Fida Cat Harness and Leash Set for Walking Kitten and Puppy, Escape Proof Kitten Harness with Breathable Lightweight Soft Mesh, Adjustable Reflective Step-in Design. (XXXS, Pink)

Update after using several weeks: I believe XXXS is too small for my 6.3 pound cat. It fits okay, but I think she needs more room and have ordered an XXS. She is getting comfy in it, though. *** I believe cats should have the luxury of going outside and have always felt sorry for indoor cats, but I also want them to be safe even if we live in town. So when I recently adopted my 15 year old adorable girl, I bought this leash-harness set to train her to go outside. Pros: The harness is easy to quickly put on and take off, which is a huge improvement over the first harness I tried from another brand. I like that I only need to worry about one adjustment (the velcro) without having to spend time adjusting several buckles. When selecting the size, you must make sure it fits tightly enough so your cat won't be able to slip out. They are escape artists. I bought an XXXS for my 6.3 pound cat, and she just fits it. She would not if she was any bigger, at all. The lightweight harness seems sturdy, and the matching leash is long enough. I believe this set will function very well for our walks, and appreciate the reflectiveness. Small Recommendation for Improvement: I wish the sizes overlapped a little, although this seems to be a problem for all the brands. My cat is just at the maximum size for XXXS but XXS would be too big. Overlapping sizes would be easy to do, and is already a common feature for collars. Cat training: Take it slow, but cats can be trained on the leash! Don't be discouraged if your cat just lays down, panics, or walks backwards trying to get out. This is normal. But they can learn. The first few times, you may just need to (gently) take your cat by the scruff of the neck, to freeze him/her, so you can easily slip the front legs in. Give a treat immediately after putting the harness on, and another immediately after taking it off. And do whatever it takes to distract your cat while wearing the harness. Make sure you quickly associate the harness with whatever awesome thing your cat loves. I have been doing two 5-minutes sessions per day, and my cat is quickly figuring things out and making the connection that the harness = a visit outside. She lets me slip the harness on and off without any problems, and walks toward food (but currently stops and won't move again once the food runs out). Cats are VERY sensitive to any sensation of being constricted, so the harness going around the shoulders is a real challenge for most of them. Key: find out what will motivate your cat and distract them from the harness, even for a few seconds. For my cat, it is food. She is VERY food motivated, and forgets she's wearing a leash/harness as long as a line of snacks are out to coax her to move forward. (She's also deaf, so distracting her with verbal cues is impossible.) Some cats are just snuggle motivated - my son trained his girlfriend's huge tabby just by holding the cat in his arms for walks at first, and now that cat loves his walks. Finally, don't forget, cats are not dogs. They can be trained, but they have different motivations. Good luck!

We used this for our Jack Russel puppy. She weighs 2.8 pounds. It’s a tiny bit big but enough room to grow. It’s sturdy and worth the money. There isn’t a way to adjust it so try to measure your pet. It works well and seems pretty durable unless you have a wild pet. Lol.

This was bigger than expected for a kitten. We got the smallest size and it fit our 3 month old kitten, now. Seems to be comfortable on her, as she doesn't try to get it off her. We take her for walks and she doesn't seem to care about it, just loves going where we're going!

Looks just like the picture and seems to be great quality. The xxxs is too big for my eight week old kitten but I had a feeling it would be. When she grows into it I’ll update!

Fits puuurfectly for my six pound cat. She only has three legs (front one missing) so the way this harness goes around the chest front leg and neck is perfect to ensure that she does not slip out of the harness while she’s on a leash and can’t get away from me when we are outside, so I love that safety feature of the product. Durable, functional, good quality, good value for the money. Bonus is that it’s pink and looks cute on her.

My yorkie puppy is 2 pounds and while this is the best fitting harness I have found for him, it’s still a little big and his legs come out of the front holes sometimes. I know he’ll grow into it but I do wish I could find something that fit better.

Accurate sizing. Easy to put on. I have a very small cat, and finding a harness has been hard. We had a kitten harness for her that was a bunch of confusing straps, then we lost one. This is a replacement for the kitten harness, and it's much easier to use.

True to size. Comfort and quality are assured. My cat doesn't feel she's wearing it after the first try on.