After further use - found to be UNSAFE (see updated review)
Update: February 2011 Warning - Product can be UNSAFE. Just recently I used the booster seat as I have in the past and when I went to get my dog out of the seat, she was trapped... Her back leg got stuck in the lobster claw on the small safety leash where it connects to the bottom of the booster seat. I could not get her out without harming her and had to wait for someone to bring tools to cut the lobster claw off her leg and free her. Thankfully there was no permanent damage though she was a bit traumatized by the ordeal and is now very skittish about getting into the car. Of course I am no longer using the Solvit booster seat. I wrote the company 5 days ago to notify them of the unsafe condition and I have not heard from them yet. I will give them a couple of more days to respond before I take the matter further. I just want to be sure they are aware of this situation and I do not want anyone else to go through what I did with my dog. It was very scary and I am thankful that there...
smaller than expected
i have a shih tzu and this car booster (large) is pretty smaller than i expected, its too fit for my shih tzu, i dont think she will be comfortable. the image looks bigger for a large size, i didnt expect that my 6kg shih tzu needed an extra large.
Love this car seat!!
Luna, my 3 pound, 4 month old, Brussels Griffon, loves her new booster seat. She can see me, look out the window or lay down if she likes. I can see her and she's safely buckled in, which I like. Previously I would put her in a travel crate and seat buckle the crate in the passenger seat. She couldn't see me, so there was a lot of whining and some barking. In her new booster seat, she's at ease and perfectly content.
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