Review on PUPTECK Pink Nylon Cat Harness With Adjustable Collar And Leash: The Perfect Combination For Your Feline Friend by Diane Beachem

I've had this for a couple months now, and it's held up with my fat boy pretty well. I have no fear of his making an escape heist. I will say, if your cat pulls, I might recommend getting a chest-fabric harness instead of this. I definitely hear a bit of a wheeze when my cat tugs so I try to be very careful, especially around anything that freaks him out (like cars going by) since he might be liable to hurt himself, these are sturdy butI'm not sure if they are a little too escape proof, y'know? My only other complaint is that after 5 months, it is fraying a little from fat boy's attacks on occasion. I don't forsee it lasting over a year with kittens if they manage to get their claws on it frequently.Complaints aside, I feel super secure walking around with my boy, he looks great in hot neon colors, and this is muuuuch better than my experiences with velcro or much more involved harnesses thanks to how easy it is to put on and how much you can change the dimensions (was great as fat boy went from fat boy to fat man in a few months).If you have a puller/flier or are around a lot of big stimulants that scare your kitty, I'd say look for something not quite as rib/neck pulling, but for the grass, back yard,or porch or introductions its fantastic.