Sweetcrispy Large Dog Crate with Divider Panel, 36 Inch Double Door Folding Metal Wire Dog Cage with Plastic Leak-Proof Pan Tray, Pet Kennel for Indoor, Outdoor, Travel

This was the perfect size for my dog not to big and not to small. I put a old blanket in there and it has become his go to spot for nap time. He would rather be in this crate then in soft beds. I like the fact that is tough while being easy to move around. I feel like it is good value for what I paid for it. It is very easy to clean the tray pop's out. It fold up easy when I am not using it or traveling.It look's good no matter where I put it.

This is a lighter weight 24" crate, for smaller dogs. Perfect for travel. If you travel a lot or have a bad back, lugging around those heavy crates will irritate your back to no end. 1 pound or 2 pounds makes a very big difference. This is sturdy and easy to carry, set up and take down. Plenty strong for those smaller dogs, 20 pounds and under. The height is almost 2 inches shorter, and the bars are just a tad skinnier than other crates, yet still very strong. The door fits well, is easy open and secure close. This was a good choice for me.

This crate is the perfect size for my Old English Sheepdogs. I can use the divider for another puppy as a companion. This reduces the amount of separation anxiety a single puppy goes through being alone. There is plenty of room for each one and as they get older, I can remove the divider. The crate is easy to fold down and store, as well as assemble. It's fairly light weight and cost affordable. I don't have to worry about a puppy or adult dog escaping the crate and can move it anywhere. It's sturdy and stable and functions perfectly.

I purchased five as temporary parrot carriers in case of emergencies. They are big enough and sturdy enough to mount water and food containers and hefty perches. I like the double doors. The divider option is cool, but unnecessary for my use, so I repurposed those parts.

Great for cats! It was extremely easy to use this versus a regular carrier. Let’s just say getting the orange one in a carrier isn’t a pleasant experience for anyone involved. I was able to get him in on the first try without any problems. It took me like 3 minutes to set this up without looking at the directions. The handle is plastic and looks flimsy. I was scared to use it considering I had Mr. 14 pounder and his 10 lb sister in with him. I just held the crate by its sides or by the top wires instead. The wiring seems sturdy based on my trip from apartment to car. The fit: I didn’t see any reviews about what size to get for cats, which, given that it’s a dog crate, is understandable. Here’s context for the size I got: My orange one is bumping 14 lbs and my gray one is 10 lbs. They fit comfortably in this crate together. There was enough room for them to stand, stretch, loaf, move around, and unfortunately for my 3 hour car ride, even go to the bathroom... How I got them in it: I left it set up overnight and put a blanket in there. I sprinkled some treats inside to coax them in the night before and right when I needed to “trap” them in it. Since my orange one is more insane, I waited till he was asleep and then picked him up and placed him inside with his sister. I put my vest over part of the crate to give them some sort of comfort during the ride?? Idk if it worked or if they even cared.