Description
Supervised handling accessory
Supervised Mesh Small Pet Harness and Lead Set
A mesh small pet harness and lead set for very short, careful, closely supervised handling only.
This item is not suitable for routine rabbit walking, outdoor exercise, unsupervised use or rabbits that panic, twist, chew or struggle.
Supervised use only
Not for rabbit walking
Check fit carefully
Not for rabbit walking
Check fit carefully
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Not for routine walks
Rabbits should not be walked like dogs. A secure rabbit run or enclosed safe space is a better option for exercise.
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Watch your rabbit closely
Remove immediately if your rabbit freezes, bolts, twists, struggles, chews, breathes heavily or shows stress.
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Very short use only
Only use for brief, calm, closely supervised handling with rabbits that tolerate it and can be safely fitted.
Product details
- Product: Supervised mesh small pet harness and lead set
- Style: Mesh-style padded harness with lead
- Use: Very short, closely supervised handling only
- Not suitable for: Routine rabbit walking, outdoor exercise, travel, daily wear, sleeping or unsupervised use
- Do not use with: Rabbits that panic, bolt, twist, chew, struggle, dislike handling or become stressed when restrained
- Fit note: Check the size carefully before ordering. The harness should never be tight around the neck, chest or body.
- Safety check: Check the straps, seams, clips and lead attachment before every use
- Better outdoor option: For exercise, use a secure rabbit run or safe enclosed space instead of a lead
Important: Harnesses and leads can be risky for rabbits. Do not use this item to walk rabbits like dogs.
Remove immediately if your rabbit freezes, twists, bolts, struggles, chews, breathes heavily, hides or shows any sign of stress.
Remove immediately if your rabbit freezes, twists, bolts, struggles, chews, breathes heavily, hides or shows any sign of stress.
Never leave a rabbit unattended in a harness or lead. Do not pull, tug or restrain your rabbit with the lead. Do not use in warm weather, crowded spaces, near predators, near roads, or anywhere your rabbit could panic or become trapped.
