Cinturones de seguridad para perros

A dog seat belt keeps your dog in place during hard braking or a crash and stops them being thrown through the cabin, reducing the risk of injury to your dog and passengers. It also cuts driver distraction by keeping your dog settled during the journey.

Clip one end into your car's seat belt buckle or ISOFIX anchor, then connect the other end to the back D-ring of your dog's harness. Set the length so your dog can sit and lie down but not reach the front, and always attach to a harness, never the collar.

It attaches to the D-ring on most standard harnesses. For car use, pair it with a sturdy harness rather than a collar, which could injure the neck in a sudden jolt.

The standard attachment clips into your existing seat belt buckle and fits most cars. The ISOFIX fitting connects directly to your vehicle's ISOFIX anchor points for an even more secure mount. Both Click versions are on this page.

Rules vary by country and a seat belt is not required everywhere, but restraining your dog in the car is strongly recommended for the safety of all passengers. An unrestrained dog can be injured and can distract the driver.

Yes. A puppy or small dog should also be restrained, using a harness in the right size and an attachment set short. Check harness sizing with the size guide before the first trip.