Red Dingo Classic Nylon Cat Harness & Leash
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Take your cat outdoors safely in a versatile, good looking harness and lead ensemble. The harness is fully adjustable allowing for a snug fit. The side release fish clips have been redesigned so they do not release when tugged.
Key Benefits- Quality nylon webbing and abrasion resistant ribbon to ensure long lasting comfort.
- Ends are splice cut at an angle to reduce irritation.
- Fish clips are designed not only to look good, but to be stronger than most other side release buckles.
- Soft padded handle for extra comfort.
- Adjustable slides for a perfect fit.
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Item Number57597
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LifestageAdult
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Closure TypeBuckle
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Harness TypeFront Clip, Back Clip
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Chest Girth10.6 to 18.9 inches
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FeaturesLeash / Harness, Padded Handle, Dual Clip
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MaterialNylon
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Recommended Pet Weight3 to 25 pounds
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Leash TypeStandard
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Leash Length4 feet
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Leash Width1/2 inch
Warm Machine Wash; gentle cycle with mild detergent. Air dry; do not tumble dry, do not bleach, do not iron.
| Chest Girth | Neck Size | Leash Length | Leash Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10.6 to 18.9 inches | 8.3 to 13.8 inches | 4 feet | 1/2 inch |
Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Made for Adventurous Cats
Red Dingo's adjustable collars for cats and kittens are extremely durable with attractive designs and superior fit. And their products aren't made for just lounging around the house. The cat harness and lead combos let curious cats explore the outside world while keeping them safe by their owner's side. Red Dingo's got plenty of styles to choose from, whether you're shopping for your senior tabby that likes to roam or a spunky new kitten.
Fish Clip Safety Collars
Every Red Dingo collar features the original Fish Clip clasp. This snag-free clip has a fun fish shape and releases the collar from your cat's neck to avoid choking accidents. These break-away collars can be adjusted from 8-13 inches for adult cats, and the smaller kitten collars measure 6-10 inches for the perfect fit. And an attached bell helps protect backyard wildlife from your four-legged hunter. Choose a designer collar or one with a classic solid color to match your cat's personality. They also have reflective collars for nighttime visibility.
Harness and Lead Combos
For cats that love adventures, Red Dingo's cat harness and lead set provides freedom but also keeps them within sight. The harness measures 8-14 inches at the neck and 11-19 inches around the chest. To reduce chafing and skin irritation, the webbing inside the harness is cut to form a seamless angle of 20 degrees. It comes with a four-foot lead—the perfect arm's-length distance for a little exploration without too much slack. All leads are easy to grip with a soft, padded handle for extra comfort.
Explore Your Options
Whether you're searching for a designer cat harness or reflective cat collar, Red Dingo's got plenty of styles to choose from. The Classics line includes tried-and-true everyday collars, harnesses and leads in a variety of colors. Harnesses and collars are also available in stylish patterns, including Snake Eyes, Circadelic and Cosmos. For increased nighttime visibility and safety, the reflective collars make your cat stand out with a repeated fish design that reflects light.
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Unmatched Quality
Red Dingo makes products of the utmost quality that are guaranteed to be free from material and manufacturing defects. You can be sure that they've been thoroughly inspected and have passed strict quality control measures before even leaving the factory. Red Dingo has made it their mission to create products that not only do the job, but that outlast every adventure—big or small.
Fade-Resistant Material
Red Dingo uses premium nylon webbing that's woven from fine yarn for a softer feel. The edges are super dense to help resist fraying and surface wear. This durable material exceeds ISO standards for UV color fastness and washing, which means it's less likely to fade over time after washing or being exposed to sunlight.
About Red Dingo
Red Dingo makes products that not only look and feel good, but can stand the test of time. This progressive Australian company launched in 2004 with dog and cat collars that feature their unique Bucklebone and Fish Clip buckles. Their goal is to give fellow pet lovers quality products that exceed expectations with attractive, modern designs and unmatched durability—at an affordable price.
Customer Reviews
87% Recommend
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Love, love, love!!!
By Caitlynn on Sep 12, 2020
I used this harness & leash with my 14 week old kitten, who weighs about 5 or 6 lbs. He wasn't crazy about it at first, but once we got outside he didn't mind it at all! He was so excited and started chasing butterflies. I love how easy and simple the harness is to use. I wish the leash was a little longer, but overall my cat and I love this product.
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Cat is Not a Fan But Getting Better
By lisab on Sep 28, 2020
My cat is not a fan of the harness. At first, she acted like it was a costume and just flopped over. She's better now and even walks some. I gave it a 5 because the few times she panicked outside, the harness held. I was very worried about her escaping but that hasn't happened. I also like the matching leash.
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Too small harness for a little guy
By Sharrybaby on Sep 30, 2020
My little guy is 10 lbs and small in stature. The harness back strap is way too short. I ignored the other warnings and found I wasted my money by thinking my little guy would be able to use it.
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Works Great!
By JulieAnn on Aug 15, 2020
Love the hook on the leash. Felt the leash was a little too short, considering cats are typically smaller. Also the harness will shift and turn upside down. But easy to put on. Also wish the harness didn’t go around the next like a color but prefer vest style harnesses. Cats will put tension on their necks when pulling away until they get used to it. But still good value for price and utility.
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Wrong choice
By Catzm548 on Oct 19, 2020
The Red Dingo Classic harness seems to be a bit uncomfortable to my cat around his neck. The chest part fits okay. I'll try a different kind of harness.
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Do a good thing.
By Bella on Oct 12, 2020
You need a way to recycle your boxes. The people who deliver your stuff can pick up the used boxes. You will help the environment and save money.
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For out cat's.
By Kittyleash on Nov 5, 2020
I love these harnesses/leash combo bc they fit my cat's that are from small to large. Pretty awesome.
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disappointing
By Carol on Aug 5, 2020
It is partially my fault, but my cat slipped the harness the two times he has worn it. The first time, he got a leg through the neck band because I had it too loose for fear of choking him. The second time all of it slipped right over his head - again too loose. The adjustments for the harness are difficult to use & so are the clasps.
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Excellent!
By Lindy on Oct 10, 2020
The harness is soft and strong and fits well. It comes in many contrasting colors so it's easy to see if there are any problems with the fit.
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Good for slower pets, maybe not for cats, don’t love the clasps
By GrumpyDiamond on Aug 9, 2020
Yes, I’ve become a millennial that walks her cat (or rather, gets walked by her cat). This leash is okay, but I would not buy it again. The straps are very thin, which in some ways makes it easier to attach to a feisty cat, but if you expect your cat to pull on it quite a lot, they might hurt themselves. I have an old kitty who just wants to stroll through the neighborhood. The connection between the part that goes around the neck and the part that goes under the belly is very short. Maybe my cat is long-necked (is that a thing?) but I have to attach it loosely so that just standing normally she isn’t choking. That middle strap could use a good 2-3 inches more space, which I would prefer because Yes, I’ve become a millennial that walks her cat (or rather, gets walked by her cat). This leash is okay, but I would not buy it again. The straps are very thin, which in some ways makes it easier to attach to a feisty cat, but if you expect your cat to pull on it quite a lot, they might hurt themselves. I have an old kitty who just wants to stroll through the neighborhood. The connection between the part that goes around the neck and the part that goes under the belly is very short. Maybe my cat is long-necked (is that a thing?) but I have to attach it loosely so that just standing normally she isn’t choking. That middle strap could use a good 2-3 inches more space, which I would prefer because cats are wriggly when they want to be and so if she was really determined she could get out. I would not recommend for more agile cats. … more
