Aim it anywhere
Two heads, each rotating a full 360 degrees, aimed independently — boot, crate or back seat at the same time.
Slipstream Dog Travel Cooling Kit
For dog owners who know: heavy panting in the back is a warning sign.
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In the box: twin-head fan · car socket adapter · extension cable
We were on our way to the coast. The car was packed, the aircon was running — everything seemed fine. But when we stopped, he didn't move. No tail wag, no whine. Just that quiet look.
It wasn't sleep.
Dogs don't complain out loud when something is wrong. They suffer quietly.
A small, powerful twin fan I can aim exactly where he lies — in the boot, on the back seat, or in the crate.
Aircon isn't the answer back there. And even modern rear vents? Too weak, fixed in place, and impossible to aim.
You've read that fans don't cool dogs because dogs don't sweat. Half right — and the half it gets wrong is the half that matters.
Barely any sweat glands. A dog offloads heat by panting — evaporating moisture from the tongue and airways. That surface is wet, and moving air absolutely does speed up evaporation there.
A dog lying still in a boot sits in a pocket of its own warm, humid breath. Nothing shifts it. Move that air away and the panting starts working again.
Not colder air. Moving air — aimed exactly where your dog actually lies.
Car aircon blasts dry, icy air. Refreshing for you — but for a dog it can mean irritated eyes, dry airways, and a circulation shock the moment they step back out into the heat.
| slipstream | Car aircon | Basic clip fan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches the boot of an estate (180cm) | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Two heads, aimed independently | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Gentle on eyes & airways | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Keeps running with the engine off | ✓ | ✕ | ~ |
| Dog-safe guard, no gaps | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Built for dogs, not a desk | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Designed by dog owners, for dogs who ride in the back.
Two heads, each rotating a full 360 degrees, aimed independently — boot, crate or back seat at the same time.
A steady cooling airflow where the panting is happening, and fast relief once it's aimed right.
Long enough to reach the boot of an estate. Front socket, rear USB port or a power bank — it adapts to your car.
Protective grille, stable headrest clip, no exposed blades. Made to sit near an animal, not on a desk.
The guard keeps long fur out of the fan — no snagging, no tugging, no drama on the back seat.
Ticks prefer warm, damp, still air. A constant breeze makes your dog's spot a good deal less inviting to them.
Your dog trusts you. Make sure he's comfortable on the road too.
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Without it that drive would have been misery. Instead of panting and pacing there was snoring and ear-flapping. I genuinely checked three times that he was still back there.
When I read why it isn't, I didn't quite get it at first. Then I ordered one — and yes, you can actually get the air to the spot where the dog lies. It's stronger, and it's kinder on them.
I assumed that bit was marketing, but we've had noticeably fewer problems this summer. No miracles — but the constant moving air does seem to keep them off.
I'll admit I wasn't sure what a USB port even was. It's genuinely easy — plug it in the front by the radio, use a rear port, or the socket adapter. My son runs his off a power bank.
Honestly, I bought it because my dog struggles in the heat. Now my youngest holds it to her face the whole way shouting "I need it more than he does". We're going to need a second one.
I'm not one for dog gadgets, but this one is different. Practical, well thought out, no nonsense. And the dog? Stares at it like it's the telly.
In normal weather it's spot on. At 35 degrees in full sun, one isn't quite enough on its own. Still far more comfortable than going without.
Our pug Wilf really struggles in summer. This is the first thing that has actually made a difference to him.
Works well. Took longer to arrive than I expected, but it was well packaged and ready to use straight out of the box.
No more guilty conscience sitting in traffic. I know he's getting moving air back there now.
Candy is a big dog and the two heads are more than enough for her. She's happy, so we're happy.
Most owners never realise how harsh the aircon is on a dog — and it never reaches the back anyway. This fixed both. Alfie loves it.
Yes — you have 14 days to try it. If it isn't right for you, email us at support@slipstream-shop.com and we'll sort the return out with you.
It clips onto the headrest and runs from any USB port or a power bank — front by the radio, a rear port if your car has one, or the car-socket adapter that comes in the kit. The cable is 180 cm, so it reaches the boot of an estate.
It avoids the icy draughts an aircon produces and is gentle on skin, eyes and airways. The rotor sits behind a protective grille, and there are no exposed blades.
Yes — aim both heads where your dog lies. On very hot days (35°C and up) two units are more comfortable. Press the button again to cycle through three speeds.
No — and we'd rather say so plainly. It's a comfort device, not a safety device. If your dog is in distress, stop the car, cool him with water and call a vet. Never leave a dog in a parked car.
Absolutely. It's a fan — plenty of people end up aiming one head at themselves. Nobody will tell.
Every order ships tracked, and you'll get your tracking number as soon as it leaves the warehouse. Delivery times vary.
Yes — anywhere there's USB power. Crate at home, the dog bed, a shady spot in the garden.