Review on 🐾 Enhanced SEO-Friendly Floor Grid for Midwest Dog Crate by Aaron Schultz

I bought this to fit in the MidWest iCrate 48 inch collapsible metal dog cage that I bought here at Revain. The fit was perfect (must be as it is the same company) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000QFWCLY/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0 I have been crate training my pup for a few weeks now, I have a VERY one fluffy siberian husky and after the first week when I go to work we have our first accidents (mainly because I came home late!) I found his fur dirty because he sucked up all the urine, which happened several times, and I also had to bathe him often for his health and my taste, so I bought this floor grill. Let me tell you it's absolutely 100% problem solved! Now if he can't help it until I get home he sure can urinate and the whole thing falls onto the plastic underneath. rare accidents, he even vomited at night, no noise as my bed is right next to it and i didn't hear anything. and I found the vomit had fallen through the bars, fortunately lest he eat it and get dirty. I have a camera to look at him and talk to him so I can see he's still a good boy and working. It's very difficult to hold, so hopefully we won't need the poles when it grows up. I will continue to use it though as it also helps air circulate underneath to keep it nice and cool. I can tell he enjoys being in a crate on the floor much more than just a plastic floor. I can see him sleeping belly up on this floor (a very good sign he's comfortable and happy), he wasn't that calm before because the plastic probably got hot when he was laying on it. 5 Stars. Note that it's heavy, the wire on the floor grid is a lot thicker than the cage, which is a good thing as I think it can hold a dog up to 120lbs. nobody). The grille can sag in the middle, especially as the dog gets heavier, not yet on my 20 lb pup, but as he nears 70 this can be an issue. Couldn't find a better solution, so I'm still giving it 5 stars!