MudLock Pet Cargo Liner: Quilted Trunk Protection

Messy paws, shedding, wet gear, and sharp claws can turn a trunk into a constant cleanup project. A cargo liner built for pets helps keep upholstery protected while keeping post-adventure resets simple—without giving up comfort for your dog.

The Pet Travel Cargo Liner with Heavy-Duty Quilting | “MudLock” by Owleys is designed for real cargo-area use: dogs hopping in and out, turning to settle, and bringing the outdoors back with them.

A great liner is built for the high-friction, high-moisture reality of daily dog travel—especially after parks, trails, and rainy-day errands.

• Comfort with structure so your dog can settle in without sliding around.
• Durability where paws land —the jump-in zone, the pivot, the “turn three times and lie down.”
• Mud and moisture management to help keep carpet and upholstery from becoming the sponge.
• Easy cleaning so hair, crumbs, and grit don’t become a permanent layer.

The “MudLock” cargo liner is focused on the pain points that show up fast when a dog rides in the trunk: dirty paws, damp coats, shedding, and the repeated load/unload cycle that can grind debris into carpeting.

Its build is intended for everyday movement—dogs shifting position, turning around, or bracing during turns—while keeping cleanup manageable after a long day outside.

• Heavy-duty quilted construction for repeated use.
• Machine washable (listed spec) for simpler resets.
• Compatible split seats : 60/40 and 50/50 (listed spec).
• Materials list : 600D Oxford, 210D Oxford, TPU, PVC, Nylon, Metal.

A liner sets the foundation; contained gear keeps the whole vehicle feeling effortless—especially when you’re stopping often.

• Keep muddy accessories contained (towels, wipes, bags, toys) so they don’t migrate into your dog’s space.
• Separate “human reach” items from pet gear to avoid mid-drive rummaging.

Two Owleys add-ons that pair neatly with a cargo liner setup:

• Car Trunk Organizer | 17.7 in – “Hexy” by Owleys for leashes, towels, and cleanup essentials.
• Car Back Of Seat Organizer | “Hexy” by Owleys for quick-access items up front.

A liner protects the vehicle, but safe pet travel is still about stability, restraint (when appropriate), and a calm ride environment.

• Prioritize traction : add a low-profile mat or blanket on top only if it won’t cause sliding.
• Reduce mud transfer : keep a towel handy and wipe paws before loading on wet days.
• Use a non-spill travel bowl and place it where tipping won’t flood the cargo floor.
• Use a crash-tested crate or harness system when appropriate ; a liner helps with mess, not restraint.
• Keep airflow open : confirm rear ventilation and avoid stacking luggage where it blocks vents.

For longer drives, keeping front-seat essentials separate from pet items can reduce mid-trip rummaging. The Car Back Of Seat Organizer | “Hexy” by Owleys is a practical way to store wipes, extra bags, treats, and small tools within reach—without turning the cargo area into a clutter pile.

Fast cleanup is the whole point of a pet cargo liner, but a few habits make it even easier—especially when sand, grit, and undercoat are involved.

• Shake out dried mud and sand outdoors first to avoid grinding debris into the fabric.
• Vacuum along seams where hair collects; a rubber pet-hair brush can speed up removal.
• Wipe fresh mud with a damp cloth , then let the liner dry fully before folding or storing to prevent odor.
• Keep a small kit in the car : wipes, lint roller, towel, and waste bags for quick resets between stops.
• Inspect attachment points periodically so the liner stays secure over time.

If your travel includes flights or cross-country moves, always double-check carrier and destination requirements before departure. Airline rules and documentation needs can change, so the safest plan is to confirm the latest details through official channels such as American Airlines — Pets (official policy information) when applicable.