Car Restraint
Why we love this item. . . .
Keep pets protected while traveling with this durable nylon car restraint. Universal seat belt clip fits most vehicles, while the adjustable safety strap allows pets to sit, lie down, or stand comfortably.
Great for dogs on the go! Conveniently attach one end to your dogs collar or harness and the other end fastens into your seat belt buckle.
Measurements: 3/4" thick and adjusts 9.5"-15" in length
Do you buckle up your pet in the car???
In the event of a sudden stop or accident, a dog can become a flying projectile that can injure you, your passengers or be thrown through the windshield. Accidents do happen everyday.
In an accident (even a small fender bender), an unrestrained animal is dangerous to the human passengers as well.
Even in an accident of only 30 mph, a 15-pound pet can cause an impact of more than 675 pounds.
A 60-pound dog can cause an impact of 2,700 pounds, slamming into the back of your car seat, a windshield, or another passenger.
Unrestrained pets can also distract the driver, and cause an accident. Even pets that are normally well behaved could be frightened by something unusual and dive for the driver's feet or lap. Following a car accident, an unrestrained pet could escape and be hit by another vehicle or cause another collision. A frightened dog may attack strangers who are trying to help.
Protect your pet and yourself; make sure to restrain your four legged friend at all times while riding in the car.
Great for dogs on the go! Conveniently attach one end to your dogs collar or harness and the other end fastens into your seat belt buckle.
In the event of a sudden stop or accident, a dog can become a flying projectile that can injure you, your passengers or be thrown through the windshield. Accidents do happen everyday.
In an accident (even a small fender bender), an unrestrained animal is dangerous to the human passengers as well.
Even in an accident of only 30 mph, a 15-pound pet can cause an impact of more than 675 pounds.
A 60-pound dog can cause an impact of 2,700 pounds, slamming into the back of your car seat, a windshield, or another passenger.
Unrestrained pets can also distract the driver, and cause an accident. Even pets that are normally well behaved could be frightened by something unusual and dive for the driver's feet or lap. Following a car accident, an unrestrained pet could escape and be hit by another vehicle or cause another collision. A frightened dog may attack strangers who are trying to help.
Protect your pet and yourself; make sure to restrain your four legged friend at all times while riding in the car.
