Familiar comfort helps make unfamiliar places easier. From the first mile in the car to the room you borrow for the night, each piece is designed to give them a comfortable place of their own.
A dog reads a car the way they read a room: by what it smells like and what it feels like underneath them. A boot liner does neither. The pieces here exist because the same dog who settles in seconds at home can spend an hour unsettled in a footwell, and because the drive is usually the part of a day out nobody plans for.
The car seat gives a small or medium dog a raised, bolstered place of their own, so they can see out and lean into something on a corner. The travel mat folds flat onto its own handles and opens out into a familiar surface in a hotel room, a caravan or a friend’s kitchen. The car blanket takes the wet and the mud that would otherwise end up in the upholstery.