Features:

  • Both chest and neck strap are soft and adjustable with Magic Tape enclosure. Measure your pet chest girth and neck girth, choose the RIGHT size for your pet, please refer to the second photo for size chart.
  • Escape proof cat harness with durable and strong Magic Tape,NO more plastic buckles. Please refer to the video for cat walking training tips.
  • Padded harness is more safe than traditional leash, it will also makes your cat feel comfortable.
  • Extra layer mesh underneath makes better ventilation.
  • Please NEVER leave your pet unattended outside.
Fits well and works as it should. It’s just ...

Fits well and works as it should. It’s just my cat that’s broken and stops functioning when I put it on her. 😒😂

Great walking harness!!!

Not only does this walking harness look absolutely adorable but it also is escape proof. My kitty is not able to wiggle her way out of this, the velcro straps are super duty and stay put.

This FITS!!! I have a Savannah Cat, they are shaped much different than most cats or animals so these can be hard to find

I really like this harness. The clips are strong and I love the extra layer of protection. I have a Savannah and they are escaped artists this seems to work pretty well and fits very well, easy to adjust while on, fits snuggly and secure. The little lace strip is pretty cool! Savannah Cats are shaped much different than most cats or animals so these can be hard to find that fit them properly. I wish I would have found this sooner, I bought 4 trying to find one that fits. I think I may even spread the word in the Savannah community about this product and how well it fits them. It is very well made also, no frays, no problems with it at all.

very easy to put on my cat

very easy to put on my cat. she is 71/2 months. it runs very small. She is 9 lbs. I'm going to order the large. The seller is easy to respond and price is great.. and my 2 cats use the toilet and walk on a leash. How great is that.

Very well made

My kitty is difficult to fit, as he is very long from the neck to behind his shoulders. He could be part Bengal. I have to make the neck a bit loose in order for it to reach behind his legs. It took quite a few walks for him to stand as completely upright in the jacket as he does with the strap harness (a good two weeks). When I had the jacket quite loose for him to get comfortable, he was able to back out of it (only because the leash caught under something and it scared him). Now that I am able to tighten it more, I'm thinking it will be more difficult for this to occur. I can tug a bit harder from the side without hurting him -- I always felt like his strap harness would dig into his little ribs if I tugged too hard (I'm not exactly man-handling him by any means). He does seem a little calmer than when he is wearing the strap harness, and I believe this to be the “Thunder Shirt” effect. Another plus for the jacket. This jacket is very well made, it arrived quickly, and the turquoise blue looks great against kitty's gray fur. My 10-month old kitten is a lean 11 pounds, and I purchased the large, since I'm sure he will grow a little more). The waist strap has plenty of tightness plus room to grow. The neck does not have much more room to give, because, as I stated, I had to put it on loosely to make the jacket fit behind is legs. I might sew a buckle onto the neck portion to make sure it cannot release. This is so much quicker to put on than the strap harness. I leave the neck portion together and slip it over his head. Then, I just need to attach the waist strap, which takes a total of two seconds. Once he became accustomed to the jacket, he tries to reach for it on the hallway hook to give me a hint he wants to go for a walk. Very happy with this purchase.

Works great for our cat

The first time I put the harness on him, he flopped like a rag doll. To walk cats on a leash, training that began while still a kitten would work for most cats. I had a Bengal and can imagine training him at an adult age might have taken some time, bc he could open doors and cabinets like Houdini. I adopted this Ragdoll at age 3 and he does fine with the harness and leash. Some breeds that are more relaxed will not be bothered by much; for example: Ragdolls and Snowshoe Siamese both have temperaments for calm walking. I ordered a large bc the reviews stated the smaller sizes began w a ferret or kitten size, so I'd keep that in mind when you order. My cat isn't "high-strung" so he doesn't try to wriggle out of it, like a Bengal might. Besides his temperament, I helped him associate the harness with the place he wants to go most, outside. Every-time he tried to run out the door, I'd catch him, put his harness on and take him outside. He saw our dogs w leashes going-outside, so that helped; he even now copies them and paws at the door when he wants a walk now, lol. Second pic is a close up of the well-made harness. My cat and his new toy, pic taken as I type this review; like most cats, he is currently "helping" me. ;0)

Still giving it a 5 even though she slipped out once!

This is a fantastic alternative to a buckle type of harness. I have used this leash both in airports and to walk my cat outdoors. Only once did she slip out and it was my fault for not properly fastening the around the neck velcro. My cat was in a park and saw a dog, she flipped out and started jumping and twisting, she totally pulled a houdini! I get so many compliments on this vest harness when we are travelling, many people want to know where to buy it. In Germany in particular she gets a lot of attention! I would highly recommend this as a safe, non stressful way to contain your cat while travel or outdoors. If your cat has never worn a vest harness before, you should introduce it slowly.. let your pet wear it several times for a few minutes, build up the minutes over several weeks before a trip or going out doors. In terms of tips for walking your cat on a leash, I recommend starting with a fixed leash like this harness comes with and then moving your way up to a retractable leash when your cat is more in control of themselves. Cats naturally want to climb trees, walls, and run free. Start off with the fixed leash and don't try to control the direction, let your cat lead. When your cat is fully used to the harness/leash, you can slowly try to get control. You have to be very patient and have a strong bond with your cat. I'd think if your cat likes you enough to come to you when called, they are a good candidate for leash walking. If your cat is super independent and won't even come when you call, probably not the type of cat that will take to a harness and leash. Good luck!

Best cat vests ever and I have tried many

We have purchased other cat vests that did not work well. The cats would just slip right out. Well these are awesome. Not only that but my cats are skittish and hate the vests and freak out when you put them on. NOT these! It is like they fell safe with how it fits. They actually just sit and let me put it on without clawing me anymore. LOVE them

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