I'm getting a new car next week, but the only problem with it is that it has a beige interior! - not a good idea when dogs are involved! I will be getting a full set of car seat covers but has anyone used bootliners - the one's which come up the sides of the boot, to protect the back of the seats & sides which have carpet on and if so can anyone recommend any suppliers!
Thanks

1 problem i found with those, they are slippery. we just put carpet in the liner. look for suppliers on line for your particular car.probably get one on ebay.

Try the dealer, I got a nice rubber one from Peugeot that fits the car exactly.  My husband got a good one from Kia too for his.  Both are rubber so are not slippery.  I put a couple of the rubber backed mats in mine until I got a cage to fit.

Try looking on ebay as theres a company on there which sells them (we've had 2 from them one for an estate and the other for a hatch).

They come up the back of the car and attach to the headrests and stick up the sides of the car and have a flap to protect the bumper when dogs are jumping in and out.

This link is to a hatchback example - the picture doesnt actually do it justice in reality they fit much nicer than that!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/COSMOS-BOOT-LINER-COVER-HATCHBACK_W0QQitemZ8032350525QQcategoryZ28641QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

i have a vauxhall astra estate and bought a boot liner about 3 years ago, its great and every now and again i take it out and put it in washing  machine, i wouldnt be with out it, i do have a cheap carpet on the top of it which i cut to fit the car, mine is from halfords

Over The Top products are wonderful - not cheap but very efficient.  I put their pet sheets under my boot liner and over the back seat and the carpet underneath is still black (5 Ridgebacks and 1 Aussie!)

Thanks for everyone's replies. I have also found in browsing the KC gazette a company called Hatchbag www.hatchbag.co.uk, so have asked them for their catalogue. Will look into the others as well, as need one ASAP as dogs can't go anywhere at the moment!!

Would people recommend that I put a boot liner in and then put a rubber mat/carpet on top as they are otherwise slippy?