Has anyone tried to put these on a cat? How do they fit?
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My Bichon loves them but we have four cats & don't thing any of them would leave them on. I think it would depend on if you cat is a clothes wearer or other things it might get used to them. I would really like to see it . It would be so cute. I think the doggles are designed to wide for most cats faces and not enough cat ears to hold them on. Only My thoughts. Elaine In TEXAS!
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They are not stretchy. It is a plastic liner then lay the sifting layer plastic over top. tuck nicely into litter box and rubber band the outside. Fits large litter box. I change the liners about every 5 days. Just take rubber band off pull up one liner from top and sift litter. Place entire liner and cat remains into plastic baggie and toss in garbage. Simple and clean up is a snap. Replace rubber band and add litter as needed.
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the people at petsmart wouldn't do it for me but the set comes with glue and you can put them on yourself, my dogs chewed them off after a couple of days and continued to chew them off if I put new ones on the cat didn't mess with hiss and they stayed on for about 2 weeks
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No I don't believe so, they may fit but would really be (I feel) uncomfortable for them. I have a 10 pound cat and he takes up most the room in the large one I got.
2157233
Honestly, if you can get them to stay on that long, kudos! Our chewed them off that day.but yes, they will grow out with the nails and fall off. But like I said, they dont stay on. Our cat also chews just the tip off, leaving them completely worthless
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I just tried ours on our "fat" cat (she's 14lb)--it could work...depending on how long your cat is. The collar part wasn't real snug. But the body fit nicely. She seemed to like it all wrapped around her.
1307003
My cat had no problem with them at all.they do make smaller sizes then this also.
2056153
I don't know the answer to that... My cat is an average height/length (tho she's overweight). I use medium and they work fine.
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They are typically sized based on wieght. My female kitty weighs 14 pounds and she wears a medium. I would suggest ordering your first set based on your cat's weight and then if your cat successfully removes them, go down one size...or use more glue :-)
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My cat isn't that big, but he is over 12 pounds and it doesn't budge in the least bit. The manufacturer says they use them for their 20 pound cat, so I think you would be fine. The straps have a rubbery back side to them so they grip really well.
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Absolutely can not use the litter box with them on. But that's a great thing because they work :). We keep the litter box in the unfinished part of the basement and take our cat down every 5-6 hours. We leave him down there so he can go as he pleases then re diaper him so he can have run of the house :)
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The small/medium fit my 12 pound cat just fine. However any smart cat can escape from them. Once the lead is taunt, they can manipulate their shoulders to slip out. It took my cat 20 minutes. Cats will eventually rule the earth.
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measure around your cat, just behind its front legs. There are charts that show the size range of the harnesses.
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The Kitty Holster medium size fits with a little room to spare around neck. The cat is about 12 lbs.You should note that my experience with these harnesses taught me to place another regular harness on the cat - and make sure that both metal loops are connected to the leash - that holds the cat very well - no slipping out possible for some 3 years. Note that we put the cats on long leash near our back yard and check on them frequently for getting tangled or in trouble with alien animal yard invasions. Therefore our two house cats wear the harnesses full time - and don't mind them at all - - knowing that once the leash is hooked up they can enjoy some yard freedom. The Kitty Holster medium size fits with a little room to spare around neck. The cat is about 12 lbs.You should note that my experience with these harnesses taught me to place another regular harness on the cat - and make sure that both metal loops are connected to the leash - that holds the cat very well - no slipping out possible for some 3 years. Note that we put the cats on long leash near our back yard and check on them frequently for getting tangled or in trouble with alien animal yard invasions. Therefore our two house cats wear the harnesses full time - and don't mind... » Read More The Kitty Holster medium size fits with a little room to spare around neck. The cat is about 12 lbs.You should note that my experience with these harnesses taught me to place another regular harness on the cat - and make sure that both metal loops are connected to the leash - that holds the cat very well - no slipping out possible for some 3 years. Note that we put the cats on long leash near our back yard and check on them frequently for getting tangled or in trouble with alien animal yard invasions. Therefore our two house cats wear the harnesses full time - and don't mind them at all - - knowing that once the leash is hooked up they can enjoy some yard freedom. « Show Less
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Our puppy's neck is about the size of an average cat's neck and these e-collars are easily adjustable with its drawstring. It would probably stop a cat from reaching the base of the tail but no guarantee and if your cat is really determined this e-collar probably wouldn't be effective 100% of the time. I would give it a try because if it does work it would be worth every penny. It's so much better than a plastic collar in so many ways.
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I bought the purple one and it fits all of my four cat (under, over, very furr and a kitten). The important thing is that you have to be gentle and only brush them once a week tops.
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I have a small for my cat and I just tried it on our yorkie and it was too big, one swipe from his paw and it was off, however I did not loop his collar thru it, but it did appear to big in general.