• Emily C.

    Golden retriever + leather seats was a losing fight. Put the PawDeck hammock on in the driveway in about a minute and took her to the lake. She came back wet and sandy. The seats didn’t. Hair stays on the cover, not in the stitching of the bench. I shook it out, wiped it, done. Should have bought this before I paid for a detail.


  • Michael R.

    Two huskies, one Subaru. Used to spend Sunday with a lint roller. The side flaps actually tuck in so fur doesn’t slide down into the seat crack, which is the part every cheap cover misses. Seatbelts still pull through. Dogs can stand up and turn around without falling into the footwell. After three weeks it still looks clean. Wash it on cold, hang it, good to go.

  • Linda H.

    Have a small SUV and a shedding shepherd mix. Cover fits the back seat, straps on the headrests stayed put on the highway. Not magic — you still get some fur on the door panels — but the seats themselves finally look like a car again, not a kennel. Took one star only because I wish the beige showed less dirt than the gray would. Still keeping it. Guest can sit back there now without standing up covered in hair.

About Us

PawDeck started with a simple fight: dogs belong in the car. Fur does not belong on the seats.
We make travel gear that keeps hair, mud and claws on the cover — not on your leather. No gimmicks. A hammock that clips on in a minute and comes off when you have passengers.
Keep the love. Lose the fur.

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