Kitty Holster Cotton Cat Harness – Made in USA

Product Details

The original Kitty Holster Cotton Cat Harness is a soft vest that wraps around the neck and torso for supervised leash use. Its cotton shell and muslin lining provide broad fabric coverage, with two adjustable hook-and-loop closures and a metal D-ring along the back. It is the standard cotton version in a range that also includes reflective and mesh choices.

Use it for gradual indoor leash training and controlled outings once your cat is comfortable wearing it. The wraparound shape is designed to resist slipping out when properly fitted, but no cat harness is completely escape-proof. The correct size, secure closures, a compatible leash, and continuous supervision all matter. A harness also does not replace an appropriate carrier when transport requires one.

Features

• Soft cotton shell with muslin lining.
• Two adjustable hook-and-loop closures.
• Metal D-ring for a separate leash.
• Four measured sizes: XS, S/M, M/L, and XL.
• Fourteen listed solid and patterned fabrics.

Specifications

• Product: standard cotton Kitty Holster cat harness.
• Construction: wraparound vest with an open area between the front legs.
• Size range: XS through XL, chosen from neck and chest measurements.
• Includes the maker’s introductory leash-training guide.
• Leash is sold separately.

Materials

The supplier describes the shell as 100% cotton with a breathable muslin lining. This identifies the fabric, rather than declaring that the closures, edging, metal D-ring, and every other component are cotton. Available fabric choices include Denim Blue, Black, Red Bandana, Tiger Print, Gray, Hunter Green, Purple, Patriot, camouflage prints, Leopard, and Blooming Gold.

Use and Care

Secure the hook-and-loop closures before washing. Machine wash cold with like colors; the maker allows low-heat or air drying. Follow the care label on the item received. Clear cat hair from the fasteners, check the stitching and D-ring, and dry the harness fully before the next use. Replace it if the closures lose their grip or the fabric or hardware is damaged.

Let the cat investigate the harness first, then practice wearing it briefly indoors with positive reinforcement. Add the leash only once the cat is comfortable, and keep early outdoor sessions quiet and short. Never leave a harnessed cat unattended or use the harness as a tie-out. The Wisconsin Humane Society offers practical cat leash-training steps.