rear seat/door covers for protection against dogs

[bringbackthe70s]

Anyone have a rear seat cover ("hammock" style or not) and door protectors in their mav that they'd recommend? Not looking for padding/heat insulation.


Also, a shoutout to this site for all of the money/time/headaches we're gonna save ourselves by having this resource. I suppose this site will make us spend money on cool upgrades too haha. We're all going to have cooler trucks than we could have ever imagined with our think tank as well. Kudos.

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[bentley72]

I got mine from Costco. Attaches to the front and back seats and zips up on the sides

 

[PriusHater]

I purchased this for my XLT hybrid, hence the choice of orange trim. It has door panels (which I have folded down), but I don’t think they zip close. Otherwise pretty nice for the price.

 

[Falcon first]

For door covers I bought Plush Paws Premium Door Covers from Amazon, around $35 for a pair. They are black, black plastic tabs that slide into the base of the window. Pretty tough material that holds up well to our German Shepherd. Learned the hard way by buying a new BMW X3 in feb of 2020 and her paws did some damage on the leather/plastic on both rear doors. The Plush Paws is holding up well and does a pretty good job of staying in place.

 

[hooliganmom]

Dog Car Seat Cover for Back Seat,...
This is what I got. Similar to the orange trimmed one above, but I can confirm the sides zip up.

 

[LeersMav]

I have a Great Pyrenees, so I bought a hammock with headrest covers and door panel covers. I place boxes or coolers on the rear seat floor to extend the floor when he is in the back. Takes about 10-12 minutes to either remove or reinstall everything should you take passengers in the back.

Hammock (I know it is more than others, but found it fit and served it's purpose.

Door panel covers

 

[Clock Doc]

I use an aftermarket seat cover for the back and door covers I got somewhere like bj's or costco. I tried the hammock style none of my dogs have liked getting in the vehicle with it attached to the front headrests. I also don't allow my dogs to stand on the doors anymore.

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