I got the H-style harness as a lightweight option to start harness training my two kittens! Admittedly they are still too small for it, but it is working well as a starting point. Soon I will switch to a bit more secure option like the one that has velcro, but this has been great to start with. They don’t mind it much once they got used to it.

Yes, my cat loves the fat cat backpack. He is a 7 month indoor cat and he feels very relaxed and happy in it. The opening on the top is perfect when he wants to have a better look of his surroundings, feeling safe at the same time. It's spacious and comfy, cute, stylish and very well built!
We pawrents are very happy with it, highly recommend!

My family has gone through a handful of different cat backpacks and this one is by far the best one overall. It gives a good amount of space, where your cat can sprawl out. The versatility with multiple side pocket options is key with the double sleeve side to be able to carry a water bottle for you + your cat(s). Large visibility openings from inside&outside on all sides. The pro of being able to have it as a backpack or a carrier is essential too with either or travel option.

A Jackson Galaxy and Travel Cat collab?! I couldn’t ask for anything better! We love the harness and this one has an extra long velcro, purrrfect for adjusting as needed during long road trips and hikes. The color is fabulous and looks excellent in all lighting!

Poppy and I love the navigator backpack. In particular we like its roomy-ness, there’s space for all the essentials and more! Plus it’s convertible! The way it’s built too makes Poppy feel less heavy, which is great on long hikes!

My only minor gripe is the internal fasteners I find fiddly- be great if these were easy metal instead of stiff plastic buckles. I find it hard to quickly un attach the cat from the backpack. @Madame_Poppy_cat

Mr. Snuggles may look like a bougie princess, but he has ambitions to be an adventure cat. He absolutely loves his walkies. He will pace and meow-howl at me, then paw at the door and his harness because I am a dumb human and clearly don't understand what he wants. We have been working on wearing the harness, learning about the leash and walking for about 10 months now, so it does take time for them to learn. Even just a single walk around the block on nice days has been enough for both of us to lose a little of our Midwest winter "padding". I do have a 16' flexi-leash for him now as he walks better on a loose leash than with the constant pressure of a solid leash. (Thank you Cesar Milan for teaching me how to hold/use a leash!) Walking with a cat is more of a negotiation. They don't just follow you like a dog. Be patient. If it's something they want to do, then they will. If they don't, you can't force it.

Just to be clear, this harness is NOT inescapable. Snuggles backs out of his all the time. I'm getting him a S in hopes of reducing his ability to escape. Also getting a harness for baby brother Eddy in hopes that we can all 3 walk together this summer!

I took this one more for when I am catsitting another cat and a second box is needed. The size is good, my cat is a bit small, and have lot of room in it, the height allow to put enough litter to be comfortable. The materials are resistant and easy to wash.

And it can be cleverly folded and is easily stored, that's really nice to save space in the appartment or the travel bags!

We’ve had our donut for about a month, and both of our cats love it! They’re both big kitties so I was concerned whether they would fit, but it’s no problem for either of them. It’s a very sturdy felt that they love to claw at and knead, and the zipper is heavy duty and easy to zip/unzip. Great quality and so far it’s worth the price.

Both my bengals have been using the donut bed daily since day 1. The quality is really good and it’s large enough for my big 6kg boy.