Handles the icky stuff and easy to clean
Transported a carsickness-prone rescue dog (Lab), and of course he barfed all over the back seat of my car. Not that I minded, because he didn't barf all over the back seat itself: he barfed all over the Lassie car seat cover. The car seat cover is easy to install and remove as needed. There are cut-outs for the seat belt connections equipped with velcro, so you can either seal them entirely, if you're not using the seat belt, or make a partial seal if you only want to have the seat belt link available but avoid anything getting through onto the seat. (Helpful if you know you're dealing with a carsickness-prone dog.) The side panels make a satisfactory protection for the door panels unless your dog is absolutely determined to get to the window. The front panel protects the backs of the front seats. There was no leakage, despite the fact that the dog had apparently had a very large breakfast and drunk a lot of water, to boot. I found the cover easy to clean--just squirted some dishwashing liquid on it, hosed it down and did a bit of light sponge scrubbing in a couple of the stitched areas. You wouldn't know it had been used at all. I offered to transport the carsick Lab again whenever needed, but as it happens, he was adopted in pretty short order. I hope the adopters have one of these Lassie car seat protectors. P.S. It also works for schnauzers who don't get carsick, but who have been out in the rain, poodles who for some reason think mud puddles are their personal playgrounds, and mixed breeds who sit in the back seat eating crunchy treats that leave lots of crumbs or drooling over their chew toys. Read more


























