Dog Travel Gear

Dog travel gear keeps your dog safe, hydrated and comfortable on road trips, hikes and city outings. This collection brings together car seat covers and seat belts, carrier bags, water bottles, paw shoes, raincoats and collars with a tracker holder, so you can prepare for any kind of trip in one place. For carrying small dogs, also see our full range of dog carriers.

How to choose the right dog travel gear

• How you travel: Car trips call for a seat belt and a seat cover, while public transport and shops are easier with a carrier bag that has mesh ventilation.
• Car protection: A back seat cover that is waterproof, scratchproof and nonslip protects your upholstery and helps your dog keep its footing.
• Hydration: Bottles range from 300 ml to 750 ml. Pick a compact size for city walks and a larger stainless steel bottle, or a bottle with a food container, for full days out.
• Paw protection: Breathable knit shoes suit varied terrain, while cotton flannelette snow shoes add warmth on winter walks.
• Identification: A leather or nylon collar with a tracker holder lets you attach a tracking device alongside the usual ID tag.
• Weather: A transparent PVC raincoat, in sizes XS to XXL, keeps your dog dry without hiding its outfit.

Sizing and fit

For collars, harnesses and raincoats, measure the neck, the chest girth and the back length. For shoes, measure the width of the front paw while your dog stands. Check the size chart on each product page and choose the larger size if your dog is between two. For carriers, compare your dog's length and height with the listed dimensions, such as 43 x 28 x 28 cm or 50 x 34 x 34 cm.

Popular picks in this collection

• Back Seat Car Cover for Dogs: a black waterproof, scratchproof and nonslip cover measuring 55.12 x 53.15 inches, for dogs that ride in the back seat.
• Dog Seat Belt For Car: an adjustable nylon belt of about 45 to 70 cm that clips to a harness, for keeping dogs in place while driving.
• Dog Bag Carrier: a nylon and polyester bag with claw-defense mesh on the top and three sides, for small dogs on trains, buses and errands.
• Stainless Steel Dog Water Bottle: a 750 ml bottle for dogs of all breeds, for long walks and hikes.
• Leather Dog Collar with Tracker Holder: a leather collar in sizes S to L, for owners who want to attach a tracking device.

Pairs well with

For longer drives, add a dog car seat or a dog car seat belt. Browse more dog water bottles, protect paws with dog shoes, and stay dry with a dog raincoat. Our guide on how to travel with a dog shares four practical tips before you leave.

Dog travel gear FAQ

How should a dog ride in a car?

A dog should ride restrained in the back seat, either with a seat belt clipped to a harness or inside a secured carrier or car seat. Attaching a car seat belt to a harness rather than a collar avoids pressure on the neck if you brake suddenly.

How often should my dog drink during a trip?

Offer your dog water at every stop, roughly every couple of hours on a road trip, and more often in hot weather or during exercise. A portable dog water bottle makes it easy to offer small amounts without a separate bowl.

Do dogs need shoes when traveling?

Dog shoes help on hot pavement, icy or salted sidewalks and rough trails. Most dogs need a few short practice sessions at home before they walk naturally in shoes.

Is a tracker collar useful for travel?

A collar with a tracker holder helps you locate a dog that slips away in an unfamiliar place. Read why a GPS setup can make your dog safer, and always keep an ID tag with your phone number on the collar too.