32 reviews forTrixie Cat Car Harness

Perfect, my tomcat no longer meows constantly during car rides.

My tomcat loves this thing. Since then, he can travel comfortably next to me on the passenger seat and is no longer stuck in the carrier. He really hated that ;-)

We haven’t used the harness for car rides yet (luckily, we haven’t needed to). We mainly use it for walks, and for that, it’s more than perfect. Both my small cat and my very large and chubby tomcat fit into it, and once I adjusted it to the right size, my cat couldn’t wriggle out of it so easily anymore. Plus, since the harness sits on the chest, it no longer causes the cats to start wheezing after just a little pressure.

I have a large, sturdy tomcat that I unfortunately can't get into a carrier (vet visits are impossible). No idea what he might have experienced in the past. Anyway, I thought a harness like this would be great. But this harness is really only meant for smaller cats. Such a shame.

Tried the harness, but unfortunately, it’s not very good. The strap is way too short, and the middle part of the harness is far too long. Sadly, it was a bad purchase.

Since my tomcat rode in the car with the harness, he refuses to get into the transport boxes. Both he and my cat enjoy having a bit of freedom to move around during the ride.

The harnesses are a perfect alternative for cats who don't like travelling in transport boxes. My cats feel so comfortable in them, and car journeys have become much more relaxed. The harnesses even survived an accident – in fact, my cats survived the car rolling over thanks to the harnesses.

My cat loves her harness.

My kitten is loving this red harnessed. Recommend

I like the support under the sternum. I will use this in addition to our other harness. It has quite a lot of adjustment and the seat belt bit is great.. Being red it stands out which I like.

Our tomcat got used to it very quickly. It doesn’t bother him at all, and it’s very safe during car rides – you just need to adjust the size properly. Perfect for “walkies”. Personally, I can highly recommend this product at this price!

Strong harness, metal ring very sturdy. My cat likes it so he is ok to put this on him. But...when he wants he can easily escape

- Buckle (chest) presses into the armpit - Buckle (neck) presses on the larynx - Strap material is very hard and rigid - Safety clasps do not release in case of emergency - Connection between neck and chest strap on the back is far too short (risk of strangulation) - Loop for the lead is far too heavy Conclusion: My cats tolerate this harness 0.0%, so in my opinion, not recommended.

Unfortunately, I have to rate the product as inadequate because our cats were able to free themselves despite the harness being properly fastened. Our other harnesses are clearly much more durable.

The product is great. It fits very well, and the cat can't escape. Travelling by car worked perfectly with it. I can definitely recommend this product.

Our cats started using it straight away, it's well-made yet still soft... very good value for money... just a shame that it's only available in red...

This is the first harness my cat has worn; before, she only used to wear collars. Nevertheless, she got used to it in no time. *See pictures* The harness is easy to adjust, and I especially love the padding. The quality is excellent.

The short lead with the buckle for the car seatbelt is absolutely brilliant. My cats are much more cooperative with it than when I put them in their carrier. The harness itself I don’t find that great... it doesn’t seem particularly comfortable (though I can only judge that to a certain extent), and above all, the cats can quite easily wriggle out of it backwards with minimal effort. But I actually bought it mainly for the car seatbelt buckle, so it still gets 4 stars :)

We are planning to move up north so the cats will be in the car for at least 5 hours. The harness is a brilliant idea. I tried it out on one of my cats, tightened it up so it fitted snugly, then went for a drive. It took her 10 minutes to escape from the harness and climb onto my lap! I don't want them escaping while I'm on the motorway, so I have a contingency plan of a collar and lead in addition to the harness with the lead tied to the seat belt. Or else it's back to the cat basket!

My cat is a small bread so adjusting straps leaves a lot of extra material but this is just my case, otherwise, harness stays well on the cat, easy to open and close (big clips) so I don't break nails and because the material is wide so the straps are not cutting into cats shoulder