is there something to attach to your cat's harness?
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Not that I know of but you could take a short leash and there are lots of places you could attach it. It's really a nice pet stroller. Easy to roll, roomy attractive and nice having cup holders.
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No, there is no hook. The Velcro holds pretty well but I'm not sure if it would remain around the cat if a lot of pressure was applied by way tugging on a leash. You could use a harness loosely on the outside maybe...
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There are rods that have a stretch cord in them and they hook together. The rods insert into the four corner sleeves which keeps the item in a rectangle shape. I use it for a cat and I'm sure it would be suitable for small animal.
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not directly. A strap goes around the headrest and a second strap goes around the seat and clips together at the back. there is a tether that attaches to the seat belt with a clasp that attaches to your pet's harness.
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My carrier had two tethers sewn inside it. They can be shortened if needed. I think it would be safe to fasten to a harness as long as the carrier is secured with the seatbelt as shown in the instructions.
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Yes, if the cat wasn't opposed to wearing it, as it will stay on because of the velcro. My cat has some issues with the nerves in her one of her hind legs, so she hisses at me when I want to put it on and then when I do, she either has some issues walking or she gets out of it.
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Velcro is on the bottom, one section is attached below the neck and one along the stomach area. I have since located the harness from my original review, but I'm unable to change my opinion, since both of my cats are able to wiggle one leg into the harness and limp around mewling piteously.
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Yes. The package I got came with a pump designed.for it. I suggest you have an appropriate patch kit if you have cats who are not declared. Best of health to you within limitations. K Tash Robb
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No, there is a piece that comes with the harness that attaches to the seatbelt.
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Yes--very strong metal circle to attach to. Works well with my dog's seat harness too. Love the Puppias. I have three of them!
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If they're a S/M then it would probably be best to go with an M. You don't want the harness to fit too tightly or the cat won't be able to move properly or have ease of breathing.
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Betty, Yes it is a buckle. All of the harnesses I have tried use this type of buckle. I believe there is a harnessthat is cloth and may close with velcro. I believe they custom make them to fit your cat. It looks likea small coat almost. You will have to do a web search to find it.Cat Walker
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I used it for my cat and it runs larger than most other harnesses I have purchased. It is fairly flexible on size (by overlapping the Velcro).
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If you hold onto the leash as the cat backs up such that it is pulling against it the cat will pull the harness off over its head. So you can't use the harness for unattended tie-out. But if the cat starts to back up just keep the leash loose and get behind the cat in the direction s/he is headed and you'll be fine. I only had it happen once before I got the trick down.
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Not with the plastic guard flap in place, no. If it wasn't for that my cat would be able to though! I think the flap comes on the newer ones, but when I got mine last year I just had to email the company and ask for it. They sent it for free, and it was very easy to attach.
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To keep your pet in place, have you used a harness with seat belt attachment?
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There is a small strap with a hook on it and you hook it to there collar or harness. I like using a harness better it restricts there movement a little more