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Cat harnesses & collars — learn more
Taking your cat out, and finding it again
- For walks: the Y-shaped vest harness and its 1.5 m leash, adjustable at the neck and chest, which leaves the shoulders free, with reflective piping; or the escape-proof harness, a wrap-around vest with double fastening (hook-and-loop and clip), 1.5 m lead included, for the cat that wriggles.
- To carry an ID tag: the safety buckle collars, which open if they get caught: the collar with golden moons, the set of 10 reflective collars with bells (one colour per cat), the breakaway collar with bow tie or necktie in plaid fabric, and, for Christmas, the bow tie collar.
- To locate your cat: the AirTag holder collar (iPhone), the tracker that works with the Find My app (iPhone), to hang from a safety buckle collar, and the Bluetooth tracker compatible with Google Find Hub (Android), with no subscription.
- For the holidays, under your eye: the Christmas bandana on an adjustable collar.
A collar worn every day by a cat must have a safety buckle: if it catches on a branch, it opens instead of tightening. A harness is for walks and is worn under supervision: get your cat used to it at home, a few minutes a day with a treat, before the first outing. For a small dog, the same department offers the vest harness with its matching leash.
FAQ
Is a Bluetooth tracker enough to find a lost cat?
It locates your cat when a compatible phone passes nearby: it is not a GPS, it is a help. Our guide lost cat covers the other steps, including identification.
AirTag or Find Hub?
An AirTag and our Find My compatible tracker work with an iPhone, the tracker on our Find Hub collar with an Android phone: choose according to your phone.
My cat refuses the harness, what can I do?
Let it sniff the harness first, put it on without fastening it, then fasten it for a few minutes while playing. Only go out once your cat moves normally with it.






















