YITAHOME 4 Tier 55" Cat Cage Large Enclosures with Hammock Detachable Metal Wire Crate Kennels Indoor/Outdoor Small Animal House Fence for 1-4 Cats,DIY Pet Crate Playpen

I love this cat pen!!!! Excellant price, sturdy, people accessable, 5 levels (4 inside and one outside top), 3 cat openeings (2 side and one at top), and even extra parts if needed. Had to introduce the new 2 year old Brown n White cat from back bedroom to main apartment with 14 year old Tuxedo cat. This pen will take a little time to build and need to follow instructions/pictures closely to make sure building goes correctly. I believe they have a phone number to help assemble but I did not need it. Best part was there are extra pieces if needed. My cats love the multi levels and multi openings, feel secure with cage between them to be close to each other, and sleep on top and all levels all the time. I like that I can squeeze into structure to clean if needed. When buidling make sure to use the white snaps to connect two sections and especially use as many as you can plastic slip ties to further reinforce structure. Other posts reccomended larger/longer slip ties but I used the plastic slip ties provided and so far no issues. My cats wiegh 10lbs and 14 lbs. and structure has no issues holding then. DO NOT DO THIS....I tried to put my wieght (220lbs.) to pull myself up from cleaning inside and noticed one square buckling but immediately stopped before got worse. Initally new cat was put in to bring out into apartment and eventually I have left all openings open to let both cats use when want. This pen did support a smaller litter box which cats used but pulled out after new cat used other boxes around apartment. They love crawling inside or hopping from tree to top of pen where they lay and sleep. I am leaving up as another "tree" from them to climb on. I have had this up with no issues for 3+ months now with no issues and very happy with purchase. One more cool thing which I have not explored is you probably could make differant type structures like tubes/tunnels or some other configuration.

Large size and good quality. Parts are all there just need to be patient in assembling

When following the diagram to set up the enclosure, I wondered why they included zip ties along the side of the wire panels and little white clips for the tops and bottoms of them. Ended up thinking it was a penny-pinching method. I was quite wrong. The clips for the doors suck and require two hands, which isn't always easy when pulling kittens in or out of the enclosure. And it came with a few leftover of the white clips, which I was able to do with one hand after some trial and error. So I used those to clasp the doors shut.BIG MISTAKE. Yesterday morning, one of the kittens started to yowl in pain. He got one little toe bean stuck. I could hardly get close enough to help- Mama kitty was loose in my room, and tried to defend her poor boy by keeping the big mean human away. And even if I could get close, I'd just squish his toe worse undoing the white clip. Couldn't lift his paw because he was hissing and attacking anything that got close. He got himself out before I could think of how to help. But now his toe is still swollen and probably dislocated or broken. He's got an adopter waiting for him on Sunday that'll probably be taking him to the vet first thing for that poor toe.It's not entirely an intuitive danger to realize. I didn't think a toe could even fit there, much less consider it could slide down. But it seems pretty clear in the design of the cage the manufacturer is aware of this safety feature. This review is my plea for them to include a clear warning in the packaging and possibly the store page too that there is a danger of pinched paws. If you get the cage despite this, I suggest using medium sized binder clips for the doors. If a pinched paw happened again, the binder clip would give way before joints.Other than that safety hazard, I've been quite happy with the cage. I've had this foster litter a little longer than expected, but the cage is holding up impressively well to 3 three-month-old kittens who love to jump around and play all day. Bit finicky to clean. So much more room than any other similarly priced enclosure. If there was a good warning and my kitten hadn't hurt his paw due to my oversight and the negligence of the manufacturers, this would be a much different review.

Lots and I mean lots of assembly required, but finished product worked perfectly for our 3 cats who are big spoiled baby house cats moved to garage while we had company. Plenty of room and they each had beds and seemed to enjoy exploring their environment. Still spoiled house cats tho this is a holding option when we don't want them in the way.

I love this cat kennel, the only thing I would recommend changing is the zip ties they send with it. We got some metal clamps that hold it together alot better. I would say it is a great value for a low price.

The media could not be loaded.  The assembly took 2 hours with 2 people. I felt like I assembled 1,000 zipties. The direction guide was not the easiest, but my husband can put together motorcycle engines, so he had no problem. The locks for the entrances are small and cheesy; they work, but they're tiny and not attached to anything. Overall, it's great for my cats when they want to go outside, however, we live in the Seattle area and it rains a lot. Needed to put a tarp over it since we don't have a coveted outside area.

Omg! 20 stars! My cats will love love love this. Taller than I'd expected. Well built and sturdy. Comes w hammock I haven't hung yet. Easy to put together and lots of extra parts included. Highly recommend!!!

Difficult to put together, way too many tiny zip ties. Very time consuming. Terrible design. Cheap plastic platforms. I don't recommend this for cats that have claws. The locks for the doors are small and difficult to use. Not really happy with it but I won't take the time to disassemble it to send it back.