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SecureDrive Adjustable Dog Car Seat Belt
SecureDrive Adjustable Dog Car Seat Belt
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UK Delivery & Taxes: Free tracked delivery. Orders are dispatched within 1–3 working days from our partner fulfilment centres in Asia, then usually arrive 6–11 days later (weekends included). Most orders arrive within 8–14 days of being placed; please allow up to 18 days. VAT and import duties are included in the price, so there’s nothing extra to pay on delivery.
- Dedicated Support: Personal guidance to help you find the right fit, plus full support for any faulty items.
- 30-Day Returns & Lost Parcel Guarantee: 30 days to change your mind, and a free replacement or full refund if your parcel is lost in transit. See our returns policy
Eyes on the road. Dog on the back seat.
A dog who hops between seats, leans out of the window or tries to join you up front is distracting on any journey. The Highway Code (Rule 57) asks drivers to keep dogs suitably restrained in the car, and a seat belt clipped to a harness is one of the simplest ways to do it. SecureDrive keeps your dog in one place on the back seat, with enough length to sit, stand and lie down comfortably.

Why it's an easy upgrade for every trip
- Clicks straight into the seat-belt buckle: the metal tongue fits most standard car seat-belt buckles. Nothing to install.
- Adjustable length: set it anywhere from about 33 cm to 60 cm, short enough to stop roaming, long enough to settle.
- Sturdy metal clip: a snap hook attaches securely to the D-ring on your dog's harness.
- Light and packable: 2.5 cm nylon webbing, around 40 g. Keep one in the glovebox.
- Seven colours: match their lead and harness, or keep one in each car.

Vet visits, weekends away, the drive to the beach: one less thing to think about.
Important safety note
Always clip SecureDrive to a well-fitted dog harness, never to a neck collar. Check that it locks into your car's buckle before setting off. A restraint helps keep your dog in place; it is not a substitute for careful driving.











