4Knines Dog Seat Cover with Hammock XL
A 152 cm wide quilted hammock for large SUVs, with a rubber backing, seat anchors and gaps for belts.
More InfoPet buying guides
Compare automatic feeders, water fountains, GPS trackers and car seat covers for cats and dogs, then open each listing to check sizes, app features and current details.
Pet home and tech products are worth buying when they solve a daily job, such as timed meals, fresh water, finding a lost pet or keeping the car clean. Check that each device suits your pet's size and diet, and that you are happy with any app, subscription or charging routine it needs.
A timed feeder can keep meals regular when you work long hours, and some models dispense very small portions for pets on a diet. Most hoppers are made for dry food, so look for a tray feeder with an ice pack if your pet eats wet food. Keep a manual backup in case of a power cut or a jammed hopper.
Every fountain needs regular cleaning and filter changes, whether or not it has an app. Stainless steel tops are easier to keep clean than plastic, and a low-water warning helps when you are busy. Check whether the pump runs on mains power or a battery.
Most live GPS trackers need a monthly plan, while a few are sold without a subscription. Compare the unit weight with your pet's size, check the battery life between charges and fit the tracker to a collar or harness that suits the animal.
Measure the rear bench and compare it with the listed width. A full hammock stops a dog reaching the footwell, while a half hammock leaves room for a passenger. Look for belt openings, seat anchors and a cover that washes at home.
Add up filters, batteries, plans and spare parts over a year, not only the price of the device. A cheaper unit with costly refills can end up dearer than a better-built one.
A 152 cm wide quilted hammock for large SUVs, with a rubber backing, seat anchors and gaps for belts.
More InfoA 125 x 120 cm car hammock made from recycled polyester that hangs from the headrests and washes at 30 degrees.
More InfoA wider 145 x 130 cm bench hammock with side panels that protect the seat edges.
More InfoA 5 litre feeder with two hoppers and a 1080p camera, so two dry foods can be kept apart.
More InfoA half hammock that covers one side of the back seat and leaves the other free for a passenger.
More InfoA 3 litre fountain with a stainless steel tray and an app that records how much your cat drinks.
More InfoA large digital hopper for dry food that serves up to 12 meals a day in portions from 30 to 946 ml.
More InfoA 135 x 148 cm black hammock with a mesh window and side flaps that protect the doors.
More InfoA 25 g GPS tracker for cats from 3 kg, supplied with a safety collar; live tracking needs a paid plan.
More InfoA smart fountain with a stainless steel top, UV-C light and an app that warns when the filter needs changing.
More InfoFocused points for further comparison.
Compare timed hoppers, camera feeders and wet food trays.
Check capacity, filters and cleaning routines for fountains.
Weigh unit size, battery life and plan costs for trackers.
Check weight limits, portion sizes and collar fittings so each device suits the animal using it.
Include filters, batteries and subscription plans when you compare one device with another.
Have a manual bowl or spare water ready in case a feeder or fountain stops working.