Mats & Travel Supplies

44 products

44 products from LickiMats, Trixie, Savic and more.

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Travel

Mats, seat covers and travel supplies

Anyone who has driven a shedding dog to Gachibowli and back knows the problem. We stock 44 travel mats, seat covers, car harnesses, foldable bowls and portable water bottles.

Restrain them properly

A loose dog is a distraction before a collision and a projectile during one. A crash-tested car harness or a secured crate is the only safe arrangement.

Never leave a pet in a parked car

A car in Hyderabad reaches lethal temperatures within minutes, in shade, with windows cracked. There is no version of this that is safe.

Build up to long journeys

Short trips that end somewhere good, rather than only at the vet. Most car anxiety comes from every journey having the same destination.

Carry water, always

A foldable bowl and a travel bottle weigh nothing. Dogs dehydrate faster than owners notice, particularly on a warm day in a car.

Delivery and returns

Travel supplies are delivered anywhere in Hyderabad the same day, between 10 AM and 6 PM. Orders placed after 4:30 PM arrive next day by 12 PM. Delivery is free on orders over ₹799 in Hyderabad. Outside Hyderabad we send by courier across India, and the courier's charge is shown at checkout for your pin code. See Delivery across India. These items can't be returned once delivered, see the Refund policy.

Common questions

How do I stop my dog shedding all over the car?

A fitted seat cover or hammock-style protector catches almost all of it and shakes out easily. Brushing before a journey helps more than anything you fit to the car.

Is a car harness necessary?

For safety, yes. An unrestrained dog is a serious hazard in a sudden stop, to itself and everyone in the vehicle.

My dog gets car sick. What helps?

Travel on an empty stomach, keep the car cool, face the dog forwards, and build up with short trips. Persistent cases respond well to prescribed anti-nausea medication — ask our vet.

What should I take on a long drive?

Water and a foldable bowl, a lead for stops, waste bags, any medication, and something familiar-smelling. Stop every two hours. See carriers and travel.