Pet Dog Pen Puppy Cat Rabbit Foldable Playpen Indoor/Outdoor Enclosure Run Cage (Small: Height 61cm)

I was torn on this and wasn't sure if it would serve its purpose, it does. There was no assembly required, it was lightweight and is perfect for what I needed My puppy isn't allowed out yet but I wanted her to be able to potty train outside and this is perfect. It much too high for her to jump over and roomy enough for her to wander round and enable her to use the toilet. Mine was black which I prefer and much sturdier and well made than it looks. It's perfect for keeping her contained whilst she uses it and we've put this in a gazebo so she can use it in comfort. Well worth the money. My baby is a 9 week old shihtzu for sizing purposes.

Just folds out so easily very spacious for a runaround sturdy excellent for outside even better inside to keep an eye on your pet while working

This is a split review. First, if you are a rabbit owner, please read the warning. Second, further down is the review of the product itself. WARNING! 2kg rabbit trapped her head between bars and is lucky to be alive. Please DO NOT use these pens for rabbits, unless you add a finer mesh or other covering. Our rabbit trapped her head between the bars, and is lucky to be alive. She is an adult rabbit, 2kg, with a broad head – we did not think it would be possible for her to squeeze her head through the 1.5-inch gap between the bars. This pen is not poor quality – the bars are strong, such that force was required to prise them to release our rabbit’s head. Please do not think that it will not happen because your rabbits are used to these puppy pens – we have had our rabbit for 5yrs and she had never even tried to push her head through the bars before. We had seen reports of this happening, but assumed it was only possible with smaller rabbits. It’s now 4 days since it occurred, and she is still struggling to eat. He cheeks are swollen, both her eyes are bloodshot, weeping, and very sore, and she has two fractured toes. She can barely eat or drink, requiring us to syringe feed her. We were lucky we found her in time – there are reports of rabbits having broken their necks when struggling to free themselves from between the bars of similar puppy pens. ------------ As for the quality of the pen, notwithstanding the above warning, well, it is very good quality. It is very strong, easy to fold, and does exactly what it should do. When unused, it folds flat and can be stored beneath the sofa - depth is about 6 inches when flattened. It came with several clasps, making it easy and convenient to secure the panels to prevent unwanted escapes. For puppies it is ideal. Smaller animal owners, however, should heed the warning above.

We have recently got a Labrador puppy and although we have a crate for her, I decided to try a pen attached to it to help with housetraining, and as somewhere for her to be when I need to deal with something else or do the school run etc. I’m very pleased so far. It arrived early even though I ordered it between Christmas and New Year which was unexpected. I currently have it set up with three panels folded back on themselves as it is a large pen, but I think it will be great for outdoor use later on and it comes with five ground pegs. It looks fairly flimsy but actually is very sturdy although because we have wood floors, the dog can push the panels if she really wants to even though she’s still small. Having said that, she’s usually pretty happy being in the pen (with four kids in the house I think she likes having her own space!) and it does seem to be helping with housetraining. Considering the cost of this pen is much less than others available, I have to give it five stars. I can’t imagine what other pens provide for twice the price or more?! The only slight niggle I have is that I would have liked the door to be in one of the middle panels rather than the end one, but it’s not a dealbreaker and if you have the pen set up by itself and not attached to a crate like we do, it’s not an issue at all.

Good pen. Easy to use and pack away

good size and sturdy, been really helpful for the early puppy stages. would recommend getting a taller version so they can grow into it

I got 2 Shar Pei puppies just over a month ago. You know, they're lovely, adorable and everyone compliments how cute they are. Despite this, they have become destructive the moment you leave a room to get something - I could swear they have been left alone for 25 seconds and yet they manage to achieve 25 minutes worth of damage. So, in come the dog pen. When it arrived, I was impressed with the space it will take when folded as it takes up very little space and then when it's extended, it's huge! This isn't a bad thing as you can adjust the size should you need to. The way in which you secure the pen is crude at best. Think of the end of a dog lead, then take the lead off the clip on the end. Imagine 3 of those. Hey presto! You've got it. You use 3 of those metal trigger clips to hold the 2 ends of the pen together. The first time i done it, I couldn't help but let out a little 'Yeehaw' - It just seems a real cowboy job - But it does work Now, the biggest issue. The puppies have grown significantly, as they do, and with that they have learnt how easy it is to push the pen around (it doesn't take much effort to be honest). This means that when the room has been vacated for any time, the pen has been moved directly into the doorway preventing me from getting back into the room as pushing it back while they're jumping up at the side of it isn't great. Perhaps buying the slightly shorter one would have been more ideal as stepping over this one is likely to earn me a very brief and painful circumcision. Overall though, it's not too bad as it serves a purpose, it's just not as great as it could be

Absolutely fantasic, great quality for such a good price. Very happy. Foldable without pins to join and very easy to assemble. Can decide how big or small. I use this as a sleeping area for 2 dachshunds and a run outside as my female dog in season