🐶 Pet Life Hounda Accordion: Metal Framed Dual-Sided Expandable Dog Crate Review

Love how I can expand it to play or just relax and enjoy the space. Mesh panels also make it easier for her to see what's going on.

Works well. Our pup has really outgrown his plastic cage. At first I only opened one page. When she was comfortable and I knew she would stay in it longer, I opened side 2. She seems very comfortable. Keeps his toy aside and sleeps in the middle!

I have the big one. My 15kg puppy and cat fought over it. Now he is bigger than I need but the puppy is still growing. I'm expecting it to grow about 21 inches taller, so it should work just fine. She is currently 17 inches tall at the crown. There is a soft mat for all 3 zones. The only thing I don't like is that the zipper can only be opened on one side (front). There is mesh on the back but it doesn't close and doesn't close all the way so it can't peek out. I am considering using it as her…

This pet carrier is perfect for our 3 cats on an 18 hour commute to and from our Florida home. Plenty of room for a small litter box, bowls of water and food (although they won't eat during the trip) and 3 large cats. We all like it, but it needed a little makeover on my part. It was missing a leash securing the handle for carrying. I sewed and decided not to return it for another. We had a larger trunk from the same company but it was really too big and difficult to get in and out of the car…

I really like this concept. With my 2 10 week old Chihuahuas it's like having a 3 bedroom apartment. It's strong, at least for my pups. But there are some design flaws.1. The side rail, which folds like an accordion, doesn't want to stand up. Because it hangs down, it's too easy for a puppy to let it down. Perhaps it could have a cord that attaches to the main compartment to support the net so it stays higher and doesn't dangle on the floor. 2. Plush mat in each compartment and all 3 are…

We had a long car ride across the country with 3 large puppies and it was great to give them some space but still keep them in one line keep. There were a few issues that we fixed with our own ingenuity, and there was a bit of wear and tear after all testing was complete. First, the side panels tend to collapse when lowered (I made a frame for that). We put our own stuffing on top anyway, as puppies tend to pee in the car or throw up (surprisingly we weren't there!). Place and that was the best