Customer Reviews

3 Door Suitcase Style Folding Metal Dog Crate with Metal Pan 36Lx24Wx26H

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This is an excelent crate and you can't beat the price! This same stlye crate sells for $180.00 at my local agway. Excellent quality, easy assembly pops right up. Just slip clips over and under on front. Folds up suitcase style for travel or storage. Came with a divider that wasn't mentioned in description. Nice bonus. Ample room for my 2 dogs. Even with divider in place. LOVE the top door! can put in toys or food and water with out them trying to get out. I am looking forward to many years of use!

We are very pleased with this kennel - it has 3 openings - on the top, the narrow side and long side. We use the door on the long side because it feels more expansive. The bottom tray is metal rather than plastic - so if you have a pet that is not yet trained, I'd suggest putting a puppy pad down so the tray doesn't rust. The kennel is not real heavy like some we looked at and that's a plus since this kennel folds up for easy transport and storage.

This crate usually goes for over $100 at any pet store- you can't find a 3-door crate with removable bottom for cheaper than this and it's such a great quality! Complete with a divider for puppies to grow into their crates- easily taken down and carried around for travel (about 30-40lbs to carry)

We Purchased this crate for a "Grandma & Grandpa's" house crate. Meaning leave it at the parents house for visits rather than pack up our "Home" crate every time we visit. It was shipped right away and was there at the folks house in plenty of time before our arrival in one week. The crate was easy to pop together and was ready to go in a matter of minutes. Bear in mind, we at this time had a 7 month old Wheaton Terrier that has the strength of 10 men, "no kidding". She was able to bend inward the very bottom set of cross bars at the door area. This presented no hazard to her or to her getting out. She just knew she was in a odd place for her and was frustrated. This was bent back into place with no problem. I have nothing negative to say for the crate. It has the 3 doors (very helpful), shipping was fast and right on, we continue to use it for every visit to the folks. Her home crate is a heavier gage steel, but that is only because she is a terrier. "Known for pushing the boundries of anything". Great crate, very happy and glad we bought it! Good bang for the buck! I would only say, don't use on a "powerhouse" breed for a long period of time.

I got this cage for my baby Holland Lop rabbit and he loves it! It's a perfect size for the room and he has plenty of space to spread out and play with his toys. The only down sides are that the grating on the bottom is a little wide for rabbits, so he's escaped a few times. Some 2x4's solved it easily!

Other than that, the locks on the side door don't line up perfectly, but that was probably just from shipping. They're still easy enough to open and close; they just take a bit of finagling.

Overall I'd say it's a good product and I'd definitely recommend either this cage, or one of the same size and style, for any rabbit.

This is really a great product. It is very sturdy considering how lightweight/portable it is. The size is perfect for my 60 lb dog, he can move around, lay down, stand up, roll over, whatever he needs. His crate is his den where he sleeps, hangs out and takes all his meals. The multiple doors are handy and the easy collapse/put together make it great for camping or visiting friends/family overnight. Price absolutely cannot be beat, even considering high shipping cost.

Note 1: If you are housebreaking a similarly sized dog you may want to go down a size. My boy could, were he not housetrained, go potty in one corner and easily move to the other side to avoid his "mess". However if your dog is already housetrained and you use the crate for transport/travel/hang-out time, this is a great size for a medium sized dog.

Note 2: If your dog thrashes around in his crate or tries to chew through the wires, he is not crate trained. Slow-down and take them time to help him adjust to the crate. The U.S. Humane Society has an excellent article on crate training here: [...] About halfway down it explains "A crate isn't a magical solution. If not used correctly, a dog can feel trapped and frustrated." Be judicious in how you use the crate dog owners.

Fabulous seller...

But the crate has those new more secure door closers which are difficult to open and close, hence they are more secure!

I purchased this is March 2011 and as of today it is holding up great. My 9 month old 60 lb pit, Ajax, has chewed on it and jumped around vigorously in it (it just slides around the tiled floor without a dent) but it still looks brand new. I recently purchased the 49 inch crate (by Best Pet) to give him more space. I have no complaints about the durability and would definitely recommend it to others. (I have seen this same crate for over $100 in the pet supply store).

I received and was able to set up in less than 5 minutes. Came with a divider which is great since I have a puppy who will only need half the space for a while. I have already shared how much I liked this crate with a friend who purchased one for herself.

3 Door Suitcase Style Folding Metal Dog Crate with Metal Pan 36Lx24Wx26H

I bought the kennel that is suppose to hold a dog up to 110 lbs. Well my dog is 80 lbs and has bent the kennel and found his way out multiple times! We have had to use zip ties and pieces of metal to keep it from coming apart. I don't normally write review but I am very ver very dissapointed in this kennel.