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A safety tether can prevent your pet from jumping or wiggling out into potentially dangerous situations. Even at the vet's office, it can be helpful for the veterinary team when examining an anxious pet. However, Sleepypod does not recommend ever harnessing a cat inside a carrier when traveling by car. The unknown placement of your pet inside the carrier at the time of the collision in combination with the collision force can cause harm. A carrier minimizes the force on the pet while preventing the pet from being ejected. Watch this video for tips on how to best use the safety tether. ua-cam.com/video/04hSN8GOkQ4/v-deo.html

Thanks so much! It's always wonderful to hear from early supporters. Your trust in Sleepypod means so much to us!

Thanks for your interest. The Martingale Calming Harness and the Martingale Harness Plus have similar designs but different branding.

@TattooBull That's a really great tip! Thanks so much for sharing that!

I was just looking for these as well. I emailed their support, they discontinued them.

Hi, and thanks for stopping by! The front D-ring is included on the harness to help dogs who currently use harnesses with a front D-ring design slowly transition to using the martingale design with the D-ring on the back of the dog.

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Thanks for your interest in the Martingale Calming Harness. The Slim Leash is sold separately.

Thanks for your interest. Sleepypod Mini is designed for cats and dogs less than 7 pounds. You can view the Sleepypod carrier comparison chart at sleepypod.com/sizing

Hi there! We're so sorry to hear about this. We want to ensure your harness settings and S-Clip settings are correct. Please reach out to our customer service team directly on our website via webchat, email at contact@sleepypod.com, or by phone at (626) 421-6818. We're here to help!

Hi there! Thanks for your interest in the Martingale Calming Harness. It's available in XS, S, M, L, and XL sizes. We've seen Labrador Retriever dogs fit in M and L size, but check the sizing guide on our site to ensure the best fit for your dog. Here's the direct link - sleepypod.com/martingale-calming-dog-harness

You are correct! Amazing it took so long for this to happen. Sleepypod's first crash test dummy dog made its debut in 2012. There's a lot of great information about the female crash test dummy that debuted in 2022 on the internet, but if you want more information about Sleepypod's crash test pets, go to our site at sleepypod.com/press

Thanks so much for your interest in Sleepypod research and testing! The crash test of Clickit Sport at the ECE R44 child safety seat standard was administered at a U.S. Department of Transportation and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration-sponsored crash test facility. The rope around his belly would prevent the crash test dog from flying off of the bench should the restraint fail. You'll see that the crash test dog is already being pulled back before there is any tension on the rope. Feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions.

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She's a beauty!

We're so happy to hear that you are happy with your dog's Clickit Terrain car harness. More than that, we appreciate your trust in Sleepypod. Safe travels!

Thanks for reaching out about this. The S-Clip is not necessary for safety. It's helpful when determining the ideal seatbelt length for your pup and "bookmarking" it for faster in/out of the car. The instructional videos for these accessories are in separate videos here on our UA-cam channel. The direct link to the S-Clip video is ua-cam.com/video/nFtWqhK33pY/v-deo.html ; the direct link to the Buckle Shield video is ua-cam.com/video/oPCRaMjweU8/v-deo.html

We're so very sorry to hear this! Thank you for sharing. Sending you all our very best wishes.

@@Sleepypod Thank You so much , she was one of a kind for sure . I keep this Video close , so I can watch her at work . I also have a few print jobs she did … she was a natural 🥰

Hi Carla - We are redesigning the warmer kit to address the many power supply options since our first design. We hope to have the new design available this spring.

@@SleepypodThis would be great awesome if you could get these launched this spring. I have a hairless cat and I need the warming unit.

@@noellholmberg5445 Thanks so much for your interest! Yes, we're hoping to have these later this spring. Please keep in contact with us via social media for any updates!

Thanks for the feedback! We'll ask our creative team to address this in a new video.

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Thanks so much for stopping by to check out the video. We appreciate your feedback!

@@Sleepypod I welcome you

Hello! Thanks for stopping by. Are you asking about the Sleepypod mobile pet bed, Sleepypod Mini, or the small-sized Martingale Calming Harness in this video? Many of the Sleepypod mobile pet bed colors are back in stock, but selling fast. Sleepypod Mini and the Martingale Calming Harness for cats are fully stocked. Feel free to reach out to the Sleepypod customer service team with any additional inventory questions at contact@sleepypod.com or via webchat during regular business hours PST at Sleepypod.com.

Takes time. Like leash training a puppy. You have to let them wear it inside for a half hour, then take it off. Then leave it on an hour. Then try to walk them inside from one spot to another. Make a game out of it. Give them catnip and treats. Then short distance, a short time outside. Baby steps. Then have a set routine that ends with getting back to home base if anything potentially scary or disorienting happens. 15 minutes at a time. Then a half hour. Treats/food back at home base. Cats will work as a team in unison with you. Have a short quiet Code Sound to check/affirm them every so often. Then a different short whistle/sound that is louder that means to come back/stay close. This is for if it may happen that there are disruptive people or loose dogs. If something got out of hand, the cat's instinct would be to run to a safe vantage point, hide, and watch & listen for a while. The 3rd whistle is the loudest and distinctive, and you should also call the cat's name. Can say - Fluff, come out! I'm Here! Come around! And wait awhile... They will come. Especially close to dusk... Cats map out their territory. It's only within a mile because they are small. Unless they are not spayed/neutered... then they may continue elsewhere. Once they find other cats, then they will stay and hang out nearby. Their natural prey is mice (or anything about that size). They will attempt to eat a bird carcass left by Hawks. Hawks will go after a small dog, cat, rabbit, squirrel, chicken, etc. etc. Dogs Roam. Their territory can be 5 to 10 miles! *Huskies much farther. They are seeking to explore and interact, by Traveling as a group. 3 to 5 dogs of any size brings out a pack mentality to Chase. (Prey drive) So a Harness with a plan in place, for you and your cat makes you both safe and well-prepared!

The cat was probably thinking, "why does the car need a leash? That damn thing cant be trusted!"

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Stick with the crate forever. These harness are stupid and not safe at all. Most are absolute garbage and break on impact or they stretch so far the dog goes flying. Always always always use a good crash tested crate like "variocage" when traveling with your dog.

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