Tactical Cat Harness for Walking Escape Proof, Soft Mesh Adjustable Pet Vest Harness for Large Cat,Small Dog (L, Khaki)

Our cat is 11 pounds and has a long body. He is used to wearing a harness when we go outside to walk. As others mentioned, I agree this harness is rather stiff and probably won’t work well for a cat who never wore a harness before. He walked funny the first 15 minutes or so but later got used to it. I do like that it is quite adjustable. I think it can fit any size kitty from maybe 8 pounds onward (it would be too large for a kitten or small cat). The straps are a little tough to adjust on the spot, so definitely ensure the fit is correct before going outside. I initially bought this as a Halloween costume, but I think I might switch it as his main harness. The material is durable and so far seems like it is escape proof.

Got this a while back for my adventurous kitty and while she doesn't necessarily "like" wearing a harness, she does like being outside and I like that she doesn't run away.It has adjustable straps, buckles and velcro for easily putting on. The whole thing can be separated into two parts so you don't have to squeeze their heads through (my cats hate those kind of harnesses and I do too). So not only is it extremely functional, but it's also funny. Always lots of compliments on the "Mama says I'm special"

Tested Cat Species: Adult Nebelung MaleTakeaways:- The patches are adorable and probably worth the price alone if you want to stick it someone's work bag.- The adjustment straps on the chest piece will tighten very well. Be prepared to make several attempts at adjustment if your cat is fidgety.- It does not seem to restrict the cat's range of motion. In fact, my normally sedate indoor cat was able to escape my arm and climb up my back with surprising strength when I tried to walk him outside.- After strapping the cat in, he went pretty docile in my lap.Issues:- You WILL need to tighten this properly or a motivated cat can wriggle free under duress. (Our cat was raised indoors and doesn't like the big outside, or people that aren't us)- I would not recommend carrying the cat by the strap if, like my cat, most of it's weight is in the rear. It seems suitable for extracting him from situations but be ready to support your cat's weight.- The d-ring is UNDER the handle, which may cause a problem with your lead. I have not tested this yet as the cat immediately went into 'resistive sploot' mode when placed on the ground or floor.

My kitty is a indoor cat, but with hurricane season otw, I wanted to make sure of a quick get away, if needed. I purchased a good sized carrier, but he can't be in there all the time if we are sheltering. I wanted a harness with a handle for better control of him, because he can be very strong puddy. Its not to carry him, his body is too long and heavy to be held up by a harness. This harness is pretty sturdy and even though he was a tad upset he seemed comfortable. I do wish it was a tad longer in the body, but other than that it's puurfect.

I read a lot of reviews saying that the harness fit their pets who are 10-20 lbs but personally my cat who is pretty chonky, i know i cant get my money back so im just gonna write this review on how i feel about the harness.. My cat personally was still too big for the harness and she is a whole 12lbs of pure orange tabby energy, i even tried it on my grandmothers cat who is a lot more skinny than mine and it didn't fit her as it was still too tight after adjustments, i personally took the patches off too look at the stitching and it was very much poor stitching, when i was taking the patch off the stitching was already starting to come loose and just didn't look right, other than that its a decent harness just looks like its more for kittens then cats and i personally don't believe the people who have "15-20lbs" cats cause if they really did i don't understand how their cats fit perfectly into it while my cats couldnt even get it past their necks especially my grandmas cat since she is a lot smaller than my chonky girl

I have a pretty large cat so finding a harness that fits him can be a bit difficult. The two sizes offered seemed like the small might fit but only at its maximum extension or the large might fit but risked being too loose. I ended up going with the large and it fits though it does feel a little loose but I could tighten it if I need to. What surprises me though is my cat has yet to fight to get out of it. I'm not convinced he COULDN'T get out of it, but he seems comfortable enough with it that he doesn't bother unlike all the other harnesses I have for him.He also doesn't make as much of a fuss about putting it on, part of that is just the design which allows for easier clipping of the harness around their neck and chest. The only thing I don't like is it's much more bulky than other harnesses and for a cat or even a fairly small dog I don't see much of a point to the handle that adds most of the bulk. That being said my cat doesn't seem to mind the bulk and prefers this harness to the others. Over all very happy with it.

Not a bad idea but it seems they used a pattern for a larger animal and just shortened the too large straps. I wouldn't recommend this one unless you own a tame bobcat

My cat is ruffly 11 lbs and it fits him and he can grow more if need be. It's very well made. The last tiny one he was able.to chew through this one he won't be able.to do that. The handle is helpful when he gets a Lil freaked out to grab and not hurt him but be able to calm him. Very east to put on, minus that it's a cat and uncooperative 😆 🤣. He doesn't walk funny or sit still so im guessing it's comfortable enough for him. Love the velcro patches. If I ever needed another I would rebuy.