🐾 Aivituvin Portable Pet Playpen, 29" Foldable Dog Playpen for Dog, Kitten, and Rabbit - Indoor/Outdoor Exercise Playpen Tent with Carrying Case, Water-Resistant & Removable Shade Cover Review

A decent playpen so far. My 2 pound 2 month old minpie has enough space to run around. He tries to bite the web, but his baby teeth can't penetrate it yet. It's low-cut, making it easy for any master of escape to pop out when the top isn't fastened. It's good for a pup, don't know how well it works on larger dogs.

Once you figure out how to fold it it's not that bad but it took me forever to figure it out. Oh, and don't forget to put it back in your pocket. Other than that, it's super helpful. Though he probably wouldn't have resisted the bug. It's also very light but has tent top loops so the pup can't roll it around.

Our little blind rescue dog has been very stubborn about being locked up at night, but it gives him more space, more airflow and filtered light so he can stop fighting and walking have to go to bed. The zippered top cover allows me to gently put it in and make sure it stays in, while the zippered dog flap allows it to come out in the morning. Once inside, he curls up and doesn't wander about the house (lost and howling) but sleeps peacefully in his blankets until morning.

When our adult daughter and all of her cats moved home temporarily, we quickly discovered that one of them was pregnant, so we looked for something big enough for mom, 4 babies was and tray. They are now five weeks old and are still developing well. Now they climb but we get them and play with them a lot💕. 3 kittens will be ours. There are already appointments with the vet. They will sleep in it until they are vaccinated and the dog and our cats can count on them to behave and play 😹💕

This is a great playpen for kittens, I could zip it up and be sure they were safe. I liked them so much that I even bought a very large version as they grew and needed more space. But you'll never get it if you fold it back up to fit back in the bag it came in. There are no clear instructions (only photos with arrows) on how to do this and the wires bend easily. As a result, it's not as compact and portable as advertised, and once the wires are bent they never go back to their original shape.

This product is large enough to hold toys, dog litter and even food bowls with extra space if needed. It's been about a month and it's already broken. We tried using exercise mats inside to clean up after accidents. Despite being waterproof, the scents remain in the fabric even after repeated washing. I used it on my 3 month old silky terrier who weighs about 4 pounds. I only folded 3 times. Most of the time he stayed in my living room. My pup can slide it and jump out so I used the top most of

The large 45 inch tent was great when I adopted a pregnant stray cat and needed a kitten enclosure. When the kittens were little, I left the top open to allow the mother cat to get in and out without my other cat disturbing her kittens. As the kittens got bigger a small tray could be placed in the tent and I could keep them in there all night after. The kittens have scratched it but the tent is a bit but it's holding up very well with very little damage from the kittens. The floor of the tent…

This is a great purchase since you just got a puppy. I've had it for over a week now and it lives up to all expectations. Puppy of large breed and energetic. I got it when he was 2 months old. The first few nights I used the crate I got from his older brother (42"*28"). But a few problems with it: 1. The box is heavy. Once you place it in place, it cannot be moved multiple times a day.2. The cage was too big for a puppy of that age, it gave neither comfort nor warmth. I know I could buy a…