Dog Car Seat with Pet Seat Belt, Dog Booster Seats (2-in-1) Fold Down Flaps for Full Front Seat Coverage or Small Dog Hammock | Pet Travel Accessories (Car seat)

Supplied with many security features HOWEVER, as dogs should not be on a front seat, suggest an addition security flap is attached which may be attached to front seat under the headrest. This would prevent the dog flying forward should there be an impact.

Replacement for previous car seat. This attaches easily and seems very secure when in place. The sides have what seems to be a hard foam in them and unfortunately because me dog likes to lean on one of the sides, it is warping out of shape a little. Not sure yet how it will hold up longer term. Easy to clean though and keeps him happy.

This thing is like a doggy throne - it's got a cozy little bed, a seatbelt for safety, and even a built-in treat dispenser (just kidding, that's not included, but a girl can dream).Great investment for anyone who wants to keep their dog safe and comfortable while traveling. Plus, it's just too darn cute not to have.I do want to note that may not be the best fit for every car. In our case, we have a BMW7 with a particularly large side seat, which made it a very challenging to get the straps around the sides of the car seat. However, we found that the middle seat worked just right.So, if you have a larger car like ours, you may need to experiment a bit to find the best position for the car seat. But once you find the right spot, it's smooth sailing from there.

My 13.4Kg Cockapoo normally goes in the back of my car in a hammock. However, when I have my grandsons 2 car seats in ,my dog has to sit in the front. This was easy to install though the zips are quite stiff. I use my own headrest seat belt. The one that is attatched to the seat is quite long. I also use a dog harness. As you can see by the pictures, he sits in it quite comfortably. Does prevent him from falling off front seat. Offers a bit more security. He can lie down ( curled up) but seems to prefer sitting up and looking out the windscreen. Cant really vouch for durability as only used x2 so far.

I bought this for my 21kg labradoodle, he’s too big for the zips to be done up into a bed/box shape but it works really well with the zips undone too.

Just big enough for my pooch to use in the car. Travel bag an accede extra

This is pretty good, I got this for an incontinent jack russell and it seems great so far. It has two clips that go round the body of the seat and headrest, rubberised under the seat and has a clip for attaching to harness, probably not as strong as using a clip in seatbelt but you could always add another attachment, the sides will squash down, when stood on, but when yr pup is curved up they are fine, I have vet bed in base of mine to absorb leaks. Whole lot folds flat, zips are a bit tricky but fine.

It is not as rigid and strong as it seems on photo, and my dog can easily move it if put on back seat! It does the job and easy to clean, just hope it can be more sturdy!