Homey Pet Plastic Inc 30" Folding Wire Cat Ferret Habitat Crate With Casters,Tray And Hammock L36 X W23 X H51,Black

This small cat cage was chosen to fit a specific area while we have company so it is smaller than I would like but is suited to the circumstances and can contain our guard cat.Pros:1) Small- easy to stow folded and take in a car or set up in a RV or hotel.2) Excellent emergency cage that can be set up in a small space.3) Sets up fairly easily though you need to test out the ideal place to put the ledges and ladders for your cat.4) Has room for a litter pan with easy access from the side door.5) Hammock- Nice idea to show what is possible. ok for small kittens and ferrets maybe? Suggest a heavier duty hammock for cats.6) Bottom pan slides out easily for cleaning.Con:1) Small- not suited to more than one large cat or a few of kittens.2) It is heavy for out of shape or elderly (but anything lighter wouldn’t be safe for containing your cat)3) The wire ladder and ledges could be a hazard for kitten legs and the big cats don’t appreciate them either so you will need to cover them or if you weave in sisal rope you have a built in cat scratcher and make it safe for cat toes and kitten legs.4) The hammock. Forget it. The clips are flimsy and break easily and the stitching is not secure enough for the safety of anything over two pounds! So maybe one sedate ferret or small kitten. The fabric is nice and you might consider re using it for a hammock with new corner tabs and solid hardware. Or use it to cover a ledge where the clips and fabric don’t take the full weight of the cat. But don’t risk your animal’s safety to it without checking it frequently and fixing its deficits.5) If this cage is knocked over and the bottom pan falls inward the animal can escape through large gaps in the bottom wire. If this is a concern you will need to modify with additional wire over the bottom of the cage.

Ok ok, I said be prepared to be frustrated because the instructions are deeply inside the cage, and you have to basically figure out how to set up the cage without it! Lol!! The set up doesnt require any tools, you just have to unfold it like a puzzle. There are some joints that you have to connect that help support the structure of the cage and you have to make sure you do it correctly or else the cage could collapse. Once youve figured it out, take a breather and pat yourself on the back. Once you have it set up, you can finally get those instructions that were hard to get to and ball it up and shout whatever expletive you prefer while chucking it into the trash!!! Anyway, nice playpen for our kitty, doesnt take up too much space, and sturdy. I like that it comes with casters to make moving it around easy. Good luck!!

This cage is built really nice and is the perfect size for 1 adult cat. The bridge should be a solid grip piece. My cat doesn't like it much. I like the kitty litter door on the side. It makes emptying so much faster and easier with less cleanup from spillage. Our old cage is a netted cage, within a year, it's ripped, the zipper broke and my dog can move it. Clean up was horrible and took about 45 minutes 3 times a week. With this cage since it's on wheels and has a tray at the bottom, cleanup is no more than 5 minutes. The only issue I have personally is that the handles to open the doors are not easy. They're spring loaded and pull upwards, but the handle is smaller than a teaspoon. I think a slide bar would have been just fine.I'd say this has been one of my top 10 likable purchases.

I cat sit for my son. Casper was a stray kitten that my son adopted and I estimate her age at just under 1 year so she STILL have a lot of kitten antics in her. I needed something to contain her when I am busy with house chores and not able to keep a close eye on her. So I did a lot of research and finally chose this one. What I liked about it was the solid shelves as opposed to wire shelves that other vendors sold. And the video seemed easy enough for two people to quickly assemble it (took me and my son 10 minutes). What took us longer was measuring, cutting carpet for the ramps and using zip ties to secure carpet pieces to the ramps and one of the shelf. We added the carpet to not only make it more comfortable to walk on ramps but also for scratching. She never liked any scratching post and prefer to scratch on any floor carpet/rug that's on the floors. I added her favorite chair pad to the upper shelf (Velcro secured) . Casper loves this cage and I love her not being able to scratch my sofas, jumping on my dining room table and turning over every waste paper baskets in my house (her favorite thing to do).Pros: Easy to assemble. Have locking wheels which allows movement from place to place or to secure it in place. Large enough to put a stacking storage bin (16 1/4" x 15 1/2" x 11 5/8") that I use as a kitty litter box. She still have room to roam inside and have her favorite toys inside. It came with a cat hammock (she don't like it). No tools needed other than the thin wrench I used to screw on the wheels. Quick shipping.Cons: This thing is very heavy in the box. Instruction and wheels was inside the folded up cage and hard to get to. Written/Picture Instruction manual wasn't as helpful as watching the video. Needed a small, thin adjustable wrench to screw on the wheels. No instructions on how to open the doors.Overall impression: Very satisfied and would recommend the size I got for larger cats or multiple cats and yes, if I had to order this again, I would and maybe will to keep on my back porch for the summer.

Bought this cage for a stray cat I was bringing in. It is nice and sturdy and I like that there are doors on both the upper and lower levels and at one end. It was easy to assemble even without looking at the instructions, since they were folded into the bottom and you had to have it mostly put together to get to them. For the price I am very pleased with the quality of this cage.