Review on 🐾 Aivituvin Dog Portable Playpen Exercise Pen, Perfect for Small & Large Dogs, Puppies, Kittens, Rabbits - Pop Up Cat Kennel for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Convenient Top Load Design by Angela Santos

This playpen folds and folds easily. It only took me a few minutes to set it up. I left the storage box in case I need to take it off. I have two kittens who are cute but turn into crazy cats when I try to feed them. One of them in particular is always trying to eat everything. So I put her food in the playpen and the other cat's food outside and lock the playpen door and it really works. I also put them in there temporarily if they bother me when I'm trying to eat too. It's quite big, I put a blanket and toys in it. There is also a hole if you need to put something in it with a string, e.g. B. a water well. There are a few pockets outside. I haven't used them. The "floor" of the arena is an easy-to-clean vinyl. The upper is half mesh, half vinyl. There are mesh "windows" on the sides of the circular arena. There's enough space to put a small tray and bowl of water, but still plenty of room. I would only do that if I had to leave her alone for a few hours, which hasn't happened before. Sometimes they play by running in and out through the door, which I leave open unless there's a reason to restrict them. The top is zipped or unzipped. Off would probably work for small kittens that can't jump yet, or small dogs that can't jump. It's big enough for 2-3 small dogs. I also put them in the playpen when I need to keep the doors open for a period of time. The only downside is that it's very big and takes up a lot of space in my living room; I like it though and the kittens seem to like it too.