is there a big difference between med and large?
18094
It's based on girth. Medium fits 10-1/2 to 14-inch girth, and Large fits 13 to 18-inch girth. I measured the cat with one of those sewing measuring tapes. Measure around the cat behind the front legs because that's basically where the back strap goes.
18095
There's a big difference between medium and large also there's a big difference between small and medium. I have a large for my 16 pound calico and a medium for my 10 pound Burmese. These harnesses are not escape proof though and need to be kept snug fitting around the cats body. Now, with that said the Petsafe Come With Me Kitty harness's are so much better than the harnesses that are sold in city pet's and big box stores in town.
18096
I think it tells you in the description what to measure. The small I used when Quincy was still a kitten but once he got to 5 lbs he need a medium. I can go up to large if he gets much bigger. I know that doesn't help much but I can't recall other than measuring his girth.
18097
I dont' have the large one. My cat is a normal size domestic cat but I have to adjust the medium size one to the maximum. If you think your cat will grow bigger/fatter, getting a large one would be better choice.
18098
My 2 cats are both 10 lbs. each and the large fits up pretty nice on them, with some room for adjustment.
71156
The only difference listed in size for the large is a width of 4.5" versus the 4" width of the medium. The product description of dimensions is otherwise the same (15 x 16.5).
1129495
The only difference I see is the color changes to burgundy when you select extra large. We have the blue one and LOVE it!!!
1529696
I would just go with standard to be safe. I've seen nothing but complaints about the large being too large.
610453
Definitely the large. Plan for a place to store. It is bulky but worth the space.
2021825
This is a set of 3 sizes...med, lg, xL I would say the large Pumpin' Pal shields are most similar to the 27 mm in size, but MUCH more comfortable!
767778
i have a medium size which is 15 inches long . as far as i know the small and large are the same . i am not sure of this
156321
My wife (5'7" 120lbs) has small/med and it fits her pretty well. I have the lg/XL and they fit pretty well (6'0" 185lbs) . There are only two sizes that I know of...sm/med and large/XL. Since they go under your sleeves and are a bit stretchy, they give a pretty good range of fit.
1646573
no sir,I did not see any other available size than the med/large. but id did see a comment that said there was an LG/XLG, I believe that would fit ya. I got the med/lg I am xl and had to loose the straps and belt 95%, I am 5'9 200 and I barely have any left to loosen. def don't get the med/lg but the lg/xl would fit you, lots of room
1119727
I would suggest going with the Drycorp cast and not the duro med. the duro med were harder to use as they pulled out of the plastic. If you do go with it the half is fine. We accidentally purchased a full and it was giant.
1562784
I am about the same size. I have both the med. and large. The med. is a more snug fit, which I like the best, but for alooser fit, you might like the large the best. They both keep hands warm. I use them both, alternately.
1367722
I have the med size and it works well for 800 pg programming textbooks. If I were to buy a 2nd for that purpose, I would get the large
286648
The sides have elastic drawstring's that you can adjust the fit; I would recommend a med. The large would slide around if you lost all that weight.
478090
I am 5'10'' 160 and med is a little big on me... you might wanna try small.
688701
I would say same medium. Good for me, I am heavy and it works great for me, also have real bad back. It helps with the support. On the other hand my wife doesn't like it so much, she said sinks in to much, as you see from my opinion it's as different as day and nite. Good luck.
191079
I have two size med. that are two big for my dogs, be glad to sent them to you.
447575
I would say moderate in size. I'm in hospital at the moment, so can't run out and measure. Sorry.