HAY Adds to Stylish Dog Accessories Collection
Run, don’t walk to get your hands on these new accessories

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HAY, everyone’s favourite Scandi design company, has heeded the calls from dog parents everywhere and expanded its dog accessories line, HAY Dogsopens in new tab with additional bright colours and products. If your interest is piqued, get your hands on these vibrant accessories just in time for the drab winter months.
The collaboration first launched in 2024 and stems from a collaboration between HAY’s Mette Hay and friend Barbara Maj Husted Werner, owner of the now-closed curated fashion and interiors boutique Holly Golightlyopens in new tab.
As with many a lightbulb moment, HAY Dogs was born during one of Mette Hay and Barbara Maj Husted Werner’s joint dog walks in Copenhagen, where the idea of infusing colour into the often-neutral landscape of pet accessories was born. The result? A delightful array of collars, leads, toys, beds, bowls and neck scarves, each meticulously designed to not only serve their practical purpose but also to reflect the personality of both pup and pet parent. This season, the range has been expanded with new colours and variants to suit the personalities of even more four-legged friends.
The standout piece of the collection is the new travel dog blanketopens in new tab (£65). Say goodbye to fur-covered fleece throws and instead pack your pup this smart recycled polyester option which will look just as good on the move as it does in your home.
There’s also a new harnessopens in new tab – made out of strong recycled nylon – with a d-ring for attaching a lead. It comes in four colourways.
Elsewhere, HAY’s adjustable collaropens in new tab is now available in an additional size (also, new colours) and the OG dog lead now comes in more vibrant colours too. Last year‘s hero product, the block colour dog bedopens in new tab also comes in new sizes to suit the teeniest of dogs all the way up to the biggest of boys (and girls). And of course, the famous HAY bandanasopens in new tab have also increased their colour offerings whilst remaining the same price as before. Which makes a nice change in this economy.
HAY Dogs dares to stand out with its curated colour palette, inviting pet parents and their canine companions to express themselves in a more vibrant way. As Werner aptly puts it, “Dog accessories are something you use every day... so why shouldn’t they be nice to look at?”
Our editors (and their pets) picked out these products. They’re always in stock at the time we publish, but there’s a chance they’ll sell out. If you do buy through our links, we may earn a commission.
Our pick of the best HAY Design dog accessories

Orla Pentelow
Orla Pentelow is Kinship UK’s Senior Editor. She has previously written for British Vogue, Bustle, Yahoo and The Telegraph. When not at her desk liking dog videos she’s out and about with her rescue pup, Luna, who works primarily as chief distractor.

Jess Commons
Jess is a writer, editor and former global lifestyle director at Refinery29 with previous stints at ITV, Grazia, The Debrief (RIP) and more. She is a sucker for an older gentleman cat with A Past and spends most of her time being told what to do by her toddler and her three-legged rescue cat, Mac.
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