Etna Pet Play Pen Large Review

Although I give this product one star, I personally like it. However, I see that most people have a lot of problems and I really don't recommend it. When my rescue dog came to me I was told that she hated cages. She spent many years of her life in a cage 24/7. I had to find something that would keep her locked up, but something that wouldn't scare her. I stumbled across this playpen and the smaller one. I bought both. She loves it, as does my other dog (although he loves everything). My dogs…

Really disappointed with this product. I bought this for my house cat so she can breathe fresh air and run without leaving her yard. My cat weighs 9 kilos. The material of the top and bottom is very thin nylon (windbreaker). I put it in twice. The first time it collapsed around him because nothing keeps the different sections open (maybe 5 minutes). It needs to have something rigid to hold all the sides in place. Next time it took about 15 minutes because it collapsed again and I didn't realize

Though I thought I bought a very large playpen, I got a small one. It's perfect for my little Yorkie's sleep. I have his bed, blanket and some toys. We put him down at night and he likes to sleep in it. I've had one in the past that my Chihuahua could scratch until it ripped the screen wide open. It has a much thicker screen with more rubber, which I'm really happy about. I've also read a lot about the ones with velcro at the bottom and the dogs run away easily. The lower part is sewn in, so…

I probably win for the most casual use of this thing. I have 3 large iguanas and homes in 2 different states. I bought this as "travel accommodation" because one of the iguanas was on antibiotics that needed to be given twice a day, 12 hours apart, so I didn't want the nanny to come twice a day at certain times. This is of course not an everyday accommodation as there isn't enough room for vertical (climbing) and the nylon/mesh doesn't allow for good temperature control inside, but it worked…

I recently adopted a 5 year old Chihuahua/Mini Schnauzer mix who was rescued from one of Missouri's notorious unlicensed kennels after five years of continuous puppy production. So it goes without saying that she is a bit shy when she learns to live like a real dog. She hates being outside and is afraid of many things outside of her cage. But with this playpen, both this size and one size smaller, she's learning to trust herself outside the house! This pen is way better than any other I know…

I got this playpen for my ferrets about 8 months ago. I was skeptical of how well it could handle an 8 or 9 fluff onslaught, especially since the zippered door had an open seam on arrival. I was desperate at the time - I needed this to protect the critters while moving - so I patched the seam with mint dental floss (it seems furries don't like mint so they never tried to pull the dental floss out) - and all that batch uploaded. in. You would think they were staying at the Holiday Inn - my kids…

This portable pet playpen is perfect for my needs. I bought the 36" size and it fits our 15 pound Pekingese dog easily, with plenty of room for all of his favorite things, plus a small bowl for food and water if needed. He likes to sleep in it every night and keeps his favorite toys and bones in it. If necessary, it can be easily moved from one room to another or folded up and transported to another location, for example to a hotel. I originally bought this as an aviary to keep for a 5 night…