46 cm iCrate Single Door Folding Dog Crate with Divider Panel, Leak-Proof Tray & Secure Latches – Metal Wire Kennel for Tiny Breeds – Portable, Durable & Easy to Assemble

Excellent crate, working well with puppy training. Easy to assemble and great size

We bought this for our large breed cat. There is enough room for him to lay down and for us to put in food & water bowels when travelling. Easy to assemble. Came packaged well and on time. Would recommend it to larger cat owners and small dog owners. Very sturdy with a removal tray for cleaning. Good price. Great that you can take down and store away for another day too!

Very sturdy secure door a spacer to adjust the area your dog sleeps in. fits in my car nicely. downside the tray seems to move around quite a bit. Once you have a blanket in that solves that problem. Very pleased and my puppy seems content to go in by himself, so he obviously feels safe in it.

Very sturdy and well made crate and easy to put up, 2 doors is a nice option if you need ro put it into a corner, got the xl size for our 9mnth old (28kg) golden retriever and he still has room to grow in it , overall can't fault.

This was perfect. Nice and small.

Sturdiness: I have a strong adult rescue dog. At first, I bought a soft collapsible mesh crate - he ripped a hole in it and escaped on the first night! Then I got this crate. Once assembled, it stands up firmly. At first, my dog tried to escape, but he couldn't, then he settled down when he realised the cage was solid. Now he's very comfortable in the crate, and he runs into it when he knows it's bedtime-treat time. I got the 62 x 44 x 49cm size - it's big enough for my 6kg/13lb adult terrier/pug. It's very easy to collapse it down back into a portable pack, so it would be suitable for a car holiday. Value for money: Good value for a strong cage. Appearance: It's a black metal cage with a black plastic tray that is easy to pull out for cleaning. Door lockability: The door handle slides to lock easily. He's never tried to open it, but you could wedge a piece of tapered/notched wood in place to add extra security if necessary.

The biggest one is amazing, I have a 18 month rescue Corso. A xxl crate that the foster family gave me he couldn’t stand up in properly so time for a new one. It’s very sturdy and big dog proof, however when it says you need two people to build you actually really do ideally. Although I’m stubborn pulled it upstairs on my own, but it did take me two hours and a bottle of red wine to figure out how to build it on my own. The worst part is the fact it was all into Lock in the box it doesn’t pop open into place like other crates do. Once you figure out how to do that, it is pretty simple to do on your own but it isn’t an easy collapse down move around your house kinda crate, It’s heavy and awkward to build. The first hour I also lost the instructions as the dog had it because I had to collapsed his previous crate in order to make room for the new one. 😂 Ignore the fact I’m renovating the house in the video as well. Another reason why I needed the crate because my dogs love eating Plaster 😭. The cover I also brought on Amazon doesn’t come with a crate. It has three locking mechanisms and I can fit in there with him quite easily so I’m very happy and so is Moose.

Size XXL. I bought this for my German Shepherds to stop my door frames getting chewed when I work and oh my it makes them look small. It's so well made with sturdy metal. I wanted them to have enough room to lie stand turn comfortable without their ears hitting the roof and this is more than big enough. Would definitely fit a great dane size adult. Not only will this help my self with destroyed things but will also keep the dog safe while im at work from possibly eating things and getting a blockage!