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Hard to remove from inside the tray, need to have a second tray on standby to swap over too. Not sure its worth the hassle
My brother tested out the brush and it works perfectly well! The last one we ordered from a different site was ripped us off so we are happy with this one.
This tray is such good quality and it looks great. It has replaced 2 smaller plastic trays and now my cat has so much room! Very easy to use with a clumping litter - the litter doesn't stick to the steel when it gets wet.
It didnt really fit my cat well, after I measured him and went off the site size chart. The neck cuff is much too thick for the type of cat he is
Azura and I have daily explorations in the garden to “Smell the roses”, well actually the wattles and grevilleas. We identify many different bird species as well with much excitement. Purrfect harness for my young kitty.
Its a solid design that works well.
Only I only wish it came in more designs/colours. Maybe more adjustability.
I thought this would be a simple progression as my cat always wants to get out of our enclosed patio when I go out the door! I have had the harness around inside and put it on a few times but he just sits and when he moves sometimes steps sideways. What am I doing wrong?
Hi Kym, thank you for taking the time to share your experience. What you’ve described is actually a very common first reaction for cats when they try a harness, many will “freeze” or move a little awkwardly at first because it simply feels different and takes some getting used to.
The good news is that with a little patience and positive reinforcement most cats adapt really well. Here are a few tips that can help:
1. Start small – Keep the harness on for just a few minutes indoors, paired with something positive like treats, mealtime or play.
2. Build up gradually – Increase the time slowly over several days so your cat gets comfortable at their own pace.
3. Encourage movement – Toss a treat or use a favourite toy to motivate those first steps.
You’re not doing anything wrong, your cat just needs a little extra time to learn that the harness means good things.
If you’d like, reach out to us at hello@catharnessaustralia.com.au and we’ll happily send over our full training guide and resources. We also offer free support from our team if you’d like extra help getting your kitty confident in the harness.
We’re here to support you both on your adventure journey
