Does it have something to clip the collar to so they can't jump out?
1555811
I use this for my six year old cat and she doesn't want out. She loves to go on walks. As long as she is put in the stroller and zipped up before I go outside, there has never been a problem.
1555812
Not that I've seen but it does have top that zips closed so they can't get out. Plenty of ventilation & windows.
1555813
no but it zips up so that while your strolling they wont jump out.my three just sit there.
1555814
No it does not. But if you zip it closed your pet will be secured. I love it it has netting all around so the pet don't feel trapped in. I Hope This Helps.
818342
Yes, there is a clasp. Do not attach it to a leash or collar. The dog seat is elevated and if the dog jumps out it could possible strangle or be injured. Put a harness on the dog and attach the clasp to the harness.
1873168
yes..detachable with velcro straps...my dog figured out how to get underneath it and get out took him about 2 hrs
1145395
There is a mesh zip around cover that will keep them from jumping out. There is not a safety strap.
1443970
I asked my vet and she didn't have an answer so she called tech support for seresto. Apparently the collars come with a reflective tag that can come off and become a choking hazard. I hope this is true. I love to snuggle with my dog, but don't love fleas/ticks.
2190111
The only way they can escape is if they chew through the netting or the material. I use mine every day. I carry a Shih Tzu and a Papillion in it. I am very happy with it. Do not remember what the box looked like sorry
811397
Not really, only chance if getting caught would be if their collar got caught, but very unlikely.We've had one for maybe 15 years, had to upgrade to the LARGE when we got our Labrador/Golden retriever cross about 8 years and never an issue.Our Australian Shepherd did snap one of the top pivot lugs at the top because she used to charge through it when she heard outside noises, but she's calmed down now. (We had to purchase another LARGE and just use the door)We have 3 cats and it's easy for them to use as well.
1701855
None whatsoever. It is very strong and pliable. Works well. I use a harness as opposed to a collar.
1991524
My part sheltie rescue is now on his 3rd collar since May. I don't think he got hung and activated the breakaway feature. He has never slipped his standard collar.He is very active and outside a lot. It works well no fleas no attached ticks while wearing it. That's why I've replaced it 2 more times than I wanted to. If I replace it again I'm thinking about attaching it to the inside of his standard collar
1742610
Yes, there is a safety strap which clips to the dog's harness, so that if I was ever in an accident, the dog wouldn't go through the windshield or out the window. Incidentally, I would never, ever use a collar on a dog, but rather a harness, so that the dog is never in danger of being choked. I am very happy with my Outward Hound!
44828
No, the leash wraps around the shoulder area as well as the neck so they won't be able to back out of it
874459
Great question! No their is not clip but you can zipper the whole thing closed. The netting is great you can see through it and your pup will get plenty of air but NOT jump out. This I am very confident. My pup and I shopped all over Panama City Beach shopping centers for hours with no issues whatsoever. I think you'll be good as long as you zip it all closed.
1074928
Hey Kristen,The collar has a break-a-way feature, you don't want it too loose nor too tight. Follow the directions included. My cat Genny is an outside cat and fromtime to time she will "weasel" out of her collar........thats just cats !...:)
1932264
Not that I noticed. The collar was pretty useless with our dog. She was surprised the first few times and then nothing. She didn't seem to mind it and she continued to bark. She is a Sheppard/Bloodhound - born to bark.
71718
Yes I thing so since you can thread his collar inside the e-collar so it won't fall off
1074927
There is always a risk of a cat getting hung up in something. My first cat given to me by my Aunt Lennie disappeared and I found her a year later(or what was left of her) hung in a fence row 50 feet from the house. The best way to ensure that the risk is minimized is to keep 2 fingers well under the collar when you put it on. The cat SHOULD be able to pull out of that will some effort. Some collars used to have break away panels but sure enough,they did and the collar was lost. This does not eliminate the possibility but it is about as good as you can do with any collar
1252513
Yes, I attach it to the collar itself and holds them in place comfortably but if you have a large dog I would recommend attaching it to a harness for mobility.