Review on 🏠 Wireframe Pet Kennel with Removable Plastic Tray by Sarah Mohamed

I have a 7.5 lb Yorkshire Terrier that has the bars on the side of the door including the door all the way down could bend itself, the first day. Since then he has been able to bend all the other bars and part of the cage has rusted although I keep it indoors. This is because he lifts his leg to pee in the cage and soaks the "walls" of the cage and of course the urine spreads all over the floor. I need a cage that is half solid metal (the bottom half) and half wire on the sides so my males don't urinate outside the cage. I know it's not the cell, but I found the early rust quite annoying. This cage is definitely light as advertised, which my dog takes advantage of to move the cage around the room (the cage isn't on wheels). ). I can only keep him in one place by squeezing the cage between heavier objects, but then he urinates on or shreds those objects. The latch doesn't slide in easily, but I'm used to it. I should point out that despite my best efforts, my dog still hasn't been able to break out of his previous cages and hasn't for a year. I only wish the metal was thicker because I'm concerned that one day he might bend the bars enough to get his head stuck. THE BEST - I bought this cage because I needed a grate at the bottom so my dog can urinate without stepping on it. all day in your mess I have tried slatted cages and it was a nightmare because the first thing I had to do when I got home was to bathe my dog. Everyone. Lonely. The day. This cage eliminated that, so my life has improved a lot. I can't stress this part enough. Whether you have a toy, a puppy, or an incontinent dog, this style of wire shelf with removable cleaning tray will improve your quality of life to the point that you'll wonder how you lived without it.