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A Comfier Window Seat for Your Dog
Dogs love to look out the car window, but hard window edges can hurt their chin, paws and neck on longer rides. The Dog Car Window Chin Rest Cushion adds a soft, padded place to lean, so daily drives, park visits, weekend trips and road adventures feel better for your furry passenger.
What Pet Parents Like
- Soft support for chin and paws: The cushioned surface eases pressure from hard window edges.
- Helps protect your car door: Puts a soft barrier between your dog's paws and the window trim.
- Waterproof surface: Handles drool, dirt, rain and adventures outdoors.
- Simple to clean: After use, wipe it with a damp cloth.
- Quick to install: Set it on the edge of the car's side window and go; you need no tools.
- Travels with you: It is light and moves easily from one car to another.
Made for These Trips
Heading to the dog park, driving to the vet, camping or taking a long road trip: this car window cushion offers your dog a softer, more comfortable place to rest while taking in the view.
Product Details
- Product Type: Dog car window chin rest cushion
- Size: 15.75 x 1.97 x 1.97 in
- Colors: Blue, Black
- Material: Padded cushion surface that is soft
- Use: Support for the chin and paws at the car's side window
- Cleaning: Wipe with a damp cloth
Travel Note to Keep in Mind
This is a comfort cushion for the edge of the car window, and it is not a safety restraint. For safer rides, use it along with a proper dog car harness, pet seat belt or travel carrier.
FAQ
Does it work as a dog seat belt?
No. It is a comfort chin rest for the car window edge, and you should pair it with a proper pet car restraint when you travel.
Will it fit in my car?
It is made for most standard side car windows. Before ordering, check your window edge against the product size.
Is the surface waterproof?
Yes. It is waterproof, so it wipes clean after drool, rain, dirt or time outdoors.
Which dogs can use it?
Small, medium and large dogs who like to rest their chin or paws by the car window.
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