Best Pet Training Aids UK (2026) — Page 2
Training pads, clickers and aids for UK dog and cat owners.

#7 Pick
Pet Munchies Chicken Dog Training Treats, Natural Meaty Treats, Pack of 8Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars (4,320)
- Reward-based training
£11.99
Pros
- Small bite-sized pieces are ideal for repeat reward-based training
- Single-source natural chicken with no artificial additives
- Pack of 8 bags gives good value for regular training sessions
Cons
- Strong meaty smell lingers on hands and pockets

#8 Pick
ACME 210.5 Alpha Dog Whistle for Recall and Gundog TrainingRated 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,140)
- Recall training
£12.99
Pros
- Consistent pitch trusted by gundog and obedience trainers
- Durable construction holds up to years of outdoor use
- Compact enough to carry on a lanyard for every walk
Cons
- Fixed pitch may not suit every dog equally well

#9 Pick
Coachi Puppy & Mini Toilet Training Bells, Adjustable Height, Hangs on Door HandleRated 4.5 out of 5 stars (980)
- House training
£8.99
Pros
- Loud, distinct ring teaches puppies to signal for the door
- Adjustable height suits puppies through to small adult dogs
- Easy to combine with clicker training routines
Cons
- Needs consistent practice before puppies use it reliably

#10 Pick
Grannick's Bitter Apple 16oz Chewing Deterrent Spray with Sprayer, Training Aid for Dogs and CatsRated 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,760)
- Anti-chew training
£15.99
Pros
- Bitter taste discourages chewing on furniture, paws and bandages
- Trusted, long-standing formula recommended by many trainers
- Large 16oz bottle lasts through extended training periods
Cons
- Needs reapplying regularly, especially after rain or washing

#11 Pick
PetSafe Treat Pouch Sport, Pet Training and Dog Walking Accessory, RedRated 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,920)
- Reward-based training
£13.99
Pros
- Wide-mouth opening for quick one-handed treat access
- Adjustable belt fits comfortably during active training sessions
- Durable, wipeable fabric copes well with messy treats
Cons
- Single main compartment does not separate treat types