All Good Pet Supplies Dog Car Seat Review

Intro

I'm The Pet Dude, and I spend way too much time thinking about how to keep pets comfy and safe on drives. The ALL GOOD PET SUPPLIES Dog Car Seat is pitched as a soft booster for small and medium dogs with memory-foam comfort, a removable cover, and a few practical design touches. I dug into the product specs and owner experiences to pull together what matters most: fit, installation, day-to-day use, and safety.

What it is / first look

On first look the seat reads like a cross between a cozy bed and a lightweight booster. The listing lists the outer material as Oxford fabric and the filling as memory foam. The product is offered in multiple colors (Ivory White, Black, and Black/Brown) and is labeled as a small size. The listing includes two sets of physical dimensions: the product page shows "18 x 18 x 1 inches" and an item weight of 3.46 pounds (1569 g), while a feature bullet provides more of an in-use footprint: a back-seat cover size of 15.8" (L) × 15.8" (W) × 18.5" (H) with a 19.9" high backrest and an 11.8" front opening. The title and product copy also position this as a booster for small/medium dogs (the title says "Under 35lbs" while the specifications list a maximum weight recommendation of 30 pounds).

Visually and by material callouts, this is a quilted, padded seat with a removable cushion and zip-off covers. The manufacturer lists the item form as a hammock and highlights an elevated design intended to give dogs a better view out the window. It’s lightweight and portable by the listed weight, and the listing describes it as working both as a car seat and a take-anywhere dog bed.

In daily use

My read of the in-the-wild notes and the listing suggests this booster was designed for everyday errands and longer trips, with a few recurring patterns I want to call out.

Installation & positioning

The listing spells out the intended install method: thread your car’s seatbelt through the bottom loops (there are two firmly attached loops at the bottom back) and secure the adjustable strap around the headrest. The seat also has an adjustable built-in safety strap that clips to your dog’s harness.

Several people who set this up described a little trial-and-error getting the seatbelt threaded and the straps adjusted so the seat doesn’t slip. The product includes textured anti-slip backing and a reinforced headrest strap to help keep it in position. If you have a seat with an unusually tall or deep cushion (some truck seats were mentioned by owners), you may need to experiment with strap routing to get a snug fit.

Comfort & behavior in the car

The memory-foam base and padded sides create a nest-like spot that many small dogs settled into. The listing claims a dual-sided surface—plush fabric for winter and breathable faux leather for summer—and calls out the high-density foam base (a feature bullet states a "1.57\" thick high-density foam base"). Note: the item dimension line elsewhere lists the thickness as 1"; the listing therefore contains both numbers.

Dogs described as using this seat tended to nap, sit calmly, and enjoy the raised vantage point. The design's higher sides and backrest make it feel more like an enclosed bed than a flat booster, which helps some nervous or fidgety pups feel contained without being restrained on a lap.

Cleaning and maintenance

The cover zips off and is machine-washable, per the product care instructions. The internal notes indicate the removable cushion often has a waterproof layer underneath, which is handy if you want to tuck a pee pad or an extra blanket in for messy trips. Because the seat ships vacuum-packed, the foam can take a little time to expand; a couple of people noted it regained full loft within about 48 hours and that there can be a brief new-foam smell that dissipates.

Portability & multi-use

The seat weighs just over 3.4 pounds, so it’s light enough to carry in and out of the car and to use as a portable bed in a friend’s house. The back unzips to lay flat, which can make it easier for timid dogs to walk in without being lifted and gives you a quick dog bed on the go. The listing also calls out side pockets for treats and toys—small design touches owners appreciated for practicality.

Materials & build quality

The product spec lists Memory Foam as the fill material and Oxford fabric as the cover material. The listing emphasizes quilted, soft padding throughout and a removable cushion. Features specifically called out by the brand include:

• Dual-sided surface: plush fabric on one side and breathable faux leather on the other.
• Memory-foam base (bullet calls it a 1.57" high-density foam base; item specs show 1" thickness).
• Anti-slip bottom and reinforced headrest strap to increase stability.
• Zippered, removable cover that the listing says is machine washable.

In the field, people characterized the construction as well-made and sturdier than expected for a soft booster. The quilting and stitching get multiple positive mentions, and the seat holds shape well for a soft-bodied product—so while it’s not a rigid crate-style booster, it reads as thoughtfully sewn and finished for its category.

Safety considerations

Safety-first: the listing highlights several features intended to keep dogs secure, and a number of the real-world notes echo that this seat reduces roaming around the cabin.

• Harness attachment: The seat includes an adjustable strap that secures to a dog’s harness to prevent sudden jumps. The listing specifically says the safety strap secures to your dog’s harness.
• Seat anchoring: The recommended anchoring method is threading the car seatbelt through bottom loops and tightening the headrest strap. The listing also calls out an anti-slip bottom and reinforced headrest strap to hold the seat steady.
• Containment vs restraint: This seat functions as a booster/bed with a harness-clip tether—not a crash-tested rigid crate or a certified restraint system. The listing positions it as a way to reduce anxiety by giving dogs a view and to limit roaming, but it does not include any crash-test certifications in the product data.

One common limitation I keep reiterating: the product arrives with limited printed instructions. Several people needed to figure out the exact routing for the seatbelt and the purpose of the two straps, and some found it easier with two people holding the seatbelt while threading it through the bottom loops. Improper installation can undermine safety, so take the time to set it up and test it in a stationary vehicle before hitting the road.

Who this is for / who should skip

This seat is aimed at owners of small to medium dogs who want a soft, padded booster that doubles as a bed. The listing and feature copy give clear signals about fit and use cases—use those specs when deciding.

Best fit: extra-small and small dogs

The product's breed recommendation lists Extra small, Small, and Medium dogs. The listing states it supports dogs up to 30 pounds, and the title calls it suitable for dogs "Under 35lbs"—you’ll want to be aware of both numbers when sizing. The listing also mentions it can support "two small pets under 15 lbs" each, which is useful if you travel with a pair of very small companions.

Good for medium dogs, with caveats

The seat is marketed for small and medium dogs, and several notes describe comfortably fitting a 20 lb dog with room to spare. One owner noted that a dog who’s small for a large breed (thin but long-legged) could nearly lie down in it, suggesting it’s roomy for many medium-body dogs—but it’s still a soft-sided unit, not a rigid crate, so if you need stout containment or a very stiff wall the listing’s soft construction may not meet that need.

Who should skip

• If you need a crash-tested rigid restraint system or a hard-sided carrier, this product is not that—it’s a padded booster/bed with a harness-clip tether per the listing.
• If your dog is well over the listed maximum weight recommendation (specs list 30 lbs; title references under 35 lbs), pick something sized for larger breeds.
• If you need an extremely stiff, structured wall for a strong jumper, the listing and notes indicate this seat is soft-bodied and not very stiff—owners described it as comfy but not rigid.

Verdict

The ALL GOOD PET SUPPLIES Dog Car Seat is a thoughtful soft booster with memory-foam comfort, a removable washable cover, and practical anchors for harness and seatbelt integration. The listing and real-world usage notes line up on the highlights: dogs tend to be calmer when they can see out, the seat is comfortable, and the removable, machine-washable covers are a big convenience. It’s lightweight and portable and doubles as a take-anywhere bed, which is an underrated perk for weekend trips or visits.

Where it falls short is in installation guidance and the occasional ambiguity in listed measurements (thickness and maximum weight are shown in more than one way on the page). Because the seat relies on correct strap routing and seatbelt threading for its stability, I’d prefer clearer, built-in instructions in the packaging.

Check before you buy

• Confirm weight: the product title states "Under 35lbs" while the specifications list a maximum weight recommendation of 30 pounds—use both figures when sizing up for your dog.
• Measure fit: the listing includes an item dimension line of 18" x 18" x 1" and a feature bullet with in-car dimensions (15.8" × 15.8" × 18.5" with a 19.9" backrest and 11.8" front opening). Compare those to your vehicle seat and your dog’s body size.
• Have a harness: the safety tether clips to a harness—not to a collar—so plan to use a properly sized harness that you’re comfortable clipping into the booster.
• Plan to spend a little time installing: the seat ships with straps and bottom loops for seatbelt routing, but the listing does not include a pictured instruction guide in-pack; allow a few minutes to route belts and adjust straps securely.
• Pick a color you can live with: available colors are Ivory White, Black, and Black/Brown—Ivory White will show dirt more quickly than darker options.
• Expect a short break-in: the memory foam may be slightly compressed on arrival and can take a day or two to fully loft; some people noticed a brief foam smell that faded.

Overall, if you want a comfy, washable, and portable booster for an extra-small to medium dog and you understand this is a soft-sided, harness-tethered seat rather than a rigid crash-tested restraint, this is a strong budget-to-mid-range option with a thoughtful set of features.

FAQ

• Q: What is the weight limit for this booster seat?

  A: The listing contains two references: the product title says "for Small/Medium Dogs Under 35lbs" while the specifications list a maximum weight recommendation of 30 pounds. Consider both numbers when sizing this for your dog.

• Q: Will it fit two small dogs?

  A: The listing explicitly states it supports two small pets under 15 lbs each. Use the listed footprint (15.8" × 15.8" in the feature bullet) to judge whether two carriers or two dogs will be comfortable together in your vehicle.

• Q: How do I install it—does it use the car seatbelt?

  A: Yes. The recommended install is to thread your car’s seatbelt through the bottom loops at the rear of the seat and then secure the adjustable strap to your headrest. The seat also has an adjustable built-in safety strap that clips to your dog’s harness. The listing and owner experiences note that the bottom loops and straps keep the seat stable, but some buyers found initial setup required a little trial-and-error.

• Q: Is the cover washable?

  A: The product care instructions state the cover is machine washable and the listing highlights zippered, removable covers. Internal notes also mention the removable cushion and a waterproof layer under the seat pad.

• Q: Will the foam arrive fluffed up and smell?

  A: The internal notes indicate the seat ships vacuum-packed and that the foam typically fills out within about 48 hours. Some people noticed a brief memory-foam smell that went away after airing the seat for a short time.

• Q: Can I use it as a bed outside the car?

  A: Yes. The listing calls this a take-anywhere design that works as both a car seat and a cozy dog bed. The back unzips and lays flat, which owners used to provide an easy-in bed or a temporary sleeping spot on visits.