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Four Paws Safety Seat Support Harness

Comfort and safety for your pet
The Safety Seat Support Harness was designed for pet safety while riding in vehicles.
- Fleece lined for maximum comfort
- Attaches easily to any car seat belt or leash
- When not in use in car, can be used for walking
Available in X-Small, Small, Medium and Large
X-Small: For pets under 15 lbs.
Small: For pets 15-30 lbs.
Medium: For pets 30-65 lbs.
Large: For pets 65-110 lbs.
Black only.
Dimensions: See available sizes above
Manufacturer: Four Paws
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