JACO ProtectPro Dog Seat Cover Review

My wife and I, like many others, have probably been putting sheets and towels in the back seats for years to protect them from our dogs shedding themselves and dirty paws getting wet in the lake after hiking or jumping in the lake. Of course, these things often either aren't thick enough, move fast, or look crappy (although we don't really care what they look like). the above bases and actually looks quite decent. After a few rides already with a protective seat, we can breathe a sigh of relief

I was hesitant to buy this car seat cover as I thought it might be cheap. No, that is not so. The product is made in China, but the construction is solid and the material is durable. It has easily adjustable straps to hang it between the rear seat headrests as well as the front seats. Before I got it I thought it might be too small and would be a hammock, but for my Kia Rio the cover fits right over the rear seats and covers all the rear seat pillars as well as the front seat backs. It's…

There are so many things to love about this vehicle. Easy to install - give it a try. It literally took longer to remove the trash from the back seat than it did to put it down. Sophisticated design - tested. A center zip I never knew I needed. Flaps on the sides that extend to and protect the edges of the seat. Handles on the underside that sink into the seat to prevent swinging up when driving with the windows open. quality check. The material is soft and also water, dirt and scratch…

I recently fitted this car seat cover to my Chevy Equinox before taking our English bulldog to the dog park. It was very easy to unfold and spread out in the back seat, although I had to go over both sides of the car to lay it flat as well as tuck the rollers into the seat's seams. The casters are a great addition which my previous cover (not JACO) didn't have so the cover kept shifting. Because our bulldog is quite strong and can't jump too high, he has to jump to the bottom of the back seat…

I recently bought one of these. The storage bag is a nice feature, it feels very roomy so getting the pet hammock back inside will not be a problem. One thing I noticed when I first started installing it in my car was the lack of smell. I bought one from another brand and it smelled very strongly of chemicals. It had a very faint odor, but it wasn't unpleasant. Installation was very easy once I figured out what the white rubber pieces were for. They had to stuff gaps in the seat back to prevent

The first thing I noticed was the carrying case for your product. It turned out to be of good quality and I was able to fold the item back up and put it back in the carrier. Second, the obviously high-quality ProtectPro material. It was actually thick enough to protect the seats. The straps that went around the front and rear headrests weren't just elastic, they could be undone. This made the installation much easier. For added stability, I appreciated the "handles" designed to be inserted…

The goods came quickly (in 3 days, although I do not have Prime). Came with a nice storage bag. I used it to protect two (leather) captain's seats in my Honda Odyssey, but to do this I had to place the seats side by side to make a bench seat. I was worried the lid would slide all over the place, but it has something on the back that keeps it completely in place, absolutely non-slip. It was easy to attach to the headrests, simply clip around the base of the headrest and adjust the straps as…

I have a 2006 Dodge Charger. This suitcase doesn't fit in the car; too small. I like that the headrest straps don't stretch because my existing cover will stretch and they are fully stretched, but they aren't long enough to go around the rear headrests and stay in place. I put them on and fastened them around the rear headrest, but as soon as the dog climbed in, they came loose. The Charger has soft wedge shapes for the rear headrests. As a test, I attached the D-ring straps to the buckles…