Cat Harness Small Dog Leash Adjustable Kitten Harness Black S Reflective Cat Harness Collar Breathable Vest for Rabbit, European Shorthair, Maine Coon, Persian, Top Attachment with Leash

Product Description: Anti-Escape Harness with Leash for Small Cats - Now your cat can bravely explore the outside world with maximum comfort and safety. Putting a harness on your cat isn't just ideal for walks, exercise, or travel, but it's also a great idea whenever you take your sensitive feline to an unfamiliar place, such as the vet or groomer. The harness is made of premium pet-safe materials, so your cat will wear it like a champ. All features are carefully designed for a secure and comfortable wearing experience. Friendly Note: Please measure your cat carefully and refer to the size chart before purchasing. 2 Sizes Available: Size XS is designed for Medium Adult Cats (Neck Girth: 21.6-27.9 cm, Chest Girth: 34.2-40.6 cm) Size S is designed for Large Cats (Neck Girth: 27.9-34.8 cm, Chest Girth: 45.7-50.8 cm) If your cat is between sizes, please choose the smaller size. This harness is not intended for newborns or small kittens. Quick Release Buckles: Easy to put on and take off with 2 side buckles. Securely fastens the harness. Sturdy Metal Leash D-Ring: Attaches a 150 cm leash to the metal leash attachment ring on the back. Durable Nylon Webbing: Made of strong material that offers good adjustability and security. How to Put On and Adjust the Harness: • Slide the neck strap over your pet's head. The "rabbitgoo" logo should be positioned on your pet's front chest, and the D-ring should be on your pet's back. • Position the lower straps between your pet's two front legs, under their belly. After correctly positioning the harness on your pet's body, fasten the two side buckles upwards. • Use the four adjustment straps (two around the neck, two across the chest) to adjust the harness. Slide the adjuster and pull or push the straps through it to create a proper fit. How to Put On and Adjust the Harness: • When the harness is properly adjusted, you should be able to place one finger between the harness and any part of your pet's body, ensuring a snug fit without restricting their movement. If you can insert more than one finger, the harness may be too large. • After checking the connection, attach our leash to the rear attachment ring. How to Put On and Adjust the Harness: The top image refers to the minimum neck position. To tighten the neck straps: - Slide the straps through the sliders, moving the sliders away from the front logo and closer to the rear D-ring. The bottom image refers to the maximum neck position. To lengthen the shoulder straps: - Pull the neck sliders away from the rear D-ring, moving them closer to the front logo. How to Put On and Adjust the Harness: The top image refers to the minimum chest position. To tighten the chest straps: - Slide the straps through the sliders, bringing the sliders to the side buckles until they meet. The bottom image refers to the maximum chest position. To lengthen the chest straps: - Pull the chest sliders away from the side buckles, bringing them closer to your pet's chest. How to Introduce the Harness to Your Cat: 1. To allow your cat to become familiar with the harness, place it near your cat's food bowl or sleeping area for a few days. 2. When putting the harness on, treat your cat with food or a toy so your cat can form a positive association with the harness. You can also save these treats and offer them only when you harness your cat. Remember to praise your cat throughout the entire process. 3. If your cat shows any behavior indicating that wearing the harness is uncomfortable, reassure them and try to distract them with food or toys. Remove the harness if your cat is still uncomfortable—you can always try again later. Never force your cat to wear the harness, as your cat may form a very negative association with it or even injure themselves.