Dog car harness Trixie 112350 universal belt strap 30 cm 45 mm

Trixie 112350 universal dog car harness strap is a vehicle restraint accessory designed to secure a dog in a car seat by attaching to the vehicle's seat belt. The strap measures 30 cm in length and 45 mm in width and is intended to limit a pet's movement during travel, helping to improve safety and reduce distraction while driving. The design is compatible with common car seat belt buckles and works with harnesses that feature a leash or D-ring attachment point.

Advantages

The universal belt strap offers a compact and straightforward solution for restraining dogs in a vehicle without requiring additional installation tools. Its 45 mm width provides a durable connection that distributes tension across the strap, and the 30 cm length keeps the dog close to the seat for controlled movement. The product is lightweight, easy to attach and detach, and can be used with most standard harnesses and seat belt systems.

Suitable for

• Everyday car journeys and short drives
• Trips to the veterinarian
• City rides where limited movement improves safety
• Securing small to medium-sized dogs that fit common harnesses

Key specifications

• Material: durable webbing suitable for vehicle use
• Length: 30 cm
• Width: 45 mm
• Attachment: buckle-compatible strap for connection to seat belt or harness D-ring
• Compatibility: designed to work with most standard dog harnesses and car seat belts

How to use

Attach one end of the strap to the dog's harness D-ring or leash connector and secure the other end to the vehicle's seat belt buckle or anchor point following the vehicle manufacturer's guidance. Adjust the strap so the dog can sit or lie comfortably while remaining close to the seat; the 30 cm length limits excessive movement without forcing an unnatural position. Before each trip, check that all connections are fastened, that the strap is not twisted, and that the harness fits the dog properly.

Usage recommendations

Use this universal belt strap in combination with a properly fitted dog harness rather than attaching it directly to a collar. Regularly inspect the strap for signs of wear or damage and replace it if any fraying or compromised hardware is detected. For larger or stronger dogs, consider a vehicle restraint system specifically rated for higher loads.