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Solvit Pet Vehicle Safety Harness

Reduce driver distractions by safely securing your pet

Fully-padded, fleece-lined vest provides superior comfort and safety
Unique, shock-absorbing design protects pets during sudden stops
Heavy duty steel components at all load-bearing points
Straps and vest material are made from strength-rated materials for safety and peace of mind
Easy to load/unload pets and fits ALL vehicles
Integrates with vehicle's seat belt tensioning device to provide range of motion while traveling, but locks during sudden stops
Washable
One year warranty

Available in four sizes:

Small fits pets 6-25 lbs.
Medium fits pets 20-55 lbs.
Large fits pets 45-85 lbs.
Extra Large fits pets 60-120 lbs.

Dimensions: See sizing chart above

Manufacturer: Solvit

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