owned-not merely that the products are made in Britain-there are some excellent options. I'd prioritise these:

### 🇬🇧 Standout British-owned pet brands

| Brand | Best for | Why I'd consider it | |---|---|---| | JR Pet Products | Treats & chews | Yorkshire-based, strong range of single-protein/natural treats | | The Innocent Hound | Dog food & treats | Family-owned Yorkshire business; British-sourced ingredients are a major focus | | Naturaw | Raw dog food | Yorkshire-based and 100% privately owned; also a B Corp | | Eden Pet Foods | Dog & cat food | UK-based British pet-food brand with manufacturing in Britain | | Wilson's Pet Food | Cold-pressed dog food | Scottish-made, UK-owned food | | Pooch & Mutt | Functional treats | British brand with a particularly good range of supplements/treats | | Lords & Labradors | Beds & accessories | Premium UK independent brand; makes products through its own workshop | | Hiro + Wolf | Collars, leads & accessories | British-designed, independent and particularly stylish | | Ruff & Tumble | Drying coats | British dogwear specialist; excellent for wet-weather dogs | | Beco Pets | Eco accessories | Established British pet brand with a strong sustainability focus |

A useful distinction: British-made ≠ British-owned. For example, the British-made directory lists brands such as James Wellbeloved, but ownership can be elsewhere. buybritain.commadeingreatbritain.uk

### My top 5

1. JR Pet Products - probably my first choice for treats. Current products include its Pure Chicken Sticks and Pure Training Treats. ### [JR Pet Products Pure Chicken Sticks]() £3.99

2. The Innocent Hound - particularly good if you want British meat and a smaller/family-owned business. buybritain.commadeingreatbritain.uk

3. Naturaw - one of the strongest choices if independent ownership + sustainability are important to you. UK Pet Food describes it as 100% privately owned. www.ukpetfood.org

4. Hiro + Wolf - excellent if you're after attractive, genuinely British-designed accessories rather than mass-market pet gear. buybritain.commadeingreatbritain.uk

5. Lords & Labradors - a strong premium option for beds, travel and accessories; it's identified as one of the UK's leading independent pet ecommerce brands. www.suttoncommerce.co.uk

One important caveat: ownership changes, particularly in the pet-food industry, so I'd distinguish British-owned, independent/family-owned, and merely UK-made. Some apparently British brands are now backed by overseas private equity or multinational groups.

If you tell me whether you're looking for dog, cat, or both, I can make you a proper top-20 list of British-owned brands, including who owns each one, where they're based, what they sell, and which ones are genuinely independent/family-owned.