rabbitgoo Cat Harness and Leash for Walking, Escape Proof Soft Adjustable Vest Harnesses for Cats, Easy Control Breathable Reflective Strips Jacket, Black, XS

Easy to use, worth the money, and lasts. I need to tighten it a bit to fit my cat, and it took a few sessions to get him used to wearing a harness. Doesn’t bother him now, and thankfully keeps him pretty secure. The harness doesn’t obscure his movement or vision, and I like the color options. Overall, nice material, fits well, and just needs some adjustment to fit your cat and for them to get used to wearing it.

Great product. Adjustable straps helps it fit perfectly, soft padding on the inside so it doesn’t bother the animal, comes in cute colors & decent length leash. My cat loves it and it’s not a struggle to use it.

Both my cats have this harness. They're sturdy and we've used them for months and they still look brand new. One of my cats likes to go for walks and this harness makes this easy. The fit is okay as long as the cat is at the upper range of fit. They do not stay tightened. So they are very useful for one cat and less so for the other one.The one who goes on a walk regularly is very snug in the harness and she's not going to wiggle out of it, which is great and she's very comfortable. The other one can get out of it easily which is why I'm taking away one star.

The color selection on these was pretty big so that's a plus if you are wanting to coordinate or have a preference.Size can be an issue especially with the kitten size ones because they outgrow them or it's too big when it gets there so I can only use it for a short time as she got from about 3 months old until 8 months old in the size that I ordered.It's very well made. The seams are tough and properly sewn so they aren't going to tear even if the cat is pulling and to some extent chewing on it. It took her 3 days to get used to the concept I put the harness on her to start and let her wear it for a couple of days. Until she pretty much had gotten used to wearing it then I added the leash and let her drag it around. I recommend videotaping your cat during these events it will make you laugh later. I imagine the adult size is less of a problem than the kitten size ones only because of the snugness factor. It has to be tight enough but not too tight and with a kitten they practically grow daily and so there was a lot of adjusting and she occasionally slipped out of it. You can adjust it in a couple of different ways but you might have to do it daily as they grow if you get the kitten size one .Practiced walking in the house with it and the leash before taking her out. Once she got used to it she was quite happy to see the leash come out because it meant she was going to get outside and go for a walk.Overall very happy with this product, it's put together very well and easy to assemble and put on. Highly recommend.

I bought this harness in a size Small (color black) for my 12-pound tabby, and it fits her really well. The size chart is accurate. It's snug enough to feel secure, but still comfortable for her to move around easily. The material is soft and breathable, and it doesn’t bother her at all. It's easy to slip over here head and clip both sides into place. The reflective design helps with visibility.My cat absolutely loves the time outdoors! It’s been a great way for her to safely explore and get some enrichment as an indoor cat. She took to it quickly and gets so excited when I pull the leash out.The only issue is that if she walks backward while the leash is tight, she can slip out of it. I’ve found that keeping slack in the leash helps prevent that from happening. Just something to be aware of if your cat tries to back out - especially with curious or cautious cats.Overall, this is a great harness for supervised outdoor adventures. I’d definitely recommend it—with that one caution in mind.

I have a cat that was an inside/outside cat so she is use to going outside unsupervised. Unfortunately she made the mistake of going where she should not of and was attacked by a dog. Luckily she made it back home, then to the vet and back home as a tripod cat now. She can go outside yet it is very unwise for any pet owner to do such with a cat that is an amputee. They will always be safer inside or with supervision if they are allowed outside. Because I have trained all my cats to the boundaries of their yard using a harness I had one on hand yet after using a couple of times on the cat I was just not sure if it would do what was needed and not snap loose (training a cat to a harness is like saddle breaking a horse; trust is a big issue so patience and the right equipment is needed). I bought a harness that stated it was designed for amputee cats...well that was a huge fail due to it being bulky and more of a straight jacket on the cat.This one looked more along the lines of that I have trained cats in before just a little bulkier (the one I was using is designed the same yet only uses 3/4" straps which is why I was afraid my cat might get out). This one can be adjusted nicely yet I will state you must always be sure to be using it correct otherwise the cat can get out by slipping backward from it; in another words never use it while pulling your cat forward which is true of most harnesses. This one may of not been tight enough on my cat when this occurred indoors while using it. It may of also been part of her suddenly shifting into reverse, lol. The harness it's self has elastic bands which allow some extra movement so most likely I just had it to loose. I will find that out on our next try of this that is for sure.Final opinion: seems to be a good harness and not as bulky as some. Breath-ability is there yet I do know from training other cats in other type harnesses that they will always show signs of "sweating" there it fits to them (just as we do with our clothes). Range of motion is great just make sure you purchase the right size....these are not like buying kids shoes. you must buy what it needed so it can work properly. don't be tempted to purchase the next size up because the cat will get out. Comfort...Well I don't really know because my cat does not speak, lol. I do know she is more able to move about in this one when compared to the straight jacket one yet not as free to move as the 3/4" one which is most likely due to her to simple get use to it which I have seen in all that I have trained.