Review on 🐶 Enhance Pet Comfort with MidWest Homes for Pets Dog Crate Cover for Metal Crates by Maya Allen

Well when I got a dog when I got the cage and cover I thought it was a sale set. Not as much. The lid fits the box perfectly, but if you have a chewer on it, it will pull and tear, and it will tear easily. That's not the biggest problem! As my chocolate lab grew from 6 weeks to 5 months, his breathing in the crate at night also increased. It came out of the drawer one evening as I was about to take it for a walk at 3am (I work 3rd shift and the family cleans it up early) and it smelled of mold! Now I thought that he just got into something and was just dirty. I washed and dried it as best I could. I also washed his bedding. but it never went away. Over the next few weeks, he developed a red rash all over his body. We went to the vet and got antibiotics and she asked if he was wet and dry. Then I counted. THIS COATING DOES NOT BREATH! and like the tents you camped in in the early 80's and woke up in the morning with condensation inside. This coating creates a humid sauna! As a result, the bacteria multiply and then the skin infection begins. It's good for short periods of time, but you can't use it for sleeping. again... IT DOES NOT BREATHE! and when he spills his bowl of water in it, it makes the moisture problem worse! Now I only use cotton fabrics. Be careful!