FAQ

Yes, a dog car seat is worth it when it is crash-tested, properly installed, and sized appropriately to enhance pet safety and reduce injury risks during travel.

The safest option for a dog in the car is a crash-tested, size-appropriate crate, carrier, or harness that is securely installed using seat belts or anchor systems.

The Sleepypod Clickit Sport is widely considered the highest rated dog seatbelt, thanks to its independent crash certification and secure, tether-free design.

The best dog car seat combines crash-tested safety with comfort, such as the Gunner G1 Kennel for large dogs or the Sleepypod Clickit Sport harness for smaller breeds.

The safest dog car seats are those independently crash-tested and certified, such as the Gunner G1 Kennel and Sleepypod Clickit Sport harness.

The best dog car seat is one that's crash-tested and independently certified for safety, such as those approved by the Center for Pet Safety. Top choices include the Gunner G1 Kennel, Sleepypod Clickit Sport, and Sleepypod Mobile Pet Bed, each offering robust protection and secure installation.

You can use modular panels, mesh fences, vinyl-coated wire, portable kits, or DIY solutions like pallet or lattice fencing as temporary dog enclosures.

The cheapest way to make a temporary fence is by using recycled materials like wooden pallets, mesh netting, or vinyl-coated wire stretched between inexpensive posts.

You can use modular panel fences, mesh or wire fencing, portable kits, pallet wood, netting, or renter-friendly fencing as temporary dog enclosures.

The cheapest way to make a temporary fence is to use DIY materials like recycled wooden pallets, basic mesh netting, or vinyl-coated wire attached to stakes or posts.