I'm buying a "Kitty Holster" vest/harness to use with this, so I'd just like to know about the leash. Did you like the leash for your cat?
10090
yes, it fits very good on her I don't walk her out side but I have it on when we go to the vet along with a carrier.
10091
We did use the leash. Our cat is an escape artist, though, so the harness didn't stay on long. The leash was fine while we were able to use it. Good length, secure clasp.
10092
Yes. I like the bungee aspect of the leash. It allows the cat to explore around. I would not recommend this leash for the vet's office though..too much recoil ;)
10093
HaHaHa! So funny. When I leash up Mowgli, he lays down. Period. End of story. I suppose I could drag him around, remembering to turn him over so he doesn't lose all the fur on one side. I'm still working on it...the solution will probably involve food, probably tuna. The harness product is ok fine...cat psychology is the problem. Good luck.
2116064
I'm not sure, but I doubt it. My cat weighs 12.5 pounds dripping wet and it isn't loose. I'd look for a holster that fits a larger cat.
648770
I just used a pair of pliers to pull the Cat Head out of the plastic belt carrier. After that, it went in and out easily. Just the first time pulling it out was a real bitch.
456874
Our cat is big, and we left the harness on him but he manage to get out of it after a while. If your cat is used to a leash at all I think he will be fine but if he fights it like our cat because this is the large one, your cat may slip out of it easily and I don't think they adjust much if at all. Hope this helps.
659423
You can do both if you want. There is a hook there in the front of the vest that you can put a leash on or you can place a collar on them as well. I was never able to use mine since my dog is too large to fit the vest. Good luck to you!
319709
The leash I purchased is great. I have had no problems and really like it. I've been using the leash for a couple of months.
1185343
I could have slipped the seat belt through the carrying strap, but the sides are all soft and would permit movement if the cat were active. I've never had a cat which moved much once incarcerated. My cat hated this on sight--he unzipped it in less than a minute and walked out. I sent it back (at great expense).
1773201
The newest version of the Thundershirt for Cats will feature a small removable collar where you can attach a leash, however the only style currently available does not offer this. The shirt will not interfere with a standard harness or collar, if necessary.
1862059
My boy is about 10 pounds. The kitty holster worked great, and then I heard about a figure 8 adjustable harness, which I got on Amazon. He has used this one exclusively for a couple of years and it is also great.
127220
Yes. My cat seems to calm down when he's wearing the harness. (The velcro is noisy when you take it off the cat.)
794412
I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good luck!!
2129276
I love this leash. It's totally worth buying. Although I use it on dogs taller than yours. I have two 50 lb siberian huskies and this is 4 feet long. Which is fine for my height dogs but you might need a 6 ft. Just a thought. Maybe do some measuring between the dog and your grasp. I'm 5'6 so if you are closer to the ground it might work? Def works great. Very bright and I'm constantly asked about where to get this since out at night on a dark boardwalk and without notice people think my huskies are "wolves". :)
775140
Howdy, There are two adjustable tethers, with snap fasteners to attach to dog or cat Harness, If you are attaching them to a collar 0n your pet you may need to extend the tethers all the way out, or attach a extension strap to them.
34516
The leash does not attach to the vest. Use the collar you normally use. If you use a harness, the harness would be worn under the vest. You can attach the leash to the harness through a zippered opening at the top of the vest.
617176
no slipping over the cat's head ..you have velcro flaps for the neck and the body (under the tummy).....it's similar to throwing a saddle on a horse, then you overlap the velcro flaps snugly around the neck, repeat with the other flaps snugly overlapping under the belly.......it couldn't be any easier....when I take it off, I pull the neck flaps apart and let the cat slide out of the harness because he's not thrilled with the sound of the velcro being pulled apart...otherwise it's a super secure, well worth the investment...everyone who see it on the cat asks about where they might buy one....
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Hello. I've been using this on my ~11 pound cat since late September. It took a little getting used to for him, but it's very second nature for him now. I wouldn't say it is 'small,' but my vet verified that it's not too big for a cat his size. You just have to purchase a small dog collar for it so that it is sturdy enough to hold the device upright. Please see the review I posted for this product.
2148904
I used it for my cat and it runs larger than most other harnesses I have purchased. It is fairly flexible on size (by overlapping the Velcro).