🐾 Protective and Convenient: confote Dog Car Seat Covers with Mesh Visual Window, Storage Pockets, and Non-Slip Washable Design Review

Cheaply made. Zippers don't go without some sort of barrier to keep them closed. The straps need strengthening as one of them fell off when the dog got in the car. I love its flexibility and the protection it offers for the seats, but the quality issues with the modifications I had to make really affected my review.

I was so excited about this as our pup doesn't like being in the back and always climbs up front to be with us. Unfortunately I was disappointed and have to go back. Doesn't fit in our truck at all and the window has zips which means the pup can just put his paw on the top of the window and the zip pops open easily. The only plus is the seat belt clip.

I am editing my original 3 star review and upgrading it to 1 star after seeing how cheaply made this product was. The places where my dog won't sit or fumble started to crumble. You can see that the cut and material are not optimally chosen. The zippers are cheap and don't close. I was even more disappointed when I saw that this product barely withstood a weekly use in such a short period of time.

Great product overall! I especially like the mesh screen, which allows my dog to still see what's going on in the front seat. It's easy to install, clean, and store away (it comes with a great bag to put it back in). My only complaint is that on one side the zipper that holds the door protection panel doesn't hold up! My dog, like most, is an avid window lover and he realized that the zipper would open on one side if he leaned on it.

My pet is a 45 pound Australian Cattle Dog who has a bad habit of balancing on the console between the seats while I'm driving. I bought this particular seat cover because of the mesh window to give my pet a front view and breathe in the summer. Unfortunately, the lattice window is not preserved. My dog can easily paw at the window to wind it down, but honestly she slides down when getting in and out, leaving an unsafe "hole" between the seats. I have to use safety pins to hold it in place so I

I love it! I call it a taco to protect my seats and it's awesome. At first my dog was reluctant to enter but now everything is fine, he can jump on the side of the door and push down the door safety barrier, but I tightened the safety part on the seat belt part and it solved the problem. question mostly. The velcro for seatbelt access is quite long so dirt only gets into your seats through it, but it wasn't such a big issue that I needed an extra cleaning. It's easy to stow in the trunk and…

The dog park where we take our one year old Sheppard Husky mix is almost out of grass so when we have rainy weather either species turns the ground there into a literal mud pit. My troublemaker 1 year old rides in all kinds of mud, even more so when it's really mud I swear he likes to bring home mud and mud, he just rolls in the mud. So this seat cover definitely saved my seats in such a way that I actually call it my mud hammock 🤣! And it still seems to be held together because it's built so…

I was so surprised by the quality! I did a lot of research to find exactly what I was looking for at a great price and it was perfect. I especially liked the mesh mesh panel with zippers on BOTH sides so you can fully unzip and place the mesh in the walkway area for your pets to easily move from the front seat to the back seat. I have a 2006 Ford Focus and it fits in the back seat. very good! Since my car doesn't have rear seat headrests, I have to improvise by lengthening the straps so I can…

This is a great product! I'm so glad someone invented them to get tons of pet hair off my seats. It also protects the skin from possible scratches from nails. The only problem I have is the fit. I have a 2016 Chevy Equinox. The rear headrest straps cannot be trimmed so that the rear edge of the seat cover is flush with the back of the seat itself. I was able to develop an unconventional cure; never mind. Seat belts are a great addition and everyone should buckle their dog in the same way they…