Kitty Holster Cat Harness, X-Small, Black

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Cats who aren’t used to harnesses may take a while to get used to the over-head style of the Comfort Soft, but the flexible and lightweight nature of this harness does make it comfortable to wear, with plenty of owners happy that their cat will leave theirs on all day. Available in sizes S-XL, there’s also a range of colours and patterns to choose from (including a rather bright strawberry print!). The lead is attached via two heavyweight D-rings, forming one of the most secure fittings we’ve seen. Do measure your cat correctly according to the instructions, to ensure you achieve the best fit. Felines are extremely sensitive creatures who require a perfectly fitted harness that won’t restrict their freedom of movement. Once your cat is comfortable walking around the house while wearing both the harness and the leash, you’re ready to venture out into the world. When choosing a cat harness that’s right for you and your kitties, be sure to consider style and materials, sizing and fit and closures.

The Voyager Step-In Flex Harness doesn't require any piece to go over a cats head so it's generally an easier style of harness to put on a cat, something that comes in handy when you are dealing with a hefty kitty. The pressure of pulling is distributed across the chest area which is made with soft, breathable, synthetic polyester mesh that’s functional in any weather. Plus, reflective stitching on the webbing offers added visibility and safety for those twilight hunts. This step-in style harness from Rabbitgoo is designed to keep a cat comfortable and secure with light padding and soft edges throughout to prevent chaffing on a kitten's delicate skin. While it's officially called the Escape Proof Harness, we do not recommend you leave your cat unattended while wearing this harness (or any harness). Cats are capable of many things, and removing themselves from a space they no longer find suitable is one of their specialities.It’s a vest-style harness made with wide cotton straps that keep your cat safely and comfortably contained. The pressure from the leash is distributed evenly across your cat’s chest and waist, making it easy and comfortable to control your cat on a walk. Once fitted onto your cat, this harness is easy to adjust; but the plastic clips are a little stiff to use. However, this also means the harness is secure; there’s no danger of the clips coming undone. A lead is included in the price, making it great value for money.

Be aware that some cats may never get used to a harness. Don’t judge your cat or yourself too harshly if this is the case. In your next sessions, slowly increase the amount of time your cat has the harness on. “The second step is taking a step,” says Galaxy. “You want them to start feeling it and feeling what it’s like to walk in this thing. That’s when you use your treat again.” Once your cat is comfortable wearing the harness by itself, then introduce the leash inside. Try out the harness and lead indoors until your cat is comfortable with lead walking. You don’t want to experiment outdoors and risk having your cat become upset and escaping. Like anything new, it takes time for your cat to get used to wearing a harness and walking on a leash. Ease them into it with these three steps. A properly fitted harness should have just enough space for you to be able to slip two fingers between it and your cat’s body.The best cat collars alert you (and birds or other small prey, for outdoor cats) to a cat’s presence and help identify kitties that wander too far from home. They’re not well-designed for walks or other supervised adventures. That’s where a cat harness comes in! Swapping out the daily collar for a harness is easier said than done, so we have tips for getting your cat accustomed to wearing one. Prep your cat for a harness in 3 steps Petsafe's affordable Come With Me Kitty Harness is ideal for both warm and cold weather feline adventures.

The breathable, highly adjustable, and ergonomically designed RC Pets Adventure Kitty Harness is a cat explorer favorite. Yes, but keep in mind that cats do not innately understand what a harness is or how to walk in one. It must be gradually introduced in a safe, comfortable, and positive way. There aren’t many downsides to this harness, but the sound of the Velcro could scare nervous cats. The harness is padded, though, which reduces noise and makes the harness more comfortable for your cat to wear.This machine washable harness from RC Pets is available in a variety of colors and prints, comes with a matching leash, and is made in Canada. Finally, when your cat is comfortable with the harness, you can attach the lead and carry them outside. The hope is that all the new sights and smells will distract them from the fact they’re wearing a harness.