BestPet Dog Crate Dog Cage Dog Kennel Metal Wire Double-Door Folding Pet Animal Pet Cage with Plastic Tray and Handle for Small Dogs,24 inches

Luci and Zef cage buddies….
Good quality, great finish, easy to break down nd assemble. .The only thing that would improve the cage is a slightly larger gauge of the steel wire used, but this should not be a reason not to buy this product… it’s just my preference. The cage is above satisfactory in it’s function and excellent in its weight to size characteristic. I bought a second cage to travel with me when I take my dogs along for a road trip. This cage will contain two full grown Malinoise comfortably. Great value for the money.

A very good crate
This crate is amazing for a small dog or cat. It is very easy to put up and just as easy to take down and store away, it folds completely flat and has a handle for storage and travel.

Love this foldable crate!
We needed a fairly large crate for a growing puppy. We wanted to give him a nice big space to stretch out. He makes a total mess while eating, drinking, or playing. This crate is a lifesaver! It folds up and it’s easy to unfold. When folded it holds together well, and the included handles help with carrying. It’s pretty big so it’s a little awkward to carry and slightly heavy but this isn’t something we’ll move around a lot. The tray is easy to remove and clean. There are 2 doors with a top and bottom latch each. With a crate this big, the additional latches are needed to keep our boy securely in this crate. It’s a wire crate so we expected there would be some flexibility in its movement. Nothing unexpected. Our boy has lots of room to play with his snuffle mat during lunch time and keep the mess contained. Cleanup was simple. We added a comfy bed to fit and we’ll add a secure water bowl and he has a room fit for a doggy king. We are very happy with this crate!

PLEASE READ REVIEW
This is going to be a long review but I will do my best to explain why. I am a dog trainer for a living. I also have 3 dogs of my own. I have about 64 cages that I use for work and 6 more cages at my house. I say this to assure you I have experience with many different brands of cages this style.1 – This cage is NOT the standard size normally sold at pet shops, dog training facilities, or basically anywhere else within the United States. Therefor if you ever need to replace the plastic tray bed inside the crate that the dog sleeps on, you will most likely ONLY be able to buy one from this company as the standard trays won’t fit right. The reason for this is because of the width of the cage. This cage is 29.5 inches wide, but a standard American cage is 28.5 inches wide. So although you get 1 more inch of width, you most likely can’t replace the tray bed should it break or get chewed.2 – The height is also not the standard size. This cage is only 31 inches high while a standard cage is 33 inches high. This makes a big difference when you have a giant breed puppy like a mastiff who’s still growing, playing, and stretching, in his bed.3 – This cage length is 47 inches while a standard is 48 inches. This again presents a problem if you ever need to replace the tray inside the cage.4 – This is the most important factor and why I will not be buying from this company again. The gauge of metal they use for this cage is not strong at all. My 4 month old Cane Corso puppy was able to bend two of the bars (with loose puppy teeth) and break off one of the welds. All I needed to do was use one finger and push it back in place. ONE FINGER PUSH is enough to bend the bars on this cage. This could actually be deadly if the situation was different. If this cage was in my car and I crashed it would have crushed completely. The other reason (and most important reason) this could be deadly is God forbid your dog bites a piece of the metal off and actually swallows the piece. This will most certainly lead to a wildly expensive vet visit and could also be fatal. Standard cages are very study and can even be used as a dresser or a shelf if you put a piece of plywood on top of it. Standard cages can hold over 100lbs (of evenly distrubuted weight) on top of plywood, on top of the cage, without even the slightest bit of sagging or drooping. Just 10 brand new unfolded medium sized cardboard boxes with nothing in them, was enough weight to make this cage sag in the middle. I needed a big strong cage for a big strong puppy while he learns and gets crate trained but this definitely isn’t it. I gave this crate to my old 7 year old dog temporarily who has been crate trained for years, but I will still be replacing it soon and throwing it out. I’m just not willing to take the chance of the dogs getting a piece off and eating it.