rabbitgoo Cat Harness and Lead Set, Escape Proof Kitten Harness with Leash, Metal Ring, Lightweight Soft, Reflective Adjustable Vest for Small Cat Walking Travel XS, Black

Finally perfect harness! I have tiny cat, always slipping from harnesses. Not from this one tho! There's many sizes, plus you can adjust each one. Looks amazing on cat, loots of colours! Security on high level :)

I recently purchased the Rabbitgoo Cat Harness and Lead Set for my kitten, and I've had a pretty positive experience with it so far. Here's my detailed review based on my personal experience.First ImpressionsWhen I first received the harness, I was immediately impressed by its quality. The material is lightweight and soft, which I knew would be gentle on my kitten's fur and skin. The reflective strips were a nice touch, as they provide extra safety during our early morning and evening walks.Sizing and FitMy kitten is currently about 4-5 months old, and I ordered the XXS size thinking it would be the perfect fit. However, the harness was still slightly too big for him. I would recommend getting a smaller size if your kitten is on the younger or smaller side. Despite this, I was able to adjust the straps to make it fit more snugly, but it's something to keep in mind when ordering.Comfort and UsabilityPutting the harness on my kitten was a bit of a challenge at first. She's not used to wearing any type of clothing or harness, so it took a few tries and a lot of treats to get him comfortable. Once on, the harness seemed to be quite comfortable for him. The soft, breathable material didn't irritate him at all, and the vest design helped distribute the pressure evenly across his body. I was particularly pleased that the harness didn’t press against his neck, reducing any choking hazard.Walking ExperienceTaking my kitten for a walk with the Rabbitgoo harness has been a delightful experience. The harness is escape-proof, which gave me peace of mind knowing that she wouldn't be able to slip out. The metal ring for attaching the leash feels sturdy, and I had no concerns about it breaking or coming loose.One of the cutest aspects of this harness is how it makes my kitty look like a tiny police dog. It's adorable and has garnered a few smiles and comments from neighbors. The reflective strips are also a great safety feature, ensuring we're visible during our evening strolls.Overall PerformanceOverall, I am quite happy with the Rabbitgoo Cat Harness and Lead Set. Despite the initial size issue, the harness is adjustable enough to make sure he doesnt squirm his way out quickly.

It took me about 5 days to harness train my 4 year old Bengal cat using an H-type harness. This one is easier to fit and must be comfy as she took it right away without a fuss. I was a bit worried her head might be too big to go through the neck hole, but it slipped over no problem. Taking it off was also stress-free. Once on and tightened up (with a finger width gap so as not to overtighten) she seemed happy enough and didn't go nuts, so that's encouraging.I own two other harnesses for my cat - the H-harness I already mentioned (Petsafe 'Come to me Kitty' harness), which has the benefit of reduced mass for comfort, but can be tricky to put on, and a jacket harness (Voyager 'Step-in' harness) which is easy to put on as it doesn't go over the head, but is more restrictive. This harness seems to have the best of both worlds, being easier to put on thanks to the larger clasps, while comfortable for the cat, and most importantly secure.My cat is a medium-sized, fairly lithe 4-year old adult, and the XS fitted her fine, even though her chest is a little smaller than the recommended sizing, I was able to adjust the straps to fit.In all, a really good harness for the money. I bought the black one which makes her look like a wee warrior, though I'm now considering buying the red one as well for the added visibility on those outdoor adventure holidays.If harness training your cat for the first time, there is a useful guide in the fitting instructions. Follow it to the letter because that was how I got my cat used to her harness. If your cat is properly harness trained then it shouldn't struggle or try to escape. It just takes patience and persistence.As for the leash that comes with the product - it's nice that they included a matching leash, but it's kinda cheap, and there are much better leashes out there. I'd recommend a bungee leash for training to reduce strain. That's by the by however. The harness itself, which is what you're really paying for, is top notch and well worth the money.