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

Very sturdy and works well for new kitten to keep her separate from the other cats as they get use to each other. Fits her litter box and food and water and lots of toys. We did have an issue where the top mesh zipper tore on the first use but customer service was super quick to make it right. Good value and easy to carry around. Folds up nicely and comes with a carry case

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.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Small size was perfect to enclose a litter box and keep litter contained for one of my cats that "flings" litter. Sturdiness:Structure was perfect, easy to clean and tall enough for box and cat. Solved our issue and made everyone happy.

This is an amazing product! My family provides foster care for cats and kittens from the local shelter. These animals are often feral, sick, or very young, and do not thrive in the busy shelter rooms. Previously, we used a heavy metal cage to contain our furry feline foster friends. When I heard about playpens for kittens, I had to try one! This playpen allows the cats to have more space, it is easier to clean, lighter, easier to move, and less expensive than the large "dog crate" that we had. I appreciate the way that this whole thing collapses down to a flat panel that can be stored until needed. That is a huge benefit! It sets up in literally one second. I am very happy with this purchase.There are a few things that I would like to see in a future model, which is why I have not given this item a full five stars. This one has a "door" that zips open and shut- you can see it is the white panel in the product photo. The roof also can unzip, which is a cool feature, but I believe that cats generally prefer for the roof to remain fixed. They have an instinct to hide under things when given freedom to run about, and frequently go under beds or tables. Opening the roof is probably a little stressful for them. My suggestion is to have a second door on the opposite side of the pen, to allow easy access from two sides. I would also love to see this in a slightly heavier fabric, something more like what many backpacks are made of, rather than very thin nylon. I know this is designed for kittens, but right now I have a new mama cat in it with her week old kittens. She is sweet tempered, but could probably claw or bite through the sides if she was determined to get out. Our last foster mama was completely feral and probably would have decimated this playpen.

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!!

About a month ago, we rescued a stray kitten with a limp (fractured shoulder) from under our car. We hadn't had any pets for a couple of years, so our house had no cat-proofed rooms where we could safely contain him, and his kitten-energy had him wanting to climb/jump despite his injury. I ordered the Large size of this 'playpen,' and it's been an absolute lifesaver. Being big and round, it's a bit awkward in terms of floor space, but it's big enough for his litter box, food/water, bedding, toys, and everything, with enough space in-between to be comfortable, so I don't feel guilty about leaving him in there overnight, or just whenever we can't keep an eye on him. He's got at least a little room to play, and can climb the walls now that his injury is mostly healed, but he pretty much can't jump or fall far enough to risk re-injuring himself. And it's obviously going to be a lifesaver yet again when we get him neutered, if he's ill, or any other time when we might need to restrict his physical activity (anybody that's had cats or kittens, you know how impossible that is!).Even though it's just wire forms, canvas, and mesh, it's holding up really well so far, despite him clawing at the mesh, climbing the walls, and treating the roof like a trampoline when he's not zipped inside, and the zipper's sturdy enough that he hasn't been able to work it open by himself. It was also a lot more wallet-friendly than a metal cage style kennel, and without the worry of him hurting himself on metal bars. The floor and inner side of the canvas walls have a slicker surface than the outside too, so they're easy to wipe clean.I've actually just ordered a Medium size as well, so he can have a safe zone in another room (where the Large one won't fit). I can definitely see us keeping one around as a litter box area when he's older too, because it's great for containing litter mess, and the other could continue to be just a safe bed and food area.

This is perfect for our mama kitty and her babies! (Born 06/28/25!) We put a blanket and piddle pad down and mama is happily nursing her kittens within! (Mamakitty is a rescue we adopted after she was abandoned!) We keep a thick rolled up towel in the doorway so Mama can come and go while her babies are safe within. Love this!😻