Escape-Proof Adjustable Cat Harness and Leash Set - Perfect for Kittens and Puppies - Includes Metal Leash Ring

Alicia Kelly: Our cat loves this leash. It is light weight and easy to put on your cat. It’s great for road trips.

United States on Nov 21, 2023

Alexandria tAlexandria t: This is a little big for my 3.5 pound 3 month old kitten. It slips down a lot so I have to keep tightening it. I love the lead that buckles in the seat belt, it keeps my kitten secure and keeps from kitten from climbing all over the car. I like this harness but I think I’m going to buy a different type of harness next time.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Jeanie: Too big for now. Will have to grow into it!

United States on Jun 28, 2023

MooneyhansMooneyhans: This harness works great for my 6mos & 6lbs kitten. I have deducted a star, however, for a few reasons: 1) the fabric that extends from the chest under the belly is a bit long & bubbles up (though I’m hoping he will grow into it). This issue seems to cause some awkwardness at times when he’s walking & he can also slip a paw inside. 2) the piece that the leash clips to fully slides off the harness (pic 1). This can make it difficult to put on a cat who is a bit squirmy & also causes it to slip from the center of his back down towards one shoulder during walks. I’m thinking about hot gluing it down to solve the problem. 3) the straps that buckle together around the neck and belly also move around a lot. I’ve pinned them in place for now in case it needs to be adjusted as he grows, but once he’s finished growing I’ll probably sew them into place permanently.

Now for the good stuff: I love that this product is sturdy and my cat stands no chance of wriggling out, even when startled or if he slips a paw in the bubbled chest portion. It is also the smallest harness I could find while still allowing so much room for growth, I really think he may be able...

United States on Jan 31, 2021

ArborArbor: This is comfy enough for my Karma to even sleep in. She hated her previous harness and after a bit of fussing and lots of treat training, once she was okay with me actually putting this one on her (always step one!!), she walked around like she wasn't even wearing it.

The strap connecting the collar bit to the torso bit does pose a bit of difficulty for a cat that prefers for you to just *get it on and get it over with*, and gets more restless the more time you spend on adjustment. Also, the first few times you unclip it will be VERY DIFFICULT, so make sure you break it in before you put it on your cat, otherwise you will have a frustrated cat who is more confused about why you're messing with the harness and not taking it off than why they're wearing it in the first place, making removal an ordeal it doesn't need to be.

Additionally, while your cat won't be able to get out of the collar or torso straps, they will absolutely be able to barrel roll until the chest piece is on their back. Don't freak out, you can tuck their elbow back in, gently folding their paw and slipping it back into place. There's no need to panic if it slips while your kitty is rolling in...

United States on Sep 29, 2020