🐾 Midwest Products Co. Dog Plastic Pan 28Pan: Durable and Spacious for your Furry Companion Review

I was looking for "shoe racks" to put under the deep bench at the entrance. You are perfect! I can fit eight pairs of my husband's size 11 shoes on one tray! They slide in and out with ease and pick up all the snow and dirt to protect my floors. I couldn't be happier. Oh they are heavier and stronger than my dog's cage. If I ever need to replace that, this is my topic!

The replacement bowl fits perfectly in my Four Paws Medium Size 36x24x22 dog cage! The measurements given in the product description are for the old cracked skillet that came with the kennel. This pan feels even more durable than the original pan it replaces. I would recommend this replacement drawer to anyone who has a perfectly serviceable drawer that has a prematurely worn or cracked bottom.

Definitely better than the ones in my crate but she loves to chew so it only took her about 6 months to get used to it. head to chew this one (she chewed the original to bits). So ideally I'm looking for a metal pan because if I order this again she will just swallow it again. She's only a 35 lb dog but damn she's too smart for her own good I need a steel kennel.

We actually ordered this to mount under the fish tank on a trellis after we had an issue with our old flooring (bath rug) getting wet and stuck to our hardwood floors. It's a good size for our rack, which is pretty non-specific, but it fits. The material is strong and solid, not cheap flimsy crap. He seems quite capable of withstanding dog claws. Lip height is also good; just enough to keep the water off the bottom, not so high that it looks silly. Overall very happy with it.

I bought this crate pan to replace one that was starting to crack on an ASPCA crate I bought at WalMart a few years ago. Those boxes have since been discontinued and it's very hard to find an affordable 35.5 x 23 pan like this. Although this one is a bit small, especially in width, it is well made and sufficient. My dogs are used to their cages, but if I had a dog that was prone to running away I would see the gap become a bigger problem as it's easier to chew on the rim of the pan.