Best Cat Harness and Leash Set- Walking Escape Proof

Description

Best Cat Harness and Leash Set- for Walking Escape Proof

😻ACCURATE SIZING FOR EXTRA SMALL CATS: Neck Girth: 7.6”-10.0”, Chest Girth:10.0”- 14.0”. Please ACCURATELY MEASURE your cat and refer to the size guide before purchase. Feel free to let us know if you need help in finding the right size. Package include: 1*Cat Harness & 1*Nylon Leash(150cm)

😻NO ESCAPE AGAIN: This Best Cat Harness and Leash Set features the velcro block and back buckle design for secure closure to stop the cat slip out. And the vest-style design protects the neck of your cat against the pull and strain of a collar. You can share enjoyable walks, exercise, and playtime outside with your kitty now.

😻SUPER COMFORTABLE: This real comfy Best Cat Harness and Leash Set is made of superior fabric, with soft edge and air-mesh padding, which can effectively prevent injuries, giving extra comfort and protection. With this practical design, our cat harness gives your four-legged friend a snug fit and lets him stroll along with style and comfort on his daily walks.

😻IMPROVED SAFETY DESIGN: The fast-release buckle and metal D-rings for leash attachment ensure that your cat will stay securely in the harness while you are out on your daily walks. For additional safety, our escape-proof cat harness has reflective strips design, which can keep your kitty always visible even at night

😻STEP-IN & ADJUSTABLE HARNESS: Made for convenience and function, the step-in vest design makes this harness easy to get on and off. And the adjustable strap creates a Perfect Fit for your kitty with some room of growth. (Tips: Please give your cat some time to get familiar with this harness for the first time use)

 

Who Should Buy The Best Cat Harness and Leash Set for Walking Escape Proof?

Many cat owners think a cat should either an indoor or an outdoor animal, without realizing there’s a perfect middle ground. Outdoor cats face a lot of risks, including fights with other animals, injury from cars, and the possibility of getting lost.

Indoor cats, on the other hand, don’t get the opportunity to explore their environment and get some fresh air. Instead, a cat harness and leash provides the perfect compromise. It’s not just dogs who love to talk a good walk around the block. Many cats do as well. Others just like to lounge in their backyard. Either way, a harness keeps them safe and out of trouble.

Also, The soft padded and lightweight construction keep your cat in ultimate comfort while exercising, the breathable mesh fabric dries quickly and is ideal for all types of weather.

Some cat owners use a harness to take their cat out on appointments, such as to the vet or the groomer. It’s the perfect alternative to a cat carrier or crate to keep your pet safe and secure in and out of the car.

Adjust the harness so when it is on the cat you can place two fingers between the cat and the harness. For a larger cat, you may need to buy a harness made for a small dog.

Getting your cat used to the harness: Expect some strange behavior when you first put the harness on. Most cats initially dislike the feeling of the harness, so you’ll want to distract your cat in some way while the harness is on.

You can put the harness on him at feeding time and have him wear it for a few minutes while he is eating, or play a favorite game with him while he is wearing it or just give him a tasty treat. Keep your sessions to a few minutes. Make each subsequent session with the harness longer. Once the cat is wearing the harness for extended periods of time (ten minutes or more) and acting normally, you can add a leash.

NOTES:

• Don’t leave the cat in a harness unsupervised.
• Remember to associate the harness with good things – play, food, or treats.
• Start out with short sessions – two minutes or 10 treats at the most.
• Be patient – your cat will eventually come to accept the harness.

Getting used to the Best Cat Harness and Leash Set: Your cat should be comfortable wearing a harness for 10 to 15 minutes before starting to work on leash training. Start in a quiet, safe place.

Attach a six- to eight-foot, lightweight leash to the harness (never attach a leash to the cat’s collar). Wait patiently until there is no tension on the leash, then give your cat a treat. As long as he is not pulling, allow him to move around with the leash on, following him to prevent tension on the leash.

NOTES:

• Be aware that walking a cat on a leash is different from walking a dog
• Sometimes you can ask him to follow you using your “let’s go” cue. Other times, you will follow him allowing him to sniff and explore.
• Keep your walks short – 10 to 15 minutes.
• Carry treats to reward good behavior.