Adjustable Cat Harness and Leash for Walking, Escape Proof Vest, Grey Camo, Medium

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Please check out the video uploaded by the seller titled "Safety Tips for Untrained Cats." It is essential to take the time to train your cat to not back out of the harness. If your cat tries to back up, slacken the leash immediately and avoid giving your cat anything to pull against. Keep in mind that your cat may get frightened by noise, people, dogs, or cars. Therefore, it is important to choose a safe location outdoors for walking your cat. Ideal options include your front yard, back yard, or a quiet neighborhood or park. Stay away from high traffic or crowded areas that may frighten your cat.

When measuring your cat, make sure to measure it tightly and exclude any fur. Measure your pet's chest girth and neck girth accurately to select the right size for your cat. It is advisable to train your cat indoors first for safety purposes. Start by purchasing a harness and leaving it inside the house for your cat to play with and get used to its smell. This will help alleviate any fear of the harness. Once your cat is comfortable, secure it in the harness properly and allow it to wear it around the house. Let your cat drag the leash and get accustomed to having something strapped to its body. It is common for cats to refuse to move or fall over when wearing a harness for the first time.

Throughout this training process, it is a good idea to reward your cat with treats. For example, while adjusting the harness, give your cat a spoonful of wet food to distract it. Again, avoid high traffic or crowded areas when taking your cat outside. Your cat should be comfortable wearing the harness before venturing outdoors. When you are ready to go outside, open the door and let your cat sniff around and choose the direction while you hold onto the leash. If possible, start in an enclosed outdoor space that is fenced and free from excessive stimuli. In urban areas, consider using a crate and driving to a quieter location without loud noises and large crowds.

Once your cat feels comfortable on the leash, walking can be added to the list of activities you do together. Be cautious of your cat becoming an escape artist. Some cats, after experiencing the outdoors, may wait by the door and try to run out as soon as it opens. Make it clear to your cat that it can only go outside when wearing the harness. An enclosed outdoor space is a good option for cats that have never been trained. If your cat is not fond of walking on a leash but you want it to enjoy a new space, consider creating a patio where your cat can freely walk around. This can be built on your terrace or yard and will also strengthen your bond. Alternatively, you can explore options like cat fencing, a cat bag, or a cat stroller, which allow timid cats to safely experience the outside world.

We offer the following cat harnesses: Sailor Suit Navy Cat Harness, Grey Camo Cat Harness, Blue Camo Cat Harness, Pink Plaid Cat Harness, and Desert Camo Cat Harness. These harnesses have received positive customer reviews, with an average rating of 4.3 to 4.5 out of 5 stars. They are priced at $16.99 each and are known for their safety, comfort, sturdiness, range of motion, and value for money. Our customers have found them to be stylish and reliable.

Here are a couple of customer reviews:

• VINE VOICE: "We use this cat harness several times per week. I bought it over a year ago, and our kids still use it regularly. It's fascinating to walk a cat using a leash and harness. Our cat cooperates and enjoys exploring our small yard." - Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021.

• Voice of the customer: "Good for my cat. I got this initially for traveling with my cat. She did not like it when I first put it on her. She fell over, backed up, and didn't move. However, she eventually got used to it and started walking well. I followed the seller's advice and slackened the leash whenever she backed up, which prevented her from escaping. The Velcro fastening can be a bit challenging for one person to put on, especially with my cat's fur. I appreciate that the Velcro's sticky side faces outward, as it doesn't get caught in her fur." - Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2022.

Choose Yizhi Miaow cat harness because it is specifically designed for cats, keeping in mind their unique build. It features an escape-proof design with durable hook and loop fasteners. The harness is lightweight, safe on delicate skin, easy to fasten, and free from harsh webbing or buckles. It also provides adjustability to ensure a proper fit for your cat. The package includes the harness, training leash, and training guidelines. We also offer videos on Amazon to assist you with cat leash training.

The Yizhi Miaow harness is difficult to escape from when you learn how to control the leash. It is important to train your cat to view the harness as a safety mechanism rather than a tool for dragging. Initial difficulties, such as falling over, are normal. Practicing indoors for 30 minutes a day, once or twice a day, is recommended. Please refer to the video for more cat walking training tips.

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