Portable Foldable Playpen Exercise Kennel Dogs Cats Indoor/Outdoor Removable Mesh Shade Cover, Carrying Case & Collapsible Travel Bowl (Small)

I have two small puppers (3 lbs & 6 lbs) who use this pop-up to sleep in and to be “kenneled” together when no one is home. They will also go into their “mansion” as it’s been dubbed, when they want some alone time from each other, or need to get away from the commotion in the house. There’s enough space for two beds, a shared blanket, as well as their favorite toys, and they love being able to snuggle together when sleeping. The fact that it zips at the top and doorway is a plus for both accessibility and security!!

I cannot say enough good things about this playpen. It saved us and provided exactly what we needed for our dog with pancreatitis. We didn't want to have to pen her up but had no choice. The pen is very sturdy and spacious. I ordered the larger size so that my dog had plenty of space to move around and not feel confined. It was so easy to set up. I would recommend this to anyone who needs a reliable and easy to use playpen.

I was really impressed. This is well made, went up fast - just pop it out - and folded down just as easily. My cat seems to really like it so far and now I don't have to worry about her being outside and getting eaten by a hawk or a fox.

Update #2 (8/14/20): my 3 month schnoodle seems to be getting smarter by the day. He has figured out how to push one of the zippers down with his face, and get out. The two zippers are now zip-tied. He can also collapse it by pulling in one of the panels with his teeth. Why he’d want to do that is beyond me. Oh and he can also flip it on its side. Maybe not the best choice for smart puppies, but it still works for the most part.Edit (8/11/20): I’m downgrading this to 4 stars. Right after I wrote my review I noticed a rip with a run in the floor fabric. My puppy has since used his teeth or nails to rip other parts of the floor. Like others mentioned, the floor is made of a thin nylon and really needs to be made of thicker canvas material like the sides. It still works and honestly, I think he would destroy any puppy pen on the market. Also, one thing I originally forgot to mention is that it does have a very strong plastic smell when you first take it out. It actually took a week or two to disappear. I probably should have put it outside in the sun first, but I desperately needed to use it to contain my puppy!Original review (8/7/20): This playpen is awesome! I never understood why people had these for their dogs, but that’s because my older dog was never the kind of puppy that needed one. He was always a pretty mellow boy, and as a puppy, would sleep in his small crate, come out for meals and play, and go back in. Not this guy! Milton is the kind of puppy who’d bounce off walls if you let him. It because immediately clear a normal crate would be too confining for him, but he was stressing me out when he was out because he got into everything and was just a hyper mess! This playpen has given him more freedom without the ability to destroy the house.I’m also grateful it comes with a zip-on cover. I never planned to use it, except that at about a week after purchasing, my smart schnoodle figured out how to lean on a wall until it was all the way on the floor, then walk out. So now, he gets completely zipped in, much to his dismay. He is currently 8.5 lbs (will likely be about 20 lbs full grown), but I got the largest size to allow freedoms of movement. As you can see, he loves curling up with his toys. I also have his food and water at one end.I love that the door can roll up and Velcro in place. Unfortunately, my puppy has started chewing on the Velcro when he wants to get out, so I’m not sure how long that will last. He also chews on the netting, but so far has not put a hole in it. We’ve had this playpen for about 3 weeks now.I haven’t folded it up yet, but it looks easy, which is great because when we go to our beach house later this summer, we are absolutely taking it with us!

It kept my Rottweiler in, even when she turned it upside down. Not sure how she did that, but hey it works and durable. It is very roomy for my dog.

It was just what we needed for our beloved baby who needed to be contained while she was sick.

It’s perfect for fostering kittens or puppies. I ordered the size too small, I didn’t realize a small would be that small, failed to check the dimensions first. I ended up returning it but will definitely get another in the future.

The one thing I loved about this, was the shipping time. It got here in only a few short days after I ordered. There are some things I don't like, however. But I'll start with the pros.PRO'S*it is well ventilated for good airflow, also gives the pet the ability to see all around and above.*It is made from an easy to clean material, and the bottom is also easy to clean.*The colors are nice in my living room*the top zips on, and is also ventilated. You can remove the top as well.*the little door zips open and closed, and when open, you can roll it up and secure it with velcro attachments to keep it open and prevent it from falling down.*can be used indoors and outdoors*eaaily and quickly folds down into a very small and compact square. Great for traveling and storing.Now, the con's....CON'S*Material is easily tearable. One snag on something and this will tear. So be careful using it outdoors.*definitely not made for animals that chew, or are too hyperactive. It just doesn't seem sturdy enough to hold an animal/s that are jumping around or scratching and chewing.*much smaller than I imagined. I've got 4 kittens, five weeks old, tiny little buggers, and they barely have room to walk around and play. I couldn't imagine a 25 pound dog in this, it wouldn't have room to do anything but turn around.So, with those three con's, I have to decide if they overpower the pros or not. The biggest thing is the size. To me, personally. This is advertised as a playpen. Which makes me think, extended periods of use and exercise. There is no way I'd ever toss an animal bigger than a guinea pig inside of this for an hour or longer. You may as well crate the dog. There is about as much room and the crate is sturdier, and just as ventilated (if you have a metal wire crate).This will work for me for when I leave and need to secure the kittens temporarily. But as I said, no way I'd keep them or a small dog in this for extended periods of time unless I had no choice.For a temporary secure area, yes this will work for me personally. I've attached a photo of my male cat, 5 or 6 months old, NOT a large cat by any means. He's no bigger than 5 pounds. (he got incredibly ill as a very young kitten, hes behind as far as his growth, he's healthy now though just smaller lol) And I wouldn't dare keep him in there lol. Then again, he'd claw his way out. He does like it though, he's using it as a playground.