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I had a cat that needed an infected claw soaked for a month. After sufficient scratches to concern my coworkers and a bite, I knew I needed a bag. The cat isn’t pleased, but if you Velcro the neck cuff first and scoot them into the bag gently, you can get the back Velcro closed and gently zip to secure your cat. The zips have proved convenient for claw trims since then, and the bag is also fantastic for medicating cats. This would comfortably fit cats of several sizes; mine is about 6 pound but it fits the 10-pound cat fine too. It has held up to clawing and kicking, even in the fabric non-mesh portions that look weaker. Though your cat will not exactly love it, it will keep both of you safer should they be a little difficult when it comes to care.

Well worth the cost!! I have a black kitten whose nails are like daggers. It is very hard to see her nails against her dark black fur. It took too long to clip her nails because you had to see it and had to be careful not to clip too deep. The first couple times you use this there is a learning curve, as with anything new, to how putting your particular cat in it and zipping it up.If you can't clip or your kitty is destroying you when trying to trim their nails, this bag is for you. It is well worth trying it. You can return it if it just doesn't work for you.I've used it several times, and it gets easier each time. Way better than being shredded by your kitty's nails or the inconvenience of having to go somewhere and pay $20 to get them clipped once a month.You can roll this bag up and put it back in the small box it came in, so it doesn't take up much storage space. My kitty weights 6 lbs and I got the S size, it was the correct choice. She still has room to grow. It is lightweight, it has mesh panels in the middle and back of the bag so you can use it for bathing. The back unzips so if your kitty is sick and you need to wash them up it would be very easy accessing the backside area.

This is a very well-made bag, and it looks exactly as described. I do like the different zippers to access cat's legs and the velcro on the back and neck areas, but it is just to small for my cat. I did go by the measurements, but medium was just too small and he looked like he was stuffed sausage. He's around 11 pounds and 16 inches long. It is really a nice bag, but sadly I cannot use it.

I think it would have worked had my cats not been crazy. The concept is great, and it is a very sturdy bag and the value that I paid for it is nice. The size was good and the functionality would have been great had my cats not been so nuts. Overall I think it was easy to use on my smaller cat than my bigger cat.

First time leaving a review for anything on amazon but I had to for this product because WOW. I have 2 cats that are absolute menaces to society, i was able to successfully get them secured in it, trim their nails, and be done with both in of them under 10 minutes (secure the neck first then zip them up after). They cannot escape this bag as hard as they squirm/thrash, but it was a quick enough process they forgave me for it right after. GET THE BAG! Also get it size small for your average chunky house cat, if your cats really fat go medium but even with extra room in the bag the neck strap will keep it on them.

THIS IS THE JAM!! Top quality everything! And it worked beautifully.I bought my 12# kitty this item in medium. It fit him perfectly but I will say that if your kitty has a big tummy you may want to go up a size. We laid the sling on the floor with the top zipper and neck open then put Temptations treats inside it first. He climbed into the sling to get his treats. I did this so he would associate the sling with something positive. After he’d had several treats and while he was sitting inside the sling we gently closed the neck first and then softly pressed his body down so we could zip it up on top. At that time all the other zippers were zipped closed. I quickly released one front paw and quickly nipped the points off his claws. Then I let his other front leg out and did the same. He struggled just a tiny bit for about 3 seconds and that was it!!! We decided to only cut his front paws the first go-round. I LOVE this sling!

We bought this to make it "easier" to trim our cat's claws, but this cat hammock was a lost cause. It took me and a family member getting our feisty cat in this in the first place, and then found out we could not easily access our cat's back paws while in this hammock.

It is very sturdy, but so far the cat hates it and is scared of it. I probably should give 5 starts, but it is not a one person device with a cat! I live alone so haven't been able to successfully use it. Since I've only recently adopted him and he is only 7 months old, I will have to work this in slowly. As he has already been subjected to plenty of changes and scary new noises and stuff.