Hi. I was just wondering what people out there have used as a back seat cover for their model 3 - in particular for their dogs? Does anyone make a custom-fit cover? Dogs like Teslas too!
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Back seat cover for dogs in Model 3?
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Candleflame
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im pretty sure evannex sold one of those... or maybe it was on ali express
Fernand
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jrweiss98020
Tessa's Tesla
Costco sells memory foam mats. The long ones fit across the back seat nicely. Throw in the washing machine & dryer when hairy or muddy.
Schmeltz318
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075MCHYZV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This one works great! hooks onto the front headrests so there is no gap for my big old dog to fall into. Oh, and its half the price of the evannex one.
This one works great! hooks onto the front headrests so there is no gap for my big old dog to fall into. Oh, and its half the price of the evannex one.
calidreamz808
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Yep and I bought one. It covers every inch of the back seats and has a lower flap to cover the feet area from hair or in my case, bulldog slobber. It even comes with a doggy seatbelt.. I love it.
+1 on the Evannex one. I've had it over a year. Easy in / easy out, and its held up well.
calidreamz808
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What happened, the Evannex cover is no longer on their site? Was there a problem with it? If it is out of stock it would just say so. Hmmmm.
Thinking about getting a back seat cover for my dog.
But, I wonder how useful they really are. Dirt/dog hair is easily vacuumed/cleaned. From what I can see by browsing on Amazon, they don’t really protect the doors/windows, so you will still get doggie nose stains/drool all over your windows and doors.
So, those of you that have them, do you think they are really all that useful? Seems to me that you still will have to do a fair amount of cleaning anyway.
We typically take my wife’s SUV when we take the dog, but sometimes (not all that often) I do need to take her in my Model 3.
But, I wonder how useful they really are. Dirt/dog hair is easily vacuumed/cleaned. From what I can see by browsing on Amazon, they don’t really protect the doors/windows, so you will still get doggie nose stains/drool all over your windows and doors.
So, those of you that have them, do you think they are really all that useful? Seems to me that you still will have to do a fair amount of cleaning anyway.
We typically take my wife’s SUV when we take the dog, but sometimes (not all that often) I do need to take her in my Model 3.
TBrownTX
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The Evannex one is still not available, so I went with the Tasmanian version.
www.tesmanian.com
Seems to be really well made, will let you know how it fits once my car gets delivered!
Tim
Pets Dog Seat Cover for Tesla Model Y & Model 3
This Premium Dog Seat Cover is specially designed for Tesla Model Y and Model 3. It includes a Mesh Window for improved air circulation, keeping your pet calm and comfortable during travel.
www.tesmanian.com
Seems to be really well made, will let you know how it fits once my car gets delivered!
Tim
I got one along these lines for my previous car. It transferred to my model 3 perfectly.
Highly recommended.
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Fernand
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@MentalNomad you're half way to what I was going to suggest. How about one of those cartons they ship fruit in, the ones with the air holes? Just get the right size. Recyclable, economical, even fashionable. And keep the lid. Dogs are fairly smart. After they misbehave a few times and you slap that lid on and tie it down with bungee cords or just duct tape, they get the idea that you want to drive in peace.
TBrownTX
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Fernand
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they are more useful than not having it:
* easier to remove the cover for guests, without having to vacuum up all the hair
* doggie nails can scratch up seating surfaces
* snacks, water, drooling if theyre just in the seat...
* allows them more "surface" to move around than just on the seat
its a net positive for $50 or whatever. i have the one without the doorcover so its not optimal, but the ones with door cover are available
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