My cats are 6 months old. Should I get the small/pink or just get the large/purple? They will outgrow the small soon since they are 7 lbs now.
460830
We have a small short-haired cat and a large long-haired cat. The small/purple furminator we have works great on both of our cats.
460831
I'd get the larger one. You can use the edges, or half of the 'brush'. Kittens grow so fast, don't bother with the smaller one.
460832
Which Furminator u use depends on the breed of your cat (short or long hair), not on its age. If the hair is 2 inches or less then the small should be sufficient. If hair is longer then go for the larger (purple) one. Either one is a great tool.
382327
I would go with a large. I have a cat about that size, and the medium was too small.
533126
For any cat and for small dogs I would use the extra small size. My cat is 13 pounds and the small was way too big ... The extra small was just right for him ... For larger dogs, I don't know what to say!
1766753
Hi! In my opinion for only a $13.00 difference I would go with the large. This is what I got for my teddy bear hamster. I wanted her to have a lot of room to run around and play. I think you will be happier with going a little bigger. :)
33570
Probably the large. The medium might fit a slim 15 lb cat but most 15 lb cats aren't slim. I don't think I have been able to fit the medium on anything more than 12 lbs. They are really adjustable so even if it is big, you should be able to get it tight.
1206264
I think you would be better with the LARGE - I have an 18lb cat. I bought the LARGE, the medium would be a little snug, especially if you dog gained any weight in the future. Hope this is helpful. Tricia Logan
1874243
I have the large ones-- it was a little tight for 13-14 lb cat but he could turn around in large one. I have a 7 lb cat and the large one was great size for him. He had plenty of room.
67019
buy the small if your kitten is small. Don't ever leave your cat unattended with this. She might hang herself. Be sure to get your cat chipped -- actually some vet clinics can get you hooked up with low income chipping if you are low on cash..... My actual cat uses the medium but as her head is small she can sort of try to wriggle out of it. So I end up not really using it at all.....
127056
Hi Miki, I think that the small would work for your cat. The small is just a tiny bit tight on my 12 lb poodle. I had to move on to a med. for her. Good luck!
88304
Hi, I am purchasing two of these in Large for my 3+ year old tabby-brothers, as they grew out of their Mediums that I purchased for them as kittens. My boys are by no means obese or really even "extra large" cats...one weighs 11 1/2 lbs and is just a stockier guy than his brother who weighs 9 lbs. The smaller of the 2 is quite slim and lightly built (Abyssinian-esqe) (the Vet always says: and how is 'she' :-)...I adjusted the Medium out as far as possible and he wanted to wriggle out of it because it was very tight. The Medium girth on his brother was a couple of inches from even being fasten-able! Not to ruffle any feathers, but Large may be more realistic for the "average" adult cat from my experience. I agree that an oversized harness would be unsafe, so you may want to order a Small and a Medium to try on a young cat/kitten. These are, BTW, a steal for the price and made very well - and are better at keeping the cat in the harness than the 2 strap models without this one's clever design! Just be careful at first until you are sure that your cat is comfortable wearing a harness/being on a leash/being outdoors and keep it snug. Have fun!
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Hi..Xs is tiny xtra small I would suggest you get the XL my cat is 12 pounds and it's still have space to adjust around her belly.. That would be the broadest part of the kitty .,good luck..:) if it's too small yet you can always return it .
584103
Medium would probably be fine. My one cat is a Bengal that is about 14 lbs. and my other cat is smaller but 15 lbs--I use medium for both.
767559
Once my kitten became over one year of age at 8 lbs, I switched her from small to mediums. Mediums would be fine.
509817
I purchased a Small, which worked well for my 8 lb kitty at its most snug adjustment. The Velcro closure could accomodate a slightly larger cat/neck size, but probably not a 22 lb one. Try a larger size. A Medium might work since large cats don't have huge necks...just large bodies.
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I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun exploring he wears himself out and sleeps a lot the rest of the day. I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun... » Read More I first ordered the large for my 6 month old kitty and it was too large, so I ordered the medium and it was perfect. I kept the larger one because as he grows I know we will need it. I would say the large would fit up to a 22 lb. cat, but I would order a larger one for a 30 lb. cat. Be sure and secure it firmly and keep the leash in the direction towards the tail so kitty can't back out if it. Once our kitty wore it a time or two he got use to it and did not try to back out. We walk him every day for about 20-40 minutes (depending on the weather) and he loves it! He has so much fun exploring he wears himself out and sleeps a lot the rest of the day. « Show Less
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I would personally get the 24 X 16 X 15 for the "average" sized cat. I'm uncertain what some of the larger cat breeds, such as the Rag Doll, would need.
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It depends on the size of your cat. Weigh yourself then pick up your cat and subtract your weight from the total number. You will get your cats weight. then look at the package of the soft paws medium is 9-13 pounds and large is beyond that. My cat is 18 or 19 pounds so i get the large ones. He has been wearing them for 4 years. No problem. I hope that helps.