Bully Beds: Orthopedic Dog Beds for Large Dogs

Cargo Liners for Dogs

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$71.99 $99.99 In stock

Category: Travel

Now you can take your dog anywhere with you in the car while protecting your cargo area from scratching, dirt, water, accidents, hair and more. Built to universally fit any cargo area. The non-slip bottom keeps it in place, while the scratch and chew resistant material means it's built to last. Straps attach to headrests for a secure fit. Sections fold and conform to your cargo area for an easy fit.

Measures 54" x 90"

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley X. ★★★★★

Installed it before a road trip with my muddy lab, and the non-slip backing kept it perfectly in place even on sharp turns. Cleanup took maybe two minutes with a damp cloth.

Charlotte T. ★★★★★

The material held up perfectly after a rainy beach day—sand and water wiped right off, and the non-slip backing kept it from sliding around on the curves. My backseat is finally protected from all the dog hair.

Scarlett ★★★★★

Took the pup on a muddy trail run yesterday and the liner caught every paw print and splash — hosed it off in two minutes flat. The non-slip backing kept it from sliding around on the curves, which honestly surprised me.