I purchased two Voyager cat/dog harnesses to take my cats outside around the home for enrichment and exercise. They are incredibly easy to put on the cats, nice and secure, and very comfortable for them. The above photos were on their third time outside. I purchased the large for my gray 20.5 lb big girl (yes, she's on diet), and the medium for my 15 lb girl. The harness is very easy to put on, fits snugly, but not binding. I just place the cats on my lap facing away from me and put one paw in each armhole. Be sure the harness wraps all the way behind the shoulder. I was very patient with them. First day out they were curious, but cautious. They pulled very little. Backed up a little, but the harness is so comfortable, they relaxed and just sat and looked around. I encouraged them to walk a little near the front door, which they did. They are now enjoying their explorations.

I love this harness for my pomeranian. the sizing is perfect with it not being too tight or too loose. he is a bit smaller than the usual size because he was born small. he weighs almost 4lbs. i'm not exactly sure what his measurements are but i took a guess at what size to get & i'm happy with the size i chose. i picked an XXXS for my guy because i went to petsmart & found an XXS harness for him but he was still able to get out of it. i've tried many other harness & this is the perfect one! it is the only one i have found to my liking. it has a velcro so you can stick it together before using the buckle & makes the harness more secure. it has two d rings which i love that it centers the leash when hooked on. the color is also exactly like the picture & the reflective bands do work well when used at night. & in addition, my puppy loooooves playing with it when i take it off him. i don't know what it is about him & buckles but they seem to be his favorite toys.

This is a fantastic harness that I recommend to anyone looking to get a harness for their cat. Sammy, my cat, is 13 lbs and long-haired, so I got the small. It is a little bit loose on him, but he is old and doesn't try to wiggle out of things - if you have a wiggler, you might consider a tighter fit. The velcro closure does allow you to adjust the tightness a bit. When I would try harnesses on him on the past they must have been uncomfortable because he would "forget how to walk" and just lay down in protest. Sammy gets a little unhappy when I put this harness on him but he seems much more comfortable and I've taken him on walks through the neighborhood. Since the harness is one solid piece, there are no confusing straps to fight with and it is very, very easy to put on. No more "which part does his arm go through? Is it this one? No, maybe this one... wait don't run away, kitty!" With a velcro, clasp, and the D-rings all on top of each other holding the harness shut, there's no way for it to come open.

My best buddy is a 12-pound chihuahua-Jack Russell. He'll be 2 years old this coming June. I have purchased four of these.so far. Not because he has worn them out, but because they are so good. And he can alternate colors frequently. Matter of fact they show no wear at all. They are not restrictive and he seems to be unencumbered by them. It has a very sturdy velcro closure behind the neck, a plastic locking clip, and two metal chrome rings to attach a leash to, at the same location. He's wearing a size small now but he's getting a little chubby so I ordered him a new one made of what looks like suede. I'm sure he will love it He looks very handsome and I think he knows it. I take it off at night, but between 3 and 4 am he will awaken me to go out and relieve himself. Sometimes he will have the harness in his mouth.. I'll lay it on the bed and he steps onto the leg openings and I pull it up, lay,the flap onto the opposing side with the velcro and click the fastener and he s ready to go.Takes about three seconds. I love them .I would not even consider another one, as none looks as sturdy and as simple to put on and take off. And the price is right..

The harness fit very well. I bought the "Large" size based on the sizing chart. I have a male Dachshund that has a 13" neck and a 19" chest (about 18#). So, that put him in the large size on the chart. The Velcro attachment had enough variation to pull the vest comfortably around his chest. I was surprised by how well it did fit because Dachshunds are usually pretty hard to fit due to their unique body shape. Also, the leg openings were larger than you usually see in a harness; which works out well for him because of his large, muscular front end. It does have a small amount of stretch too; which I assume; makes it more comfortable. I left it on him when he was closed in his porta kennel for a while. Usually, with the strap type harness like we were using, he would have pulled his front legs out of the openings somehow, because they are so short. That didn't happen with the mesh vest, probably due to the small amount of stretch. I think most of the sizing confusion people are having with this vest is that they are thinking "Large" means a large dog. I think the entire size range for this vest is meant for fairly small dogs and the only way to fit the harness is to go by the sizing chart. I realize it still may not work for all sizes and shapes, but it is a good way to get the best fit.

I love, love, love this cute little harness! I would absolutely recommend it for your dog, especially if you’re buying it for a puppy! My puppy is 10 weeks old, about 10 pounds or so. Her chest is about 15 inches and I bought the small for her. It fits perfectly with enough room to make it tighter, if we want to, or make it looser as she grows. Right now, I keep it sort of right in between tight and loose because that seems to be most comfortable for her. Since she is so young, this was her first time wearing a harness. At first, she was not a fan. But she quickly forgot about it, and now she literally steps right into it for me when I bring it out. I think she actually likes the support and safety it gives her. She’s become a little more adventurous now, so this harness is a big win for me and my girl. Her name is Covi. A couple things to note... the underside of it that touches her fur is more of a neoprene material, but it’s still wicked soft and feels like it would be comfortable if I were forced to wear one as a human (lol!), the outer part is mostly a soft mesh feeling material and the edges are a fleece material. I absolutely love that there is Velcro to close it on her back AND a nice thick buckle for added security. It really makes me feel like there’s no way that thing is coming undone. On top of those two things, you then also have the two silver hooks to attach your leash to, and that has been a nice feature for Covi. Prior to this, I was just using a collar and she could always reach around to chew on the leash that way, so now she can’t even reach it. Overall, I’m just thoroughly impressed. Buy this! You won’t regret it!

I have two size mediums. On my large fluffy cat it is a bit snug, and on my medium sized short hair it's a bit loose, but she hasn't escaped yet. As far as harnesses go this is really easy to get them in and out of due to the large arm holes and fasteners on the back. I didn't need help like I usually do. Feels like good quality too. When taking this off for the first time you may want to keep them distracted/talk to them/etc. as the velcro noise will freak them out.

This fits our pug puppy great, when he was about 6 lbs we bought a small and it was slightly loose but still worked. The picture was taken at the vet when he was 10 lbs and it fit perfect. Now he's about 13 lbs and it's almost too tight so I will be purchasing a medium for him! I can tell he likes his harness and the material is WAY more comfy than the one with straps usually sold at pet stores. It kind of reminds me of a snug sweater, in the winter he'll probably wear it around the house.

This fits great and it is of high quality. Padded, breathable, mesh- precisely as described. You can imagine my disappointment when my cat, Memow, refused to walk with the leash, flopped on the ground, and faked his own death. I’m gutted. All I wanted was a cat who would do me this one favor. This must be what all those pageant moms feel when their child does a trash interview or falls off the stage. All my hopes and dreams based on internet cat videos have been dashed. I’ll keep trying...

I got this for a petite cat whose wily ways drove me to try walking her. She LOVES it, but pulled out of the first two (skimpy) harnesses. This one is better and more secure - especially when you pull the Velcro tight before snapping into place. The 2 leash hooks make it even more secure. She could probably still wiggle out with serious effort, but it's the best I've tried yet. Plus she looks like a bada$$ mofo, which counters my own crazy cat lady walking her cat vibe just enough to be passable.