pecute Dog Car Seat Cover, Car Seat Cover for Dogs with Viewing Window/Side Flaps/Storage Bags, Dog Hammock Scratch Proof Nonslip Back Seat Protector for Cars Trucks SUV(146x136cm)

I have a Kia Sportage 2024 and this fits perfectly. I have had it for almost three months and have two SBT boys who get very mucky during our walks, especially as the weather here has meant the ground has been wet and muddy for months! We go out in the car daily. This cover has been amazing, it has saved my car upholstery getting ruined. It is easy to install and also easy to clean. I recently had to contact the seller’s customer service team and they have been so helpful - something I feel is sadly very unusual these days. I cannot recommend highly enough and I am very fussy! I have already ordered another one to have as a spare, just in case!

Very good car cover, easy to fit, looks good, easy to keep clean…..very pleased

It is not ideal for a car which has a seatbelt attachment in the centre. If you want to protect the sides/doors as well, you need to have the handles on top of the back door. I have an AUDI TT and although I like the quality of it it has a good fit on the seat per se. When I attach the dog restraints, the protector is pulled sideways, since my seatbelt attachments are central to the seat, and I cannot protect the sides at all, since I have nowhere to support the side strap. the zippers get unzipped very easily. All the time I zipped them up, they got unzipped immediately on the first trip.

Great piece of kit. Fits well in the back seats of a Ford Ranger. Great idea for the restraining clips/strap.

Pleased with it. Comes with a seatbelt attachment and velcro access's points to the seatbelt clip. I’m not sure if would be robust for a very large dog, or a dog that will try and move around a lot, but for my old small JR it seems good enough and a good price.

This seat cover is amazing.I bought it as a gamble because I thought it might be rubbish at only £19.99.It is brilliant.It is super easy to install & fits both in a 5 door mini sportman, a 3 door Mazda hatchback. It is easier to use in a 5 door, but we use it in a 3 door all the time and it’s still easy.Our dog prefers it to seat covers we have had in the past because it creates a sort of bucket shape, so there is no way he could slip down the front of the seat, with plenty of space to stretch out and lie down. There is little Velcro gaps which you can fit the doggy seat belt to, and it comes with a free seat belt.Please use the seatbelt with an appropriate harness, if you clip it onto a collar it will strangle your dog if you have to stop fast or have a car accident.Our dog shed a lot & this seat protects our fabric seats from all the hair, it is also great for soggy muddy dogs. Because of the zips you can get the dog in/out from either side of the car in either a 5 door or 3 door very easily. It takes 3 minutes to install and the straps can be tightened to alter the fit for most cars so it is nice and tidy (not very large 4x4s I believe). When not in use you can either remove it from the car, or we just unzip the sides and fold it down.The viewing panel in between the seats is great for making sure your dog is okay.

Works in both my boot ans back seat. Great for the price, very tough and durable whilst being waterproof.

This is a surprisingly good and well-thought-out product idea, and there are many similar designs on the market.It’s ideal if you want your dog to jump into the back seat of a car and travel, ensuring that the animal will be confined without being restrained, with very low risk it’s likely to come to harm. It is particularly useful for medium-to-large dogs, which can safely occupy most or all of the back seat when stretched out.If your dog jumps into the car muddy from a winter walk, the seat cover may be later removed and hosed down; it’s surprisingly tough and resilient, and almost completely waterproof.The square side flaps are designed to attach to the overhead grab-handles above the doors, but in practice we find that you really don’t need them; they’re most useful when you want to control the timing of the dog’s exit from one door or the other, for example in an environment where there might be moving traffic passing by.This fits the rear seat of a Honda Hybrid perfectly, and the adjustment straps will almost certainly accommodate to any small or medium-sized vehicle. However, in a large SUV (a Jaguar F-Pace for example) the rear straps over the head restraints are barely long enough to stretch and you may need to push the front seats back to make sure it all fits without stretching too much.