Do you love taking your dog for a car ride? Whether it’s a quick run to the store or a road trip to the mountains, many pets see car rides as the start of something exciting. But for others, the movement, noise, and unfamiliar sensations can trigger nausea, anxiety, and discomfort. If your dog seems reluctant to hop in the car, motion sickness could be the reason. Fortunately, you can take several steps to help your dog travel more comfortably. With the right preparation, environment, and care, you can turn stressful rides into enjoyable adventures for both of you. Recognizing...
We ordered a cargo area protector for our 2026 Honda Pilot. I chose the XL to hang off the driver/front passenger seats and can unzip the middle section so can reach back if needed. It is roomy enough to slightly protect the sides of our vehicle and is high quality (esp for price). I didn't know how it wouldn't slide around, but the backing seems to grip the car well. Sadly, we no longer have a dog, but I bought it as my husband carries work tools, ladder, etc w/ all seats down. The bumper protector can fold up on the tools to protect the back hatch door. We are confident it will protect the vehicle very well!