Review on 🐾 Rivins Pets Waterproof Dog Car Seat Cover Protector - Scratchproof, Nonslip Hammock for Backseat Protection Against Dirt and Pet Fur - Durable Seat Covers for Cars, Trucks, and SUVs by Laura Belisle

Many typical features/benefits: Front ventilation grille + Pocket side flaps with zippers and straps for lap belts around front seat headrest and rear seat headrest - Holes of Velcro for seat belt access - Sturdy enough to hang over the leg section of the seat. Cons: - Doesn't come with seat belt clip for seat belt clip. What is pictured are the straps for the side flaps - the seat belt is accessed via velcro and keeps closing and difficult to get to the seat belt when you put it back on. A zipper would be much better and more accurate, with less effort. The side flaps aren't bad, but an uncomfortable size. They're not big enough to protect your doors at all, they're only good for dogs to lean on, but if you open them for a human to sit, they also make it harder to close. Clean up door - no quick way for human guests to sit down. Other products have a zipper where the hammock is located so you don't have to take everything off to access the leg area. That being the case, there's an awkward sag when you remove a side or fold down a seat, so you usually have to remove everything, not half of one side or the other, even if you're only seating one person. It is also affected by problems with seat belts and side flaps. Final thoughts: If you never (or often) carry people in the back seat, then it's cheap and not bad. The side flaps are a bit short if you're worried about damaging the door (my 12 lb dog is small but still does damage causing lots of scratches on the door when you get out of the car and even when you getting out the front seat only to get to the back doors to get it) However, if you're driving people, converting them to seats is a bit too much work in my opinion. It would be really nice if they could just sit on it, unzip it to access the leg area and just sit on it. But whatever the case, you essentially have to remove everything and put everything back together. And depending on where you parked, being stuck in someone else's driver's seat can explain a lot.