Dog Cat Playpen, Puppy Pet Playpen Indoor for Small Dog Crate Tent Cage Outdoor, Portable Pop Up Dogs Enclosure Kennel with Carrying Case for Dogs/Cats/Rabbits(Grey, Small

I adopted a young kitten and used this pen to keep her secure while she was getting used to my apartment. The pen is very sturdy At least for a cat and well constructed. you can access the pen from the front door or zip off mesh covering. There was enough room to fit a bed, litter box, and food bowls inside and still had room enough for the kitten to move around. Eventually she got curious and figured out how to climb up the side walls, but to keep a small dog or cat confined for a little while this pen will do the trick.

I love this “thunder dome” for my new pup to be contained while I get ready in the morning. I love that it collapses so it doesn’t take up space until I need it. One time, when my pup was trying to escape, it doubled as a dog sized hamster ball. It was hilarious. 😆

I bought this to keep a new kitten in while he became acquainted with the house. I also used it after having another cat spayed because it worked so well with the kitten. I did find that it was easy for my cats outside of the pen to crumple it but it never folded all the way. Despite my cats’ best attempts to scratch free it held up and was very durable. There was plenty of room for cat, their bed, litter box, and food/water. Very lightweight and easy for me to move, unlike the dog kennels I was using before.

I purchased this playpen for my senior dog to keep her from wandering at home. She was a 15-year-old Shiba Inu on the smaller side, and this worked well for her needs. Durability: The sides could hold her weight up when she leaned against them, which was important since she wasn't very stable on her feet. Storage & portability: I liked that it came with a case for storage and folded flat, so it didn't take up much space in my small apartment when not in use. Bottom surface: The bottom was slippery, so I had to line it with towels and mats for when she fell down, as she wasn't able to stand on her own. If you're using this for a senior dog or puppy, plan on adding non-slip padding. Design features: The zippered door and top zippered lid were good to have. I would roll up the side door just in case she wanted to get out, and I always left the top open so I could easily get in there with her to watch her. Indoor use only: I only used it indoors, so I'm not sure how it would fare outside in different weather conditions. Initial smell: It came with a plastic smell, so I had to air it out for a day or two before using it. Bottom line: This would probably be good for small puppies, too. It's functional and portable, just be prepared to add your own non-slip padding for safety.

Really great product ! My cat has IBS and a strick diet. He eats the other cats food so we put each cat in their own play pen to Eat. Zip them up and when done let them out! So much easier than auto pet feeders. We originally got pet feeders with the collar’s that open for each cat and my cat would stick his head next to my other cats food and eats at the Same time ! This solves that problem!! And way cheaper then $300 feeders per cat!

Prior to adopting two kittens from my local animal shelter, one of the staff members recommended I get a playpen to keep the kittens in to acclimate when first bringing them home. I looked around a bit on amazon and eventually settled on this as it seemed relatively cheap, easy to set up, and collapsible (and would arrive in time). Pros: - Packaged nicely, comes collapsed flat in it's own carrying bag. - Instructions are included but set up is intuitive, just unfold! I purposefully avoided the kinds where you have to stick poles in them like a tent cause that just seemed like too much trouble. - It sounds like people have mixed experience with the sturdiness, but it never fell over or ripped for me, even with two kittens climbing and jumping all over it. But to be fair, I didn't really use it as a playpen since the kittens barely spent any time inside it after all. Interestingly, the liked to jump and sit on the top rather hang out inside (pls refer to the attached cat tax photos). - Re-packing is easy. As someone who has always struggled with those collapsible car windshield screen, I was a bit hesitant that I would be able to pack it back up, but it was actually super simple (maybe bc it's smaller?). Cons: - Not the fault of the item itself, but I just didn't get the right size to keep kittens in as a transitional space (it was only slightly bigger than their carrier). It made a nice lounge space for napping or playing, but definitely too small to keep them in there for long periods of time (e.g., can't fit a litter box and/or food/water comfortably). - Personally, I don't find the build or the color way aesthetically pleasing. I did end up returning this item and ended up getting a larger sized one from a different seller (just bought the cheapest one I could find), but never really used it as a playpen either. To be honest, if you have a small room to keep them in while they adjust like I did you probably don't need a playpen (as I discovered for myself). But if you do want to get one, I think this is a viable, portable, lightweight option. Just get the biggest size!

I had to put the cover to a plastic tote in the bottom of the playpen to keep it from collapsing! Other than that it was perfect for our Queen and her kittens after delivery! We kept the door closed to contain the kitties and left the top open so Mama could come and go at her discretion... A solid 3 out of 5 considering the price!

This playpen was great in the beginning and my puppy liked it a lot. It was easy to set up and worked well for indoor use. After some time, my puppy managed to break the zip, which was disappointing. The material itself is okay, but the zipper could be stronger. Overall, it’s useful at first, but I wouldn’t recommend it for very active puppies.