Collection: Car & Travel

Travel essentials designed to help contain hair, moisture, and everyday mess without improvised covers or complicated setup.

Two problems run through every car trip with a dog: the back seat, and the dog's footing on it. A hammock cover keeps hair and mud off the upholstery and stops a dog from sliding into the footwell. A hard-bottom extender turns the gap behind the front seats into flat floor, which matters more than people expect on a long drive. From there it is the things forgotten at the door — a seatbelt tether, a booster seat for small dogs who want the window, a bottle that pours water without a bowl, and a GPS tracker for the rest stop where the leash slips.

Dog traveling comfortably with its owner — Lunna Pet Co Car and Travel

A few things worth checking

  • Start with size

    Your pet's size, and the space you have, decide more than anything else on the page.

  • Check it fits where it goes

    Measure the seat, the floor or the doorway before ordering, and compare it to the dimensions listed.

  • Think about the routine

    How often you will use it, and how it gets cleaned afterwards, is usually what makes something worth keeping.

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