Midnight Pass Pet Cruiser Auto Cruiser
February 22, 2006 by colbert low
Filed under Announcements, Household, Misc. Gadgets
Darn. Don’t pets have a good life nowadays. In the Netherlands, you see a lot of people walking their dogs around and they’ll probably snap up this dog car seat if they get stocked up.
The Pet Cruiser Auto Cruiser is a fully enclosed car seat designed to keep your pet comfortable and secure. The pop-up compartment safely elevates your curious pet up over 10” for a wide field of view. If you prefer you can simply unzip the top and allow your safely restrained pet to look out the window as you cruise around town and beyond. Can also be used as a handy pet carrier and has plenty of storage space in the suitcase below for both you and your pet’s travel essentials. Cruiser attaches securely to your car’s seat belt.
Midnight Pass Pet Cruiser Auto Cruiser Car Seat Features:
• Safe, comfortable, durable padded construction.
• Three sided screening allows EZ-flow cross ventilation
• Auto Cruiser secures to seat by Velcro® seat belt snugger
• Two zippered side doors for easy access from each end
• Quick snap pet safety belt attaches to your pet’s harness or collar
• Roomy exterior cargo pocket for leashes, collars, treats etc.
• Removable and washable comfy fleece liner pad
• Oversized self repairing zippers & locking pulls for security
Midnight Pass Pet Cruiser Auto Cruiser site
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