Has anyone had any luck using this for a cat? I'd plan to attach his harness to the clip on the inside.
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Didn't try it for a car. It is thick enough to keep their claws at bay though. The clip on the outside is sprung pretty tight so you might not want to try it if your car is short on patience.
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No, I do not believe so. I do not tether my cat, and the front clip is sturdy and really hard to undo/open. It clamps down and I can feel it lock in. I have walked my cat almost daily since buying this, and he loves it. Not once has he gotten out, but there again, he loves it and has only tried a couple of times.
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No. This harness is great. My cat would get out of the dog harness. This harness has wide Velcro strips so she couldn't squirm out of it and it was very comfortable for her. This type will be perfect in my opinion.
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HaHaHa! So funny. When I leash up Mowgli, he lays down. Period. End of story. I suppose I could drag him around, remembering to turn him over so he doesn't lose all the fur on one side. I'm still working on it...the solution will probably involve food, probably tuna. The harness product is ok fine...cat psychology is the problem. Good luck.
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Lisa, I have wondered the same thing. I don't see why not, since my dog that uses it only weighs 6 lbs.! My only concern with a cat would be leaving them unattended with a non-breakaway collar on. I have known people that have successfully used the "other" name brand underground fencing with cats. The collar looks to be about the same size.
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I had the same concern. My cat would not walk into it. However, I picked her up, slid her tail under her, and backed her into it without issue. Used the same technique on my parents' cat in a similar bag (not the same) and it works like a champ!
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Since I don't have a cat....I'm not sure about using it on one. If it fits, I assume it would keep the cat safe. May want to ask the manufacturer or see if there is a cat harness available.
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If your cat is used to wearing a collar that is heavier on one side and tight possibly. The antena will be strange i would assume but you won't know for sure uess you try it out.
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Cat's head needs to be in the tunnel. We tried it with the collar tag before we had him chipped. It took Buddy a couple weeks to even want to go through it - we left it completely unlocked for a while so he got used to going through before we turned it on.
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I think a cat would be less determined to pull the guard off the door so it may work. I would suggest buying a larger piece of Velcro to put on the sides of the guard instead of just the one that comes with it for the bottom. i did do that put maybe should have tried. I don't have a cat so I'm not sure how they would react with something like that but it was like it was my dogs goal to pull that thing down everyday. and he did.
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Definitely not! I mean, you might be able to physically squeeze him in there, but it would be a super tight fit and very uncomfortable for the cat.
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with my 22 1/2 pounder I checked into dog harnesses, they don't have the velcro security I feel I have with the ones made for cats, if you can find one made like the kitty holster instead of just straps, measure girth and neck size and go to a pet store and see if they carry the vest type, usually all they have is for little tiny dog.
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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
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Ha! Mine too, but I'm not sure I'm the best person to answer this question (I gave up after one try). I may try again this spring, when the weather is better and they aren't so little. Heads up, the leash isn't super long either, so keep that in mind... depending on what your goal is there. And here is a link to leash-training tips from ASPCA: http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/virtual-pet-behaviorist/cat-behavior/teaching-your-cat-walk-leash Hope this helps!
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the kitty harness is by best the most secure look for the small size should work great love mine know can have my cat outside with no issues
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The sill seat was purchased for our cat, she is a little on the chunky side, and it is quite sturdy. One day we returned home to find our Dachshund, Murphy, a very chunky 19.5 lb. boy up on the sill totally relaxed. If it can hold him, I think the cats are safe..use the screws, not the velcro
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Did you ever find anything that would work for your cat? I have the same issue I'm trying to resolve...cat box in the laundry room but want to keep the kiddo out.