Pet Car Seat - Small - Light Gray

This is a fantastic car seat w lots of clever features. The entire seat can collapse to fit into its own carrying bag, though it's easily put together again in 30 sec. The cover that the dogs rest on is silky soft faux fur which doesn't seem to snag dirt and debris. It easyily zips out for washing, and during the summer you can reverse the cover so the canvas side is up and not the fur. The pillow that boosts the dogs up in the seat has a soft foam side akin to memory foam. It's very roomy, I have 2 18 lb cockapoos sharing the large and they can lie down together w/o anyone looking crowded. I bought this to replace a more expensive seat that they'd been using for yrs. and this one is way better made. All the stitching is straight, there's no exposed foam on the bottom, everything is covered and finished off beautifully. It also comes w 2 huge pockets in the front w velcro flaps and more hidden zippered storage in the back. I was able to hang a travel food and water set made by another company onto the front of this seat. I have the large size on the back seat of my SUV and it fully takes up 2 seats which might not be apparent from the picture. It definitely won't fit in your front seat, unless it's a bench, the bottom and sides have something rigid inside so it holds up like a box, which is why it won't go across your front seat overlapping the middle console. Dogs love it too!

Okay so I don't drive a typical car for dogs, I put this in the back of a 2019 Camaro SS for driving around my fur baby, Rocco. Rocco is a 14.5 week old large bread Labrador / German Shepherd Mix (Sheprador) and is suspected to have some Mastiff in him but that is not yet confirmed. He loves riding around in this booster seat and he fits in it with plenty of room to spare. He might grow out of it in a year or so but right now he loves it!Cons:1. This product is cheaply made, it probably costs only $12 to make it, it should NOT cost $99.2. The dog leash connections that come with it are a joke and as you can see in the picture I don't even use them. I bought a seat belt leash and slit a hole in the bottom of this boost seat to feed it through the bottom and connect it to the seat belt. I have a seat cover so I am not worried about anything getting on my seats. If you need any more evidence that this works, if I am willing to do this to a Camaro, I'm sure your car will be fine. A coupe has limited space in the back and no head rests for the seat covers but I have them attached to the fold down seat in the back to hold it in place. No messes get through!!!! And the seat belt leash gives Rocco plenty of room to stand and lay down secure!Overall: It will get the job done! But it is grossly over priced. $25 would be a good deal. $50 is probably pricey. I was desperate and purchased it at $100 because I wanted to secure my pup, keep him comfortable, and keep my car clean.

I bought this booster seat for my daughter's dachshund mix. He was a terrible traveler and often got carsick. This seat made him high enough to see out the window. He is much happier and now enjoys going for a drive. It is long enough for him lie down if he wants. He mostly sits and looks out the window. This product is easy to install. It also has 2 liners for either hot or cool weather. They are easy to remove to wash. There are pockets to put small items like poop bags and treats.I had to return another booster for dogs under 40 pounds. It was a box type structure and did not have enough room for a long, skinny dog to lie down.When this arrived I had my dog, a basset hound-beagle mix sit in it to model. He is 52 pounds and he enjoyed it too. I may have to buy another for him!

Super cute and rooms just like the picture! Both of my 14lb Chihuahuas got comfortably in this and it's nice and sturdy with both in. I purchase 2 harness attachments from and looped them through the back so that both of my road pals would be secure inside. I also likes that it has 2 security systems to ensure that seat stays nicely in a place in case of accident. The large definitely won't fit in your front seat unless you have a bench seat, or you turn it horizontally. Haven't tried this yet, but will probably see if it'll hold up this way on short trips.

It works very well and our fur babies enjoy being able to see out the window. We have a 2012 Subaru Forester and the only issue is that you can’t pull on the strap in the back very tight or the clip comes undone. This is also because the seats are curved so you can’t push the booster seat flush against it. However this still makes for an absolutely great & safe car seat! I added extra harness clips to the head rest just for my piece of mind.