We have a very long, thin cat. Most harnesses are just too short. Would this accommodate length?
456873
Hard to say I have A LARGE CAT and he is well proportioned and it fit him fine. If your cat is long the harness will/should just sit closer to his shoulder blades versus further down his spine. As far as being thin the harness is adjustable so should work. I would order and try it on him that would be the best way to determine. Good Luck!
456874
Our cat is big, and we left the harness on him but he manage to get out of it after a while. If your cat is used to a leash at all I think he will be fine but if he fights it like our cat because this is the large one, your cat may slip out of it easily and I don't think they adjust much if at all. Hope this helps.
456875
Although there is no way for me to say for sure, my cat is about 18 pounds but not fat. He is tall and long. The neck opening has a slide and the shoulder straps attach to it with clips so adjusting it is an easy deal. My cat used to be a country cat and roamed freely on 180 acres. He has adjusted to his daily walks with this harness and leash in our small back yard. It is a smart design and very well made and he hasn't escaped yet. I highly recommend and would buy again without hesitation if necessary.
2121743
yes, I measured it and it will fit even at the neutral position of the velcro, if the cat gets bigger you can loosen it; hope it helped!
1958760
no my cat is 20 to 25 pounds and a size md to lrge in this type harness fits beautifully with extra room u should have no trouble at all I love this
1765575
It might be a tight fit, my tiny 8lb cat fits great, but it took my 14lb cat longer to get used to. She has a bit of room and can turn around in it, but I think she would be unhappy if she gained more than a few pounds, lol.
2233387
Your cat will probably fit but it would be tight. I don't think he would be very comfortable. I gave this product to three cats and none of them will use it all. It's a cute product but I would not buy it again.
665630
Not really. You need to measure your dog around the neck and middle and find out what the sizes of the harness that you want to buy are. I found it very hard.
1305681
It's probably about 4-5' long but the majority is coiled in a telephone cord type fashion. It stretches about 8'. Don't let your cat back up as it can work it's way out of the harness.
1954408
I would say, no. I don't think there is enough adjustment in the straps to make it tight enough. The harness would be wearing the beagle not the other way around.
127219
I think so. It rides up on the cat's neck a bit when the cat lies down, but if you adjust it tighter around the cat's chest, it might not do that. You have to be careful when walking the cat in the harness - my cat actually got out of it. He went underneath something and got the leash caught between two things, and it scared him so he backed up and ended up backing out of his harness. I don't really know how he was able to do it, but he did!
2181499
It's a premade harness that plugs into the box, but I would think if you used the same guage wire you could probably lengthen it.
2020725
Yeah it should be. I dont have measuring tape but I know that cats curl up and their legs are scrunched together, I think ur cat will fit, Theres a middle section thats bigger if not.
626611
I have a 10 lb "long and skinny" cat, complete with pencil neck. The small fit fine around the body (with lots of room to spare), but the neck portion was way too big. The extra small fit better around the neck, but didn't fit so well around his little belly.
853027
I'm using this harness for a show Odatchi, measuring 70 inches while in its saya. You can make it fit anything rather easily, just be prepared to adjust the fit until it's comfortable.
1067886
This size might be too big. I'd check if they have a smaller version for cats.
1182363
YES. I have a long 19lb cat and he has room to move around in it with no trouble.I hope this helps you .
1171410
This harness didnt work well for my cat. He had a hard time moving his front legs in it. Sorry!
617703
Maybe the reviews you say you have read are not descriptive enough. You can take your cat for a walk in this harness ONLY if you attach it to a leash. I'd only recommend taking a cat for a walk in your own backyard, like after a removal when they have to get familiar with their new environment and leave their scent in their territory. One thing I did is put the harness on, tight enough but not too much, attach an extendable leash to it, and put the handle in a 5ft (1.5m) long, 3/4" (2cm) wide, deeply and firmly grounded pole in the centre of my backyard. Because my garden is in the shade and there's no vegetation or any other obstacle nearby, he was allowed to walk or just sit and look around more freely for quite some time while I was doing some gardening, he just couldn't go further than the length of the leash.