Dog hair on the back seat is the lesser problem. The bigger one is that a dog on smooth upholstery slides around with every turn and has to brace itself in the footwell when braking. A hammock stretches between the front and rear seats, closing this gap.

Perfect for you if

• your car has headrests in the front and back
• your dog slides on the back seat or falls into the footwell
• you want to protect upholstery and door panels
• you want to see your dog while driving

Not suitable if

• you are looking for a restraint system in the sense of the road traffic regulations. The hammock will not hold a dog in an impact
• your vehicle does not have rear headrests
• your back seat is significantly narrower than 132 cm

Dimensions when unfolded

What it offers

• Continuous lying surface instead of a seat bench with a gap in front of it
• Two large side panels for the door trim
• Mesh window in the middle, you see your dog and he sees you
• Two mesh pockets for leash, treats or waste bags
• Four attachment loops, removable and wipeable

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it replace a restraint system in the car?
No, and that's the most important point here. A dog must be secured as cargo. The hammock prevents slipping, but a crash-tested safety harness with a seat belt remains mandatory.

Will it fit in my car?
The make or model is not decisive, but rather the distance between the front and rear headrests and the width of your back seat. Measure both and compare them with the values above.

Can my dog still look out the window?
Yes, the mat is at seat level. For small dogs, the view is even better than in the footwell.

Does it slip when getting in?
Not if the loops are correctly tensioned. Tighten them after the first few trips, as the material settles initially.

Returns?
14 days without justification.