10 Best Pet Vacuum Cleaners UK 2024 | Dyson, Miele and More

This vacuum goes the extra mile and not only vacuums your floors, but scrubs them too. The CrossWave Pet Pro is a digitally-operated multi-surface cleaner that vacuums, washes and dries floors, leaving them looking as good as new. 

The 3000 rpm brush scrubs and washes for a deeper clean, whilst keeping the dirty water entirely separate in its own dedicated tank. It also promises to clean up after your pet quicker than using a mop and bucket! This offers great value for money and looks to be the pet owner's secret weapon in the fight against dirt and hair. 

Whilst this vacuum is quite heavy, it easily converts into a fantastic lightweight lift-away handheld cleaner offering continuous power to the brush head, so you can give tight spaces such as under-beds and stairs a thorough clean. 

The pet attachment also offers great animal hair removing power from carpets and upholstery, making this a really adaptable cleaner. Other notable features include side suction for edge-to-edge cleaning, adjustability to many flooring types, and a long 1.8 m hose reach. For the price, you can't fault its excellent cleaning power and versatility. 

This updated version from the Dyson Animal cordless range has a 40% larger dust capacity, so you can clean for longer without stopping to empty it.  Dyson report that the digital V10 motor generates the same suction power of a full-size vacuum, and this newer model has a longer-lasting battery life with no loss of suction.

The HEPA filtration captures allergens and expels cleaner air back into your home, meaning that this vacuum has been certified asthma- and allergy-friendly. Although this is by no means a cheaper vacuum, it is a universally popular choice with reviewers awarding it over 90% of 5-star reviews. 

This vacuum has been designed with pet owners in mind as it promises to banish pet odours and allergens from your home with the HEPA filter, while the Turbobrush reliably picks up pet hair from your carpets. It also features a 4-stage power dial, meaning you can tailor the suction to your floorings and textiles. 

Whilst this is towards the top of the price scale of this listing, it has earned many complimentary reviews, commenting on how well it deals with large amounts of pet hair and how strong the suction is. 

This upright cleaner is high-performance with multi cyclone technology giving it strong suction to pick up anything in its tracks. The hose on this vacuum has a massive 17m reach, meaning that even if you leave it at the bottom of the stairs you'll be able to clean at the top of them without moving it. 

The power cord on this vacuum is 9 m, which means that coupled with its 17 m hose reach you have a fantastic cleaning range without having to change power sockets. It also has an excellent HEPA filter and comes with plenty of useful attachments. 

This bagless cylinder is great for any floor type, and its 700 W power (can go up to 800W) and cyclone technology is sure to provide strong and consistent suction to get rid of any trace of pet hair in your home. The 2.5 litre capacity means you can do a thorough clean without having to empty it, and the attachments it comes with will be sure to help you get into every nook.

Glowing reviews report that this is a great value vacuum and is very quiet with a noise level of 72dB. It also energy efficient at A+, and has excellent HEPA filter to keep allergies at bay. At 4.6kg, its compact design makes for easy manoeuvrability, with multiple handles there to further assist you.

The self-sealing bags in this vacuum mean that when it comes to emptying the bag, all the dirt and dust is sealed inside minimising the risk of anything escaping. The powerful rotating pet turbo brush loosens and lifts stubborn pet hair leaving your carpet and upholstery perfectly clean. 

With a 9 m power cord and a hose reach of 1.5 m, this vacuum gives a great cleaning range without having to unplug from the power socket. While it's excellent value for money, some users have reported that it feels a bit plasticy and flimsy, and that it isn't quite as powerful as some of its competitors. 

This robot vacuum uses a three-stage cleaning system with dual brushes to make sure that every hair is picked up from your floors. It works using Imprint Smart Mapping technology to map out all areas of your house, and its cleaning schedule can be set using the iRobot HOME app and also through your Amazon Alexa device. 

As convenient as this technology is, it comes at a premium with this being the most expensive vacuum on our list, and while the cost is high it may be worth the money to anyone short on time to clean. However, you still need to remember to clean and empty the dirt bin after every vacuum. 

The Gtec AirRam is super lightweight, making it easy to manoeuvre and clean all those hard-to-reach spots where pet hair gathers. It compresses the dirt as it cleans so that when you come to empty the container, the compressed dirt falls out easily and cleanly with the help of a slider.

While it is lightweight, it doesn't come with any attachments so if you need upholstery cleaning, for instance, you will need to buy their handheld vacuum cleaner to do so. The battery life is only around 40 minutes depending on the settings used, so this may not be suitable if you have a larger home to clean. 

The Henry PET200 has a HairoBrush cleaning attachment to make sure that even the most embedded of pet hair is sucked up into its self-sealed 9 litre capacity bag. While it isn't fitted with a HEPA filter, it does have a MicroFresh charcoal air filter to make sure all those awful pet smells are kept sealed within.

Whilst this machine is undeniable powerful, it's 8 kg weight and large capacity mean it's very heavy and bulky, making it hard work to manoeuvre when cleaning tight spots such as the stairs.