Supet Cat Harness and Leash Escape Proof, Adjustable Breathable Cat Vest Harness with Reflective Trim, Cat Leash Set for Large Small Cats Kittens Puppies

Nice hardness very good quality, but it’s not escape proof. My cat isn’t a cat that spooks easily and he has gotten out of it twice ( with it being fit snug) It would have to be uncomfortably tight for my cat to not get out of it. It works for what I needed it for.

This harness is very well made. My boy is harness trained and knows commands, so he is used to trying new things. This was no different - he previously had a step-in Rabitgoo harness and he upgraded to this one. Look how cute he is!!!For reference, he is 10 months old and I got a medium. Yes, it's loose. Will he slip out? No, because (1) I don't pull the leash towards his head like many owners do when harnessing their cat for the first time and (2) he is trained well.I haven't gotten too many pictures of him in his new harness, but I've added some of him in his carrier. The last photo (yellow harness) is his old harness for reference, so you can see just how much more freedom this gives my boy! His arms are no longer confined to small holes.

My bengal definitely seemed more comfortable in this harness than the last one that we tried. I also love the available colors and the included leash. However, getting it on and off him is a something of an ordeal because the part that needs to go over his head doesn't have a buckle/fastening of any kind. While I realize that this is probably to make it sturdier/escape-proof, it is also unfortunately not that easy to adjust (especially once on a hyperactive, slippery cat). I had it adjusted relatively loosely at first to help with the on/off process, but then he could slide right through it, so it had to be tightened. If you didn't need to stretch the material over the poor boy's head to get it on him, it would be 5-stars.

This is perfect for large cats. I’ve tried the recommended Velcro under the tummy and he HATED it, then l tried the Rabbitgoo but it was too big around his tiny neck. This Supet fit PERFECTLY around his pea size neck and lead butt body. My vacuum cleaner fur baby is a large boy weighing in at 15 lbs with measurements of: Neck 10.5”-*10”, Chest Girth; 17”, Tummy; 19” and Neck to tail; 13”.

Was easy to put this on my kitten, and it did not seem to bother her once on.

So I do love it, my Savannah likes being outside so this is great. However she can slip the harness. She’s only done it once however I would assume she’ll keep doing it now. So if you have a cat like a Savannah I would just be mindful.

I was most worried about my kitty escaping out of the harness, but as long as you make the straps tight enough, they’re not going anywhere! The padding is very comfortable as well. The ONLY thing I would change is I wish the buckle and leash lead were a bit thicker for peace of mind. Squilly approves!

It’s very hard to find a harness for a cat that they can’t slip out of… This one I think does the trick… So far my kitty has not found her way out of the harness, and I’m still working on trying to get her to walk on the leash… It actually does look very good on And she will walk for maybe 10 feet before she flops and then doesn’t want to move so we are working on it. I do worry that it might be kind of tight up under her front legs, but so far she doesn’t seem to be having any missing for or cuts or scrapes from the harness I’ve tried several of these harnesses that say that they’re for kitties but I have sent them all back because they don’t work… This one is the first one I’ve ever used on my ragdoll cat that actually she cannot get off and it seems to be relatively comfortable.. my cat is approximately 12 pounds in so she is rather large. I don’t know how this would fit on a smaller kitty, but I would recommend it as a try, at least if you’re looking for a harness and leash for your kitty.