Niteangel Adjustable Soft Harness with Elastic Leash for Rabbits (M, Black)

Granddaughter loved it, works fantastic, great quality. Easy to put on and granddaughter to her rabbit for a walk as soon as she got home. Made for a unique surprise

The Niteangel Soft Harness with Lead is a gentle and practical way to let rabbits safely explore outside. The soft material feels comfortable and doesn’t rub harshly against their fur, while the adjustable straps help ensure a snug but safe fit. The included lead makes it easy to guide your rabbit without restricting natural movement too much.The harness is lightweight and easy to put on, though it may take some time for rabbits to get used to wearing it. It works best for calm or smaller rabbits, since strong or very active ones may wiggle out if not adjusted carefully. The blue color is bright and attractive, making it easy to spot your rabbit outdoors.Pros: The harness is soft and comfortable, adjustable for a better fit, and comes with a matching lead for convenience.Cons: Some rabbits may resist wearing it, very active rabbits might slip out, and adjusting the straps can take a little patience.A comfortable and safe harness that makes supervised outdoor time possible for rabbits. It’s a good choice for gentle pets and owners who want a secure way to let them explore.

Bought a size L for our 4.5lb Rex. It’s on the smaller size and I wish I had gotten XL. The velcro piece around the neck is much too small; however, the buckle loop fits around the neck if expanded the entire way.Bunny doesn’t mind it and is willing to go on walks, so that’s a win! Nice quality.

I really like this rabbit harness & leash idea & was very excited to put it on my rabbit. BUT to try & get this on while having your rabbit stay still was a nightmare. It took 2 adults to put this on. It was hard to put this on without getting scratched too. 1st try we had it backwards. 2nd try we got it on but the rabbits leg managed to creep up to the neck area getting stuck. 3rd & 4th try the rabbit got all the way out & I had to catch it. This was partially my fault I should’ve ordered a size large so it was a smidgen too big for my rabbit. The rabbit was trying to bite the harness off. Then it didn’t wanna follow us. In my opinion, this is better on a dog than a rabbit. However, the quality seemed good & I liked that the leash was really stretchy.

I ordered an XL for my 20lb Flemish Giant and there's still enough for the harness to be adjusted as she grows since she's only 8 months old. The leash is elastic which I don't like but that's no big deal, and the harness seems to be comfortable on our buns. I'm just glad it fit her and my daughter can walk her bunny around the yard and I don't have to return it.

My rabbit’s name is Rosie, I love her so much, and I want her to have a lot of fun. So, I thought I could purchase her a harness so I could take her outside to get her some fresh air and explore ( since she’s always indoors ). I purchased it, and it arrived, I first tested it at home in case she would slip out, or there was an issue. No problems yet. I decided to take her outside at the back of my apartment complex, there’s some trees, a nice medium sized grass field, etc. She is pretty scared at first since of the loud bird chirping. Then, she starts to get comfortable. She starts going near the chicken wire fence, on the other side is a small garden center. Suddenly, she starts jumping around crazy and starts to slip out of her harness. I try to hold her still, but her force was stronger than mine, and she eventually slipped out of my arms. Her harness slips off, and she goes through a hole in the fence that leads into the garden center. I try to catch her, but she already got in. Tears start rolling down my cheeks and I cry help for my family member to come. He gets into the garden center, and patiently comes towards her. He doesn’t want to scare her, because we didn’t want her to go running off and never see her again. Eventually, he grabs her and has to hold her pretty hard, since we don’t want her to slip out of his arms. I rush into the garden center and grab her tightly. We get out and rush back inside. The harness wasn’t well designed in my opinion. Rabbits are flexible, unlike dogs, there is a less chance of a dog getting out of their harness, and running away. And dogs bones are more stiff than rabbits. In case the stomach velcro strap comes off, the neck’s lock is left with the velcro strap. Rabbits may try to get out of their harness, and the force on their neck can injure them. I hope I’m not exaggerating over this, I just want to prevent owners from losing their rabbit(s) if they run away. It’s best to keep your rabbit inside your home, nice and safe, unlike risking the chance of your rabbit running away due to them escaping their harness.

Okay, first thing's first, this is just as adorable on your bun bun as you think it will be.I have an adult Silverfox Bunny, which is bigger than any cat I've had. She does fit in it, but it's a little tight. Maybe I should have gone with a bigger one, but the harness is adjustable, so it's manageable. The product seems to be high quality, and it comes with an adorable leach that has elasticity that puts bubble gum to shame. Given how energetic bunnies can be, you'll imagine it's important for them to have a little pull that allows them to bolt without making it hard to breathe.Just a tip for any fellow bunny owners; remember that bunnies are naturally prey animals that can quite literally be scared to death. If your bunny isn't used to being out of the house or their outside enclosure, introduce them to it slowly so that they can adjust to it. Mine was terrified the first two days, but today she wanted to see everything. Just give them time.

Fit my bunny perfect. She does not like it but it works well.