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Dog Seat Covers

Dog seat covers are waterproof, non-slip covers that shield your back seats from hair, mud, scratches, and accidents while keeping your dog comfortable and secure. The right one comes down to your seat layout — a full rear bench or a 60/40 split that folds down — and whether you want a hammock to keep your dog off the footwells. A seat extender turns the whole back into one flat platform.

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Rear Cover with Hammock

Rear Cover with Hammock

Install & fit

Rear Cover — No Hammock

Rear Cover — No Hammock

Install & fit

Split Cover with Hammock

Split Cover with Hammock

Fits 60/40 split seats

Split Cover — No Hammock

Split Cover — No Hammock

Fits 60/40 split seats

Hard Bottom Seat Extender

Hard Bottom Seat Extender

Setup & fit

Which dog seat cover is right for you?

All of these protect the back seat — the difference is your seat layout and how much of the space you want covered:

Rear bench cover

Covers a standard full back seat. Choose with a hammock to wall off the footwells and protect the front seatbacks, or no hammock for a simple, low-profile fit.

Split / fold-down cover

Built for 60/40 split seats — it releases so you can still fold a section down for cargo. Available with or without a hammock.

Hard-bottom seat extender

Fills the gap between the front and back seats, turning the rear into one flat, raised platform — ideal for dogs that like to stretch out.

Hammock vs. no hammock

Pick a hammock for smaller dogs, extra footwell protection, and keeping dogs off the front seats. Skip it if you need footwell space for passengers.

What to look for in a dog seat cover

  • Waterproof backing — stops spills, mud, and accidents from soaking into your seats.
  • Non-slip base & anchors — straps and seat anchors keep it in place on hard stops.
  • Seat-belt access — openings so passengers (or a dog seat belt) can still buckle in.
  • Right seat layout — match a full-bench or 60/40 split cover to how your back seat folds.
  • Easy cleaning — machine-washable fabric so cleanup is a two-minute job.

Not sure which cover fits your vehicle?

Use the 4Knines Fit Guide to find the exact cover style and size for your vehicle — from compact cars to large trucks and SUVs.

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Dog seat cover FAQs

Are 4Knines dog seat covers waterproof?
Yes — they use a waterproof backing that keeps water, mud, and accidents from reaching your seats, while the top fabric stays comfortable for your dog.
Do I need a full-bench cover or a split (fold-down) cover?
If your back seat folds down as a single piece, use a rear bench cover. If you have 60/40 split seats and want to still fold one side down for cargo, choose the split / fold-down cover.
Can I still use the seat belts?
Yes. The covers include seat-belt openings so passengers can buckle in, and they work with a dog seat belt for securing your dog.
Hammock or no hammock — which should I get?
Choose a hammock if your dog is smaller, tends to slide forward, or you want to protect the back of the front seats. Skip the hammock if you need the footwell space or easier in-and-out.
What does the seat extender do?
The hard-bottom extender fills the footwell gap to create a flat, raised platform across the back seat — giving your dog a larger, more comfortable surface to lie on.
How do I clean it?
Shake it out or wipe it down for daily messes; the fabric is machine washable for a deeper clean. Air dry and reinstall in minutes.

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