Review on XL Purple Kitty Holster by Marcus Morgan

I've been using these harnesses to walk my cats for about 10 years and it's the only harness on the market that my cats don't easily get out of when it is cozy . Make no mistake, a cat can get out of almost any harness or anything if it wants it badly enough. No matter what the harness looks like here in the picture, this harness is the best. My cats have never been able to get out of this harness like the others I've tried and I've tried most of them. these. All the cat needs is a little fear (e.g. of a big garbage truck), some pressure from your end of the leash, and she'll just slip out of the harness because she'll relax her shoulders at the ankles and snap free immediately can of it. Dishes. Because most harnesses are straps, most cats can unravel very easily. This harness wraps around the cat's neck and is one continuous piece of material that extends to the torso and wraps around the abdomen and back. It is secured with a strong velcro that is difficult to break even if you want to take it off. Still, I keep an eye on my cat because if she gets scared and backs away from the harness, I'll loosen the leash. , so it has no traction and cannot reverse, run onto the road and be hit by a car. Her cat 100% of the time, and if I accidentally look the other way for a split second and she gets scared, I feel a tug and have some time to loosen the leash. With any other harness I wouldn't have the luxury of taking the time to loosen the leash and the cat will break out of the harness and run in the direction it breaks from. This confuses the cat for a split second, which is enough to put her out on the street or in front of a car before she realizes it. So if you are going to take your cat for a walk, I would highly recommend this harness.