Thank you for purchasing Poponeko's cat harness.
We understand that you may have many concerns about using a cat harness for the first time. To help both you and your cat use it with peace of mind, we will explain how to properly put on and maintain your cat harness.
This harness has been lovingly designed with numerous innovations for delicate cats.
It's easy to put on and securely holds your cat's body, yet it doesn't hinder their movement, which is why cats are less likely to dislike it.
When putting a harness on your cat for the first time, the trick is to avoid startling them.
[First, just show it to them]
Once you receive your Poponeko cat harness, first show it to your cat. Let them sniff it and touch it a little. Help them understand that it's "nothing to be afraid of."
[Try putting it on for a short time]
Hold your cat and put the harness on them. Just fasten the Velcro on the back, then the buckle. If they resist or freeze up and won't move, take it off.
[Try playing with the harness on]
While wearing the harness, try giving them treats or playing with toys. Start with just a few minutes and gradually increase the time. Acclimate them over about 3 days to 2 weeks.
[Try going outside while holding them]
Attach the leash and go out to the balcony or garden while holding them. If they seem okay, gently set them down. Gradually extend the leash to expand their range of movement.
A cat harness plays an important role in preventing your cat from escaping.
For example, when going out to the vet or groomer, wearing a harness can prevent accidents where your cat jumps out of their carrier bag.
Recently, cat harnesses have been gaining attention as a "disaster preparedness item" for cats.
There are some things you should know to keep your cat safe in an emergency.
Poponeko's cat harness is secured with a wide hook-and-loop fastener that is approximately 5 cm wide. If it's too loose, your cat might slip out, so make sure to leave enough room for one or two human fingers to fit comfortably underneath.
Let's try an evacuation drill with your cat wearing a harness. Practice in a safe indoor location.
In the event of a disaster, it is conceivable that you will be spending time in a shelter in a cat carrier, only leaving it for meals and toilet breaks. You should also practice having your cat eat and use the litter box while wearing a harness.
Poponeko's cat harness can be washed at home.
If it gets dirty, gently hand wash it or put it in a laundry net and wash it on the "hand wash cycle" of your washing machine. Cats are sensitive to smells, so avoid using fabric softener. If you smooth out wrinkles and dry it in the shade, you won't have to worry about it losing its shape.
Keeping your cat's harness clean can help prevent the growth of bacteria and parasites. It also helps prevent skin and fur problems for your cat.
If the hook-and-loop fasteners are losing their grip or the D-ring on the leash feels loose, it's time for a replacement. Also, if you notice fraying threads or persistent dirt, please replace the harness with a new one.
Poponeko began with a comment from a cat lover.
A portion of the sales will be donated to organizations working to eliminate the culling of cats.
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