I made the mistake of trying to put this on my friends cat. Being a ME coon Cat who was supposed to be well tempered like a "ragdoll" .

After 3 attempts the leather gloves and motorcycle jacket came out... It was then I realized one layer of leather will not prevent a canine tooth from penetrating your skin, and their claws can shred a $800 custom jacket.

35 stitches, tetanus shot, and 20 feet of gauze later he then tells me his cat's fur was thick enough and his cat did not need a sweater just because *I* was cold!

Pros: Well made

Cons: Hospital bills

I BOUGHT TWO FOR MY CATS TRIP WITH US TO THE CABIN IN THE SNOW. THEY WERE NOT HAPPY PUTTING THEM ON BUT ONCE THEY WENT OUTSIDE IN THE SNOW I THINK THEY GOT USE TO THEM REAL QUICK. IT WAS A FUN DAY AND SEEING THEM WALK IN THE SNOW WAS QUITE AMUSING.

Pros: COZY CAT WARM

Cons: NONE

This sweater is cute but not necessary. Cats don't need sweaters- pets coats are designed to keep their temperature regulated. Only excessive bathing that strips the coat of oils, shaving, prolonged dampness outdoors, or other similar forms of cruelty necessitate buying clothing for any pet.

Pros: cute

Cons: unnecessary

These handmade warm sweaters keep your kitty comfortable inside or while traveling in the winter. they come in stripes and soilds and cats seem to like them. They cost about $10 each. They also carry larger sweaters for dogs.

Pros: warm and colorful

Cons: may be a bit small for huge cats

This is a very cute sweater, albeit, unnecessary for your pets. My older cat doesn't mind putting the sweater on, but my lil' cat does! They are very cute and cuddly, though! : )

Pros: cute

Cons: none