🐱 Escape-Proof Cat Harness and Leash Set by Dooradar - Adjustable Vest Harnesses for Walking, Ensuring Safety - Easy Control, Breathable Mesh Jacket with Reflective Strips for Cats Review

We have tried many, many harnesses for our large 20 pound cat. It's almost impossible to find something that fits his neck and stomach. This belt has served its purpose. Both the neck and the girth are adjustable, so everything worked perfectly. He also seems to be coping, he hasn't fallen or refused to walk. If you want to take your cat outside but want to keep them safe I would give this harness a try.

We thought of using this vest to get our 16 year old cat used to wearing it as a carrier. It hates its host and hides when it sees him. For the first time, the husband left the vest on the floor and the kitten played with it. Then my husband slowly rubbed his stomach and around his neck and gently put the vest on him. Our cat loved the vest and immediately started running around, just left the room and napped in it. It actually helped him prepare for his career. Every day we only let him wear…

First of all I want to say that I give this harness 3 stars because every time I use it on my cat I have to tighten the straps because she is getting weaker, if she does wear it. It would be a lot better if I knew there was no way he could get out. However, he never got out of it, so it does the job. My cat isn't the biggest either, he's a normal American Shorthair, so the harness is a bit too big for him. He (as the drama queen that cats can be) acts like he has lead weights strapped to his…

Our kitten is 6 months old and weighs about 7 pounds. She's outgrown her adventure harness so we tried this one. It is currently in its tightest position and has a slightly loose fit. She only ran away or withdrew from it 1x. But that's because she has a very slippery coat and I wanted to see if that's possible. It took her a minute, which to be honest I had plenty of time to get in her way. Otherwise, she doesn't care that it's on. Runs and jumps in it as if she were naked. Getting dressed…

Our cat is a runner - that's how we got him, and besides this stressful behavior he is a wonderful cat with a friendly and sociable character. I've been considering a harness for a number of years, but questioned whether purposeful walks outdoors would stimulate a more frequent urge to run, or what to expect over time. The first few days you had to put on a harness to get to know them. He snuck around, not very happy about it. I used this time to make adjustments so his eventual outdoor time…

Unfortunately we didn't like this option. We have 6 other harnesses for cats, kittens and rabbits and this one has its advantages but more disadvantages than most. First, it must be put on over the head, it has no fastener or clasp to make it easy to put on and take off. That means you have to get him to put his head on or take his head off the pet, and if you haven't gone through the necessary training or your pet has any problems, it's going to be an uncomfortable struggle. If you make it…