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EveryYay Road Trippin' Pet Vehicle Barrier, Grey
Description
Keeping two hands on the wheel and both eyes on the road can be challenging when your pet is tempted to visit you in the driver's seat. We get it! That's why our EveryYay Road Trippin' Grey Pet Vehicle Barrier uses a durable ripstop fabric to keep your four-legged passenger out of your hair while keeping you in their line of sight and climate control accessible thanks to a breathable mesh panel. Should your day include a trip to the beach or an unexpected rain shower, a waterproof lining helps protect you and your seats from spills, loose hair, and grime. With everything and everyone in their place, you're now ready to enjoy your journey as much as your destination.
- - Road Trippin' Pet Vehicle Barrier from EveryYay
- - Keeps pets in the backseat
- - Mesh panel provides 2-way visibility and ventilation
- - Waterproof & tear-resistant construction protects car interior
- - Strong, adjustable straps for a dependable and easy installation
- - Pockets offer convenient storage
Specifications
| SKU | 3336239 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Plastic |
|---|
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | One Size Fits All |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 49 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 22 IN |
Hand wash in warm water recommended. For heavier stains, machine wash separately on gentle cycle in cold water. Reshape and hang or lay flat to dry. Do not iron.
For Pet Use Only. Not Suitable For Children.
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Torn On Its First Day!
Robert Matthew
No, I do not recommend this product.
Broke in 15 mins
Anonymous 2r
No, I do not recommend this product.
Perfect for road trips
No, I do not recommend this product.
Off my lap
Dog mom
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great product for keep you fuzzy friend safe.
Sskuttle
Yes, I recommend this product.
Nice Way to make space!
Sklls
Yes, I recommend this product.
Works well
Shelly_00013
Yes, I recommend this product.
Well done
PetMotek
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Where do the hooks on the bottom go? I can’t figure out what to hook them to.
- It will Hang on your front seats with the top clips around the headrests and the bottom ones go underneath the front seat. Most vehicles have something underneath to hook them to, if notyou can just let them dangle but that could be dangerous for your pets. You could use a safety pin and attach to the back.
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Does this work for a cargo barrier?
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