PetSafe Come With Me Kitty Harness, Large

My Houdini cat still was able to figure her way out of it. If she wasn’t so determined I think it would have done its job perfectly. Its cute and good quality.

Ever since we moved to a new home in the city, my beloved cat Rose missed the freedom of exploring the great outdoors. That’s when I discovered this incredible cat leash, and it has transformed Rose’s life in ways I couldn’t have imagined!

With this leash, Rose can once again indulge in the sights, sounds, and smells of nature that she adores. The moment I put it on her, her eyes light up with excitement, and she eagerly leads the way towards our backyard. It’s heartwarming to witness her pure joy as she frolics in the fresh air!

I’m amazed at how quickly Rose adapted to wearing the leash. It’s comfortable, secure, and gives her the freedom to explore while ensuring her safety. The durable materials and reliable construction provide me with peace of mind, knowing that Rose is in good hands.

Now, here’s the funny part—Rose has become so enamored with her outdoor adventures that she actually begs to go outside! It’s as if she’s telling me, ‘Come on, human, let’s go explore!’ Sometimes, when it’s time to head back indoors, she even playfully hisses at me as if protesting the end of her outdoor escapades. It’s an adorable display of her newfound love for the leash and the freedom it brings.

If you’re searching for a cat leash that will not only fulfill your feline companion’s desire for outdoor exploration but also provide you with peace of mind and endless entertainment, look no further. This leash has exceeded my expectations in every way and has become an essential part of Rose’s daily routine.

Thank you, PetSafe, for creating a product that has brought immeasurable happiness to my furry friend. I wholeheartedly recommend this leash to any cat lover seeking to reignite their cat’s sense of adventure and witness the pure bliss that follows.

I keep looking for something more jacket like for when winter comes, but these are really the most secure harnesses we’ve tried.

Pros
– The strap on the back is a great place to grab a freaking out kitty and not get scratched.
– They’re very adjustable. As soon as my cats grew to no longer be between sizes, they were about as secure as I think they’re going to get in a harness.
– Mobility in these things is fantastic. The vest style harnesses always seem to restrict their shoulders so they walk oddly.

Cons
– There is no overlap between sizes. There was a period that both of my cats were between a small and medium but neither of them fit. I couldn’t clip the small because they were too big, I couldn’t adjust the medium to be small enough to be secure. That cats have different builds, one is stocky and the other is lanky.
– There’s a little plastic stopper near where the leash clips in that’s supposed to be an adjustment point. It worked on one harness at first but not the other. Eventually it didn’t work on either one.
– The leash is too short to be useful once they get into exploring. The unactivated bungee is only 4 feet long, so they’re only a couple of feet away from me. Cats start and stop a lot when they’re moving around. So the cat will start moving, feel resistance, then look back at me wondering why I’m stopping them. I do like the bungee feature as a gentle “no”, I just think it needs to be longer.

Tips
– If the harness seems loose but the girth is snug, first check to make sure that the logo piece is in the middle of the chest. If that’s fine but it’s still loose, the strap on the top needs to be shortened. Notice that if you pull on the D ring it snugs up the chest portion. Ignore the plastic stopper that’s meant to be for this adjustment, it’s unreliable. Instead, tie a knot in the harness next to the D ring. You may need to mess with the location of the knot a little, so don’t make it right at first. Double check that the logo piece is still in the middle of the chest. The knot will hold far better than that plastic thing and it won’t move around after you take the harness off.
– Do not pick up a panicking cat if you can possibly help it, you’ll get very scratched up. I don’t care how sweet and calm your indoor cat is, if they hear a bang or a weird noise that you might not even hear, instinct is going to take over and they will fight you until they calm down and act like nothing happened.
– If your cat starts to back out of the harness, don’t pull! This is how cats escape from harnesses, by backing out of them. Instead, walk towards them. Either keep following them until they turn around or grab the harness on their back to hold them in place. If they’re panicking, talk soothingly to them until they calm down, it’s unlikely to last very long.
– If your cat runs away from you but is still secure, you should be fine. The best hold this thing has on them is when they’re facing away from the leash and pulling. Let them pull out the bungee. You can either stay put or follow.
– I noticed a review from someone who’s tied the leash to something and the cat got away. I haven’t seen a harness yet that I would trust unsupervised with my cat.
– Give you cat easy access to a carrier that they like while adventuring. It’s a place they can hide and feel safe if the world is to big and scary. It also makes it really easy for you to take them home/inside if things aren’t working out that day. My carrier has mesh on the sides, when we first started the cats felt a lot safer in it when I put a blanket over it so they could have a cave. Be sure you’re good at getting the cat into the carrier if they don’t want to go.

Holds and stay on well. My kitten did escaped once tho but after it happened I made réajustement and it did not happened after