Cat Collars, Harnesses & Leashes

Regular exercise is essential for optimal feline health, and walking outdoors with your cat is a safe and enjoyable way to achieve this. Our cat leashes and harnesses provide a secure and comfortable way for your cat to explore the great outdoors. Being outside allows your cat to indulge in the natural scents and sounds of nature, bask in the sun’s warmth and enjoy the fresh air. Walking with your cat not only helps strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend, but it also stimulates their mind and provides an opportunity for them to exercise in a different way. Give your cat the gift of outdoor exploration and enrich your lives together. If you’re looking for the perfect cat leashes and harnesses to take your furry friend on outdoor adventures, you’ve come to the right place! Our cat leashes and harnesses are specially designed with your cat’s comfort and safety in mind, ensuring that your feline friend can enjoy exploring the great outdoors without any discomfort or worry.

Studies show that less than two percent of lost cats are ever reunited with their owners, but a collar and identification tag can greatly increase the chances of a happy reunion. If you’re a cat owner, you know how important it is to keep your feline friend safe and secure. With a range of colors and designs to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect collar to suit your cat’s personality.

Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Collars, Harnesses & Leashes

1. Do cats like cat leashes & harnesses?

Not all cats enjoy wearing a cat leash, as it can be uncomfortable or stressful for some cats. However, some cats can learn to tolerate or even enjoy wearing a cat leash with proper training and gradual exposure. It’s important to pay attention to your cat’s body language and behavior to determine if they are comfortable with wearing a leash.

2. How do I train my cat to use a cat leash?
Start by introducing your cat to the harness and leash in a quiet, familiar setting. Allow your cat to sniff and explore the new equipment without attaching it to them. Once your cat is comfortable with the equipment, slowly start putting it on them for short periods of time, gradually increasing the duration of wearing the harness and leash. Reward your cat with treats and positive reinforcement when they behave well. Always supervise your cat when they are wearing a leash.

3. When should you start leash training a cat?
Ideally, it’s best to start leash training a cat when they are still a kitten, especially under 8 weeks, as they are more adaptable and less set in their ways. However, it’s never too late to start leash training with an adult cat, but the process may take longer, and you may need to be patient and consistent.

4. What are the best cat leashes & harnesses?
The best cat leashes and harnesses are those that prioritize your cat’s comfort and safety while allowing them to explore the outdoors. Look for harnesses that are adjustable to ensure a secure and comfortable fit, and made from breathable, lightweight materials that won’t restrict your cat’s movement. Consider a harness with a reflective strip for added visibility during walks at night. For leashes, choose a length that suits your cat’s size and activity level, and a material that is durable, easy to clean, and comfortable to hold. Popular options include retractable leashes, nylon leashes, and leather leashes. Ultimately, the best cat leashes and harnesses are those that meet the unique needs of your cat and your lifestyle.

5. Should cats have collars?
Cats should have collars with your contact information on them if they go outdoors, and many vets recommend them for indoor cats, too. A collar with ID tags can help your cat get home safely if she’s lost—or if she’s an indoor cat who got out—and it can let others know your kitty has a home and isn’t just a roaming stray. Collars in bright colors or with reflective elements can help keep your feline safer during nighttime, as well.

6. What is the best cat collar?
The best cat collar will be comfortable for your cat to wear, with a breakaway design that prevents your cat from getting caught on branches or stuck. Look for reflective designs for added safety, a bell if your cat goes outside and likes to hunt (it alerts the prey), and durable, easy-to-clean fabrics that can stand up to all your cat’s adventures.

7. How tight should cat collars be?
Cat collars should be tight enough that they can’t slip a leg in there to pull it off, but just loose enough that you can fit one or two fingers underneath. Collars that are too loose can get caught on things or be wrangled off by your kitty, and those that are too tight may dangerously restrict breathing. Monitor your cat for the first few days to make sure her collar is comfortable but snug enough to stay on.

8. Should I take my cat’s collar off at night?
You should not take your cat’s collar off at night. Regular cat collars are designed to be worn continuously, and taking the collar off means your cat will be left with no identification if she gets out. The exceptions to this rule are novelty collars and any collars that don’t have a breakaway design. These collars should never be worn by your cat unattended, as they may present a safety hazard if she gets caught on something.