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Unfortunately this didn't work for our female kitten, she would escape out of the neck as it was just to stretchy. We bought both a medium and small, the medium was to large and the small was just to tiny. She escaped from both of them out of the stretchy neck part in less than a minute. The fit just wasn't right. This may work for a more calmer cat but for a rambunctious kitten it was no match at all. We eventually just made our own by cutting some holes for legs in some old leggings.

I bought this for my house cat Jessica and it fits perfectly, it’s as tight as it can be without being too tight.I wanted her to roam the garden without being restricted by the short lead so I got a 10M dog training lead. Jessica is known for doing exactly as she pleases and she swiftly made for the gap in the fence into next doors garden, I knew she couldn’t break free and would just come back when she got bored.Come back she did, 10 minutes later, smug as hell, minus the harness! I don’t know how she did it but she managed to slide out of it.I decided to try again but she ran inside, before I could get to her she’d slid out of it and made her way back to the sofa.I don’t think there’s anything wrong with this product, I put it on her tight! But for some reason I think cats can escape them no matter what brand it is.I still use this for supervised walks in the garden and she seems very comfortable wearing it, she only tries to escape it when I’m not watching her.Would recommend just make sure they’re supervised at all times!

It’s a smart idea but my cats wouldn’t keep it on

My 10 month old kitten looks utterly adorable in this. It is very lightweight and comfy although she walks as though she's on the moon when she has it on. I've been using it to keep her from wandering when we're out in the garden but she's worked out if she walks around the garden furniture and gets tension the the lead, she can then reverse out of the harness. Too clever! I would definitely recommend it but advise you always keep your kitty in sight whilst they are wearing it.

I bought the small which I think was too small. Willow wax crying when I was putting it on her. I bought the medium which she cat get out of with ease. I have kept the medium as we are getting an other cat. I hope this one can't escape as easy

Unfortunately not good for my cat, otherwise the product is soft and comfortable and it fits well following the measurements.My cat got out of it in few minutes! Such a shame!Maybe for cats who are not so wild like mine will work.

My vet recommended a recovery suit after my cat was spayed, she hated the cone so I got one to try it. Unfortunately that one was a little small she seemed uncomfortable if happier than she was in the cone. Since the next size up in that style wasn't available I decided to try this one instead.It seems to be ok however it was a little shorter than I expected but thanks to the three fasteners on the legs it fit and covered her incisions. It was much easier to get on than the other suit I tried because of the fasteners along the back. All seemed well as she was moving a bit more freely in this suit and seemed to be a bit less squished.Unfortunately she quickly figured out that she could get out of it so I couldn't leave her alone with it on and had to switch her to the tighter suit at night so she wouldn't wriggle free and pull at her stitches.It's not exactly bad but it would be better if there was a way to tighten the neck a little bit, that would have prevented my cat from constantly slipping out. But she is very small so it might work better with a normally sized cat.

Kitty hated this but not as much as wearing a plastic collar this done its job for a few days while she healed. I would recommend but it is very cheap should be like a pound