Supet Cat Harness and Leash Set for Small to Large Cats Adjustable Cat Vest Harness with Reflective Trim Universal Cat Leash and Harness for Cats/Puppies Outdoor Walking

This was purchased for a kitten, 7 months old. While she is a tough kitty, it was difficult to get the neck piece over her head. I got her used to the harness first and put treats around it for a few days. Then I gave her a bit of wet food and had her stick her head through the neck piece in order to eat. Got messy, but was successful. Finally able to clip the body piece after about another week. Taught her to walk beside me. All is good except the neck piece doesn't have a clip. She pushed her paws through it and now was caught around the ribcage. Minor disaster. Used the wet food to get her to stop panicking and was able to tate it off.

We've tried several different styles of harnesses for our two-year-old rescue tabby and this one is by far her favorite! It took her about a week and lots of churrua treats to really get used to it but, she now prefers this one over the other two styles we bought before this one. She "tolerates" the other two for a while but, this one she comes over to me, ready for adventures whenever I pick it up. It's comfortable for her and we are very pleased with this purchase.

The harness doesn’t go passed the shoulders of you cat and doesn’t really adjust. Also my cat easily slipped out of it multiple times. If you want a good harness I would recommend going to a local pet store or checking out CHEWY.

I was so impressed by quality, also the color is very vibrant and pretty ! You can pick any color that match with your kitty they have plenty options!!! Material amazing plus price !! The most important Elvis my cat love it too he felt confident taking his first ride outdoors

It’s great but it was a little bit for our cat no matter how much we tighten it he can get out of it.

It was a little big for being a small, but after some adjustments and a few safety pins, it fits my cat. My cat likes to chase stuff in the yard and nearly pulls me with him like a puppy would; LOL; and his harness broke. The buckles on his old harness was really small and broke easily. So, I bought this harness and within 3 days, I was delivered and he looks real cute in it.

It does a good job of staying away from the cat's neck but the part that goes along the back is too wide. That causes the buckles to be down under her elbows and interfere with movement. I think it's more for dogs. I'm not sure cats are wide enough for this harness.For all y'all with flat cats out there here is how to get your over the hump. Break the process of putting the harness on into smaller steps. If necessary, for example, the first step might have to be just holding the harness around the cats neck and not even closing it. At whatever level you're cat is comfortable, neck piece, chest piece, whatever, do it and give a little piece you break off one of those soft cat treats. Do it a couple times possibly making some progress. Make sure the cat is still perfectly happy with the process. Stop while the cat wants more treats. . By the way some cats you might need to work on taking treat pieces no harness involved!. They won't all eat out of your hand. In fact one of the fathers of positive dog training says that having a cat eat out of your hand is halfway to having them trained.The next day start part way through the steps you did the previous day and advance. When the cat is finally wearing the harness, drop a little treat piece on the counter in front of the cat. Hopefully she will reach her head down and eat it. If that's too big of a step go back to offering her treat pieces out of your handsOnce your cat is wearing the harness and eating little bits of treats you start tossing the treats just a few inches from the At first. Then further. And once your cat associates the harness with trotting around stalking pieces of treats you can proceed walking and I will too :-) ( I used to be a certified dog trainer and but I have trained cats to do other things like sit, spin and jump through hoops.) Because I know all the ways harnesses can fit dogs badly. I've been doing this for several harnesses in a row while observing the harness and seeing all the ways it was going to make my poor cat uncomfortable! And all she seems to know is whatever I put on her body means she will get treats although she has moved rather stiffly in the worst harnesses where the buckles were under her elbows!

As they say, the third time is a charm -- this is the third harness I have tried and it works great. Easy to put on and take off. It's very comfortable for my best friend and he looks darn cute! Plus it's made in the USA. Thank you.