
Your door panel is right where they jump.
Every time your dog gets in or out, their paws drag across the door panel.
Claws leave thin scratches. Then more. Then the panel looks worn and dirty.
You do not notice it happening. You notice it a year later, when it is already done.
Same door. Same dog.
A shield over the whole panel
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Claws hit the cover, not your car
Thick quilted fabric takes the scratches so the panel underneath stays clean.
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Mud and water stay on top
The waterproof surface stops wet paws and drool from soaking in.
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Covers the whole panel
Not just a strip along the bottom. It reaches the areas paws actually land on.
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Comes off in seconds
Take it down when people are riding. Put it back for the next dog trip.
They will lean on it anyway
Dogs rest their head on the door and watch the world go by. That is half the reason they love car rides.
The padded surface gives them something soft to lean on — and keeps the drool and nose prints off your window trim.
One for each back door. Most dogs use both sides depending on where you park.
One minute, no tools
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Open the door
Hold the cover up against the inside panel.
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2
Hook the top
Fix the top edge over the window frame.
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3
Smooth it down
Press it flat so it sits against the panel.
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4
Repeat on the other side
Both doors covered. That is it.
Scratched door panels do not go back.
Covering them costs a lot less than fixing them.
What you need to know
- Scratch guard
- Thick quilted fabric stands between your dog's claws and the door panel.
- Waterproof
- Rain, mud, and drool sit on the surface. They do not soak through to your car.
- Full coverage
- Covers the panel, not just a narrow strip along the bottom.
- Fast on and off
- Goes on in about a minute. Comes off just as fast when you have passengers.
- Fits most cars
- Works on the back doors of most sedans, SUVs, and trucks.
- Easy to clean
- Wipe it down with a damp cloth. Mud and fur come off the surface.
- Stores flat
- Folds down and slides under a seat or into the trunk when you are not using it.
This is for you if…
- Your dog scrambles at the door getting in
- You already see scratches on the panel
- Your dog leans on the door while you drive
- You have a lease and want the car returned clean
- You take your dog out on muddy days
- Your car is new and you want to keep it that way
Pairs with
RideSafe™ Hard-Bottom Extender
Doors covered, seat covered. The extender turns the back seat into one flat
platform so your dog has somewhere solid to settle.
See the RideSafe™
Let them jump in
Claws hit the cover. Mud stays on top. Your doors stay the way they were.