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PetTravelCenter.com Carries Kurgo Products on Website
WINSTON-SALEM, NC-- February 8, 2011 - PetTravelCenter.com announced today that it will provide Massachusetts-based Kurgo products on its site, including pet automotive products, such as booster seats, seat covers, pet car barriers, pet beds, toys and chews, and pet recreation items.
The Kurgo Skybox Booster Seat offers a safe and secure alternative by providing enough elevation for smaller dogs up to 30 pounds to have a clear view of the road ahead and a comfortable, secure, padded seat to snuggle down on longer trips. This seat is also collapsible for easy storage when not in use.
The Kurgo Car Barrier creates a strong wall between the front and back seats of the vehicle, keeping dogs safely in the backseat if the car happens to stop quickly, and restricts them from moving between the front and back seats of the vehicle. The Backseat Barrier pet protector also has an extra partition, which separates passengers from dogs in the backseat.
"We're very pleased to carry the Kurgo brand on our site," said Tom James, president of PetTravelCenter.com. "Kurgo makes quality pet travel products that make it fun and easy to travel with your pets."
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PetTravelCenter.com is an online community that provides worldwide resources for pet-friendly hotels, attractions, destinations, RV parks, dog parks, campgrounds, airline pet regulations, pet travel tips, veterinarians, emergency pet hospitals, and a wide variety of pet travel products through its online pet store. 800-384-1450. info[at]PetTravelCenter.com
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