IRIS Animal Single Seat Cover Review

Would give 5 stars if the seat was longer. Easy to install. Appears to be a high quality material. I just wish the part of the seat (where the hair goes) was big enough to cover the seat.

As my dog gets older (he is 10 years old now) he becomes more and more restless in the car. Our vet suggested getting him a hammock so he would feel safe and have his own space in the car. It was incredibly easy to install (although I'm hesitant to install it because it really was easier). It took maybe 5 minutes and then we were ready to go. It's also very easy to take apart and store in the trunk when you don't need it. And the most important thing: It works. My dog is less likely to shake…

This hammock had a lot of potential and I was really excited to try it. When I took it out of the bag I saw that the quality of the material is much better than what I used. The ends were very well finished and it had a good waterproof backing. During the installation I noticed a few oddities. First, it was smaller than my old one. It didn't fully cover the seats in my RAV4. Also, it had a lip of sorts, I guess, to collect dirt, but it becomes a spot where the dog can snag its leg when getting…

This is one of those things that is really, REALLY going to change depending on not just the car but the driver. As for the headrest on the seats, it fits my car (Mazda 2017 CX-5). I'm over 1.80m tall, my seat is pushed back as far as possible and tilted backwards for loading. This makes it MUCH easier to reach into the back seats and put that flat backrest on the back seat. But for a small person, if the front seat is not just moved forward, but tilted up more vertically, it doesn't matter…

I have another seat cover that fits our F150 perfectly, but I wanted the second cover to rotate when the first one is cleaned. I have dogs in the truck daily, a German Shepherd, a Plott Hound, a Rhodesian Ridgeback and sometimes a Beagle mix. Different sizes and different amounts of dirt on the paws. My truck makes a living, but that's no reason it's dirty. This cover is not suitable. It's short by about four inches on each side, exposing part of the seat. Turning it upside down so that the…

This seat cover worked great with no problems the first time we used this type of cover (previously I only used sheets or blankets). The back seat of our SUV (GMC Terrain) slides up to increase trunk space, so it's always better for dogs when they don't have access to the ground. This seat cover took a lot less time to make than the sheet. We just unfolded it and attached the straps to the headrests. Because the rear seat was moved forward, the seat cover lay across the entire seat without…

I was excited to try this as I have two small dogs that need to be held to look out the window when we are in the car. It's good when someone is holding them, but not so good when you're driving. I thought it would make a nice spot in the back for them to lay down and watch the world go by. This hammock arrived in a clear plastic bag with no cap or even instructions. The hammock itself is well made and of good quality. Stitching is even, no skipped stitches. The straps are firmly sewn, the…

Traveling halfway across the country earlier this year I used a combination of tablecloths and dog blankets to line the seats and floorboards to cover. It was a bit of work (especially keeping them in place and washing them afterwards) but it worked. I was excited to get some kind of pet seat cover again. This type of hammock is a little different from regular seat covers. I like the theory but it just doesn't work for my 12 lb dog. Maybe if it was a little bigger. The hammock leaves too much…