Booster seats raise small dogs so they can see out, which can help with car anxiety, and console seats keep tiny pets close to the driver. Always check the weight limit on the listing (many are for dogs up to 11–44 lb) and use the tether to clip to a harness, never a collar.
A waterproof hammock seat cover protects the back seat from hair, mud and claws and stops your dog sliding into the footwell. Measure your back seat width and compare it to the cover's size.
Folding pet ramps help senior dogs and big breeds get into SUVs and trucks without jumping, which is easier on their joints and your back. Check the weight capacity and folded length.
Soft-sided carriers and foldable crates keep pets contained on longer trips. A padded harness with a handle gives you a safe point to attach a tether.
Unless a listing says otherwise, our dog car seats and carriers are for comfort and containment, not crash protection.
Many covers and beds are removable and washable; each product page lists care details.
Most attach with headrest straps and seat belts and fit cars, SUVs and trucks. Compare the listed dimensions with your seat.
Keep the rest of the car organized with interior car storage and protect floors with car mats.