Best Seat Covers

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We all know that dogs love nothing more than being by our side, all day every day. They love being included in daily activities, including car rides! If you want to bring your dog along, keep in mind that they can really muck up your car. Pawprints everywhere, mud on the back seats, scratches, and loose hairs – these are all but guaranteed. Thankfully, there are various car seat cover designs that will ensure that your car’s seats remain in pristine condition when your pooch is in the backseat (or riding shotgun). Drive with your pet in tow without any fear or worry, and wash these removable covers as needed, while the seats underneath remain pristine. A great accessory if you have a brand new car or want to keep it looking its best for as long as possible. Read on to find a perfect match, both for your dog and your car, in our list of the 10 best seat covers!

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Nothing beats traveling with your doggos! But, while it is fun, it’s also quite messy. Muddy paws, loose hairs, scratched upholstery – they can really ruin your car. Thankfully, this fantastic seat cover from Viewpets will keep everything well protected. It is designed to cover the entire back seat, leaving nothing exposed. Waterproof and non-slip, it is made from durable quilted fabric that can take anything that’s thrown at it. It is easy to attach and can be easily vacuumed and wiped with a damp cloth. This is the easiest way to keep your rear seat as pristine as can be!

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When your pet needs more space in the trunk of your SUV, this handy hammock design can come in handy to keep everything secure and clean. Easy to attach, this unique design can cover the entire rear part of your car: including the back seats. A multilayered design based on durable 600D Oxford fabric, it can stand up to wear and tear, and also take the brunt of the mud and filth. Its non-slip rubber backing will keep it in place, while the fabric is waterproof and won’t dampen your seats. Added anti-skid zippers will also protect your pet from falling in case of sudden braking.

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Some dogs just prefer riding shotgun – and honestly, who can blame them? If your pet prefers riding in the front of the car, this is the design to look for. This special front seat cover is made from durable padded and quilted fabric that adds protection to the entire seat. No claw marks, no dirt, no mud. It fits almost all cars and universally covers the entire seat. Best of all, it corresponds to all seatbelt systems, so you can buckle in your doggo to ensure added protection. And in the case that the cover gets dirty, you can clean it in a number of ways, including machine washing! Nifty!

SUVs are spacious, practical, and great for families, especially ones with pets! You can fit large breed dogs in the cargo space of your SUV with ease and they’ll enjoy the spaciousness and comfort. This special cargo liner is specially designed for these vehicles and will protect your SUV's cargo space from messes and damage. Large and durable, it covers almost all of the cargo area – and then some! It is made from durable quilted material, which is waterproof and lightweight. It also boasts adjustable belt buckles, so you can find that perfect fit for your car model. It is compatible with fold-down seats, so you get an extra bit of length to cover them as well. A superb design!

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A side flap is important in the design of a car seat cover for pets. When dogs want to enter the car, they’ll use their paws for easy entry. This can scratch your car seats, leave mud all over the place, and stain the sides of the seats. This Honest Dog design makes sure that this will not happen. It is a classic back seat cover, just with side flaps included for extra protection. Made from durable quilted material, it will protect the entire back seat, making sure that no mud or dirt will get on the fabric. It is easy to attach and fits almost all modern vehicles. A quick and easy setup ensures that everything fits where it should.

No matter if you travel short or long distances with your big dog accompanying you, you will want to protect the back seats. This XXL car seat cover ensures that even the biggest of dogs can ride in a car without leaving a mess behind. Made from special quilted heavy-duty material, this cover protects the back seat and the rear end of the front seats too. This way you ensure that every adventure, no matter how muddy, will not stain the interior of your car. Thanks to a non-slip bottom and seat anchors, the cover fits tightly and won’t fall off or lay loose. One of the added advantages is a number of pockets that allow you to store your pet’s essentials, close at hand!

Some dogs – those very good boys and girls – can have the privilege of riding shotgun. That’s where the best views are, after all. However, you will need to protect the front seat from their claws, hair, and dirty paws. This durable and detailed design ensures that the seat won’t get any dirt or debris on it. It fits snuggly and covers the back and the bottom too. Made from durable quilted fabric, it is waterproof and non-slipping. It fits all cars and is secured with anchors and safety buckles. Of course, this cover is easy to clean – just wipe away any dirt with a damp cloth.

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Here is one unique design that takes some basic features and upgrades them even further! Taiker’s rear seat cover is designed to protect the back seat but also the rear ends of the front seats. However, the design incorporates one unique feature: a see-through mesh that allows you to interact with your pet, and for them to have ample visibility and fresh air coming through. It allows them to be part of the action and to be calmer. Otherwise, they might jump around and affect your driving. The cover is made from very durable quilted fabric and can be easily washed and vacuumed. Thanks to its adjustable buckles, it can be easily fitted to most modern cars.

Having a waterproof car seat cover is very important when you have dogs. Sometimes, they might have a little “accident” during a long drive, and sometimes they enter soaking wet or muddy. Either way, a waterproof seat cover, such as this one from BRONZEMAN, will ensure that nothing leaks through to the actual car seat. This cover is made from highly durable and non-absorbing nylon material. Water simply won’t penetrate, and you can rest easy throughout your drive. The cover fits snuggly on the rear bench, covering both the bottom and the top, with special holes left for seat belt buckles. There are also adjustable buckles for a good fit.

Sometimes it is best to fit your luxury car with an equally luxurious seat cover. This design from Bark Lover is bound to fit the interior of your new car, thanks to its elegant off-white color. Like many other designs, it too boasts a heavy-duty design with waterproof and durable material. Thanks to special buckles it can be fitted with ease, and special slits allow you to use belt buckles with no obstructions. Another thing that is included in this pack is a special mesh barrier that is fitted between the front seats. It prevents your dog from limiting your driving ability. The only thing to keep in mind is the light color of the seat cover: mud and dirt might be too visible.

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When choosing your car seat covers, there are a number of aspects that you need to consider. Of course, all cars are different and unique, and that is a good place to start. The last thing you want is to purchase a cover that doesn’t fit or protect the seats. Once you get a match for your car’s make and model, the rest are details that depend on your needs and preferences. Here are a few things you shouldn’t overlook when buying seat covers.

  • Car Make

For starters, consider your car's make and design. In today’s day and age, almost all cars are unique and different. If you own an SUV, you should focus on cargo liners and extra large covers. An SUV has all the extra space – and needs that extra protection. On the other hand, if you have a sports coupe, just a front seat cover might be enough. But if you have a classic family or estate car, your best bet will be the basic rear seat cover. Look for extra side flaps that will enhance the protection, and make sure that the seatbelts won’t be obstructed.

  • Dog Breed

Of course, it is important to consider your dog’s breed. If it is a Chihuahua in question, you are hardly going to need an SUV cargo liner to keep your car clean. In such cases, look for small single-seat covers. But if you own a Great Dane or a pair of Golden Retrievers, you might need larger and more protective designs. Look for offers with extra flaps, protective meshes, or hammock features. Extra protection for the backs of the front seats can also come in handy.

  • Durability

Undoubtedly, durability plays an important role. Dogs can have sharp claws, and the cover needs to withstand that. It also needs to be durable enough to stay good after all those successive waves of mud and dirt that fall on it – as well as cleaning. Look for seats that have a double stitched or quilted design, with extra paddings or multi-layered construction.

  • Waterproof

Last but not least is the waterproof aspect. Mud, water, pee – the back seat can go through a lot. And your cover will need to soak it up or prevent it from reaching the car seats. Look for fabrics that are made from nylon or multi-layered oxford. A waterproof guarantee is a must. Pee on the actual car seats can be a nightmare to clean and will leave odors and stains.

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