PROZAR Dog Car Seat Cover for Back Seat, Hard Bottom Back Seat Extender for Dogs – Supports 400lbs, Back Seat Pet Cover, Dog Hammock for Car SUV and Trucks

Excellent seat cover for traveling with your Dog
I purchased this back seat cover and it went above my expectations. It is very sturdy and you can really feel the quality in the material. The hard bottom provides great stability making it perfect for pets. It’s very easy to install and fits perfectly in the car protecting the seat from hair, dirt, and scratches. My dog travels more comfortably and safely and I feel at ease knowing that the seats are well placed. It’s easy to clean and it’s very stylish. Without a doubt , an excellent purchase and highly recommended for anyone who travels with their pets.

A must-have for anyone who delivers groceries and likes things that rattle
This item arrived on time and is as described, though the computer-generated or “enhanced” images from the manufacturer are not realistic. To see what the product actually looks like I would suggest looking at the reviews; several more-industrious folks have taken the time to upload photos with their reviews; I will not muddy the waters with more of the same.The liner is very easy to assemble and install. I did not look at the directions, of course, and as a result I had initially inserted the shorter support into the longer pocket; all told that added less than a minute to a quick setup.My impression of quality is mixed; the fabric seems to be about what I had imagined. It appears to be passable, though if I had a 90lb dog with any kind of nails jumping on or off this surface I would have serious concerns about it tearing. As it is, I am using this in my car as a place to put bags of groceries and other items being delivered from a supermarket. I am aiming to prevent wear and spills to my car seating surfaces and for that task the materials seem to be sufficient. The buckles and zippers, however, seem to be very light-duty, and I am going to attempt to minimize my use of them. I was somewhat dismayed that I had to unzip the pockets to reconfigure them properly because I would not have been surprised had they failed the second time I used them. Or the first, for that matter. Same for the buckles that go around the headrests. While they fastened and latched easily enough, the plastic seems extremely thin and potentially brittle, so I am going to aim to minimize their use too.The configuration of the headrests in my car are such that the buckle is positioned right on one of the metal posts and has blessed me with two new rattles from the back seat. I am thinking to stick a piece of the fuzzy velcro to the buckle where it contacts the post to quiet the noise.I have a difficult time tolerating things that squeak, rattle, buzz, etc. What a nightmare.Anyway, so I tucked the side flaps under the bottom of the cover. Again, this isnt about pets for me, its about bags of groceries that sometimes leak milk, or shampoo, or the instant-stain dye that drips from the corner of a container of blackberries that was inexplicably on its side at the bottom of a bag packed by “supermarket,” or the ice cream that has been melting for 45 minutes, also on its side…But about that rattling. Sure, this seat cover was affordable, arrived quickly, was easily set up, is of at least passable quality, and will do the thing I need it to do… with a rattle. Which I cannot abide. The first time I heard the sound of that plastic buckle against the metal post, I was forcibly detained by my own imagination, as it gathered my conscious thoughts and whisked me away to a place of living, waking, nightmare……in which I pictured myself on a long road trip in an old car without air conditioning, in this awful scenario. In this nightmare, I was just getting back onto an expressway after refueling, and as I was accelerating on the entrance ramp, a styrofoam cooler in the way back part of the car started to squeak as it rubbed up against something else, and it is squeaking at high pitch and resonating with a bent wheel on the car or something, I am not sure, this is my imagination we are working with here, some of the details are missing or omitted, the point is that I hear that styrofoam squeak knowing I have a totally full tank of gas and another 400 miles to get down the road before I have a reason to stop again, except for that squeak. I will lose my mind if I have to listen to that for the next 400 miles…And then I snap back to reality. *Phew* I am back in my car, the a/c is on, theres no cooler in the way back, thank goodness for the present moment. I really need to take care of the rattling noise, I dont want to get stuck in that awful waking nightmare again.

No es lo que publica en las fotos, es un tapete simple que se puede adquirir en un precio razonable, lo pedi porque tenía el plus de tener una tapa rígida y el material de varias capas, la calidad del tapete medianamente aceptable.