Kitten Harness with Lead

Most cat harnesses are too wide for rabbits, but this one fits our 1,5kg bunny fine. He doesn't mind wearing it after he got desensitized to it with treats. We don't use it outside just want to have it around for safety reasons (to have him secured during transportation, inside a vehicle or new place to avoid accidents/escapings). (There are some safety concerns regarding rabbits and harnesses you should know of before trying one, better ask a vet first)

I should have paid attention to the negative reviews. The clips are small and this wouldn't be a problem if they weren't impossible to open! I can hardly open the harness when it's off the cat...so I can't imagine when on the cat. I'm too worried to try, so harness is completely unusable.

The lead worked great for the first walk experience. Our fur-babies were safe and didn't mind the lead at all - maybe just got a bit confused when we first put it on at home. Once secured, it's quite difficult to open it - so that we are sure it won't open itself when we are out. It requires some strength, though, to take it off :)

The harness itself is great. The lead less so. At one point the lead broke apart at the metal clutch, but this is because the cat pulled very hard indeed (got scared).

Quality is fine, quick release clips great. Length of brace (from collar to body just behind front legs), is too short (3.5cm from inside edges of collar to body). My 14 week old females are too big for it (tried it on 1 and it tugs at the collar). Other than that, it fits a young kittens neck and body very well. I could cut brace in half and sew in a bit of black elastic to lengthen it, I suppose. Kitten harnesses, hard to find. Neck 16.5cm - 23.5cm, body 21cm - 32cm. No diagram for fitting.