Keep Your Cat Safe and Secure with the PAWCHIE Cat Harness and Leash Set

Lynn Starling: My cat loves walks, but she’s not the best at staying close so she has to have a leash. This Harness works way better than the traditional ones. Other harnesses usually restrict her too much, but with this one she moves completely freely. She hasn’t gotten out of it, and i don’t think she could if she tried. Best harness i’ve purchased. My cat gets so excited when i start to put it on her. Also it really does glow in the dark.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

adw004: Product is just a little stiff and the connector may be too long for my (approximately) 6mo old cat. It may loosen up tho. The intricate moons and stars are cute but not too over the top

United States on Apr 13, 2023

Amazon customer: I removed the bell so my cat wouldn't hate the experience of wearing her harness, but we've had a great experience with this product so far. She loves going outside and is putting the harness on willingly for the most part. She doesn't like the torso clip, which I wish was set a little closer to the spine so that I didn't have to reach under her torso. This is the only part of taking on/off the harness that my cat dislikes. Overall a great product at a reasonable price. The perfect introduction to harness training for our girl.

United States on Jan 29, 2023

Cassandra: I ordered both a black and a pink set, for both of my cats.

I opened the black first, because that cat would be the easiest to get the harness on. The package was closed and the harness was clipped into the cardboard. The bell was clipped (think circle twist thing like key ring) onto the D-ring of the hardness.

I opened the pink set and again the package was closed. This time, the harness was clipped onto the cardboard, but the leash was also zip tied to the harness and there was a tagged to cut off. The pink set also came with a matching collar, which is where the bell was attached to.

I’m not sure why there’s such a different between the two sets. The black was obvious opened and returned to the seller before I received it, but I’m not sure if I was supposed to receive a collar with each set or not.

Con for both harnesses: the nylon is hard; the line of harness between the circles is way to long, unless you can make the harness stay in the middle of their bellies. For my cats, it likes to go behind their legs.

I will update after the cats have worn the harness for longer.

United States on Jan 18, 2022

Johnny: Is little Sparky and escape artist? He walked a long way home with us. Instantly smitten we took him in. As a new housecat we wondering if he longed for the days of yore with freedom to explore, hunt lizards, and avoid our local armadillos? No longer a stray, we asked our vet and she thought a harness and daily walks was a great idea. We compared this Pawchie vs. the also popular Rabbitgoo and Avccava. Since we live in a warm climate, we first eliminated the sweater-like Avccava. Tough call when it comes to comparing the simpler and lighter Pawchie vs the more substantial Rabbitgoo. Read on:

Both are sturdy and the Pawchie is no doubt easier to get on and off. At first my wise daughter feels that the partial vest style of Rabittgoo provided a little more escape prevention. Cat rejected! This one is lighter and less cumbersome. If you know your pet is relatively docile, Pawchie is the one!

Our vet suggests letting your pet wear a harness for a full day before venturing out. However, we nixed the idea since we don’t yet know Sparky’s full “bathroom” habits and didn’t want him playing around too much in the litter box while wearing it.

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United States on Mar 01, 2021