Now your dog can be a back-seat driver, with this Car Booster Seat offering a safe place for your dog to sit in the car. Thanks to the raised seating position, your dog will be able to see out of the window during the journey. The Car Booster Seat also allows your dog to remain nearby, rather than being banished to the boot or backseat. The stable basket with mesh sides is made from robust nylon and has a sturdy metal frame. It is ideal for dogs up to 13kg and has an adjustable belt with click fastener that allows it to easily be fastened to the headrest, seatbelt and back of the seat. If you do have a human passenger in the front seat, the Car Booster Seat can also easily be fixed into the back seats. The stable construction of the Car Booster Seat offers security, even when going around sharp corners or braking suddenly. A short lead with carabiner clip helps to prevent your dog from jumping out of the seat. There is a removable base and back wall, both of which are padded with comfortable foam. This helps to ensure your dog remains comfortable even on longer journeys. The Car Booster Seat is also particularly practical, with a zip fastener and three pockets in which you can store treats or accessories you may need at any time on the journey. Once you arrive at your destination, the Car Booster Seat can even be removed from the car and carried with you, or folded up to save space. Car Booster Seat at a glance: Basket seat for dogs up to 13kg, for use in the passenger seats of cars Securely fastened: the adjustable tear-resistant belt with click fastener connects the seat to the headrest, back and seatbelt Possible to mount in a raised position: allows your dog to see out of the window on journeys Stable construction: made from robust nylon with a sturdy metal frame With short lead: length adjustable lead to prevent your dog jumping out Comfortable padding: removable base (wood fibre board) and back wall padded with foam for improved comfort and to protect your car seat from pet hair and dirt Inclusive: lets your dog feel part of the journey rather than being shut in the boot Mesh walls on left and right: for a good view and ventilation Practical pockets: 1 zipper pocket and 3 compartments for accessories Can also be used as a carry case Foldable: to save space Strong material: water- and dirt-resistant Colour: anthracite/light grey Material: polyester, metal Dimensions: Total: 38 x 44 x 35 cm (L x W x H) Basket: 38 x 44 x 22 cm (L x W x H) Base: 39 x 30 cm (L x W) Foam padding: 2cm (H) Side mesh windows: 30 x 16 cm (W x H) Short lead with carabiner: 20-30 (adjustable) x 2.5 cm (L x W) 3 pockets on front: each 14 x 10 cm (W x H) 1 pocket with zipper on front: 40 x 16 cm (W x H) Collapsed: approx. 44 x 38 x 6 cm (L x W x H) Weight: approx. 1280g Please note: Introduce your dog gradually to the Car Booster Seat. It is not intended for long-term housing of your dog. Ensure that the Car Booster Seat cannot move around in the car during transportation. It is only intended to keep your dog in place during a journey and cannot guarantee sufficient protection in the case of an accident. Switch off airbags when using in the front seat.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: zooplus Exclusive
- Price: £15.29
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Check the crate’s inside dimensions, not just the outside, and add a few centimetres to your dog’s measurements.
- For a car crate, measure the boot opening height and the slope of the rear window as well as the floor.
- Buy a puppy crate for the adult size and use a divider panel while house training.
Common questions
Which type of crate is best for the car?
Purpose-built aluminium car crates are the sturdiest and are shaped to fit the boot. Plastic transport crates and wire crates also work if they fit well and are secured so they cannot slide. Fabric crates are fine for calm dogs at your destination but offer little protection while driving.
What size crate does my dog need?
Your dog should be able to stand without its head touching the roof, turn around and lie flat on its side. Measure height to the top of the head or ears and length from nose to base of tail, add a few centimetres, and compare with the crate’s inside dimensions.
