🐾 Petmate Exercise Pen with Step-Through Door - 8 Panels for Optimal Pet Playtime Review

I bought a 48" in August, now it's December. I have a small dog, about 14 pounds and he can easily rip the bars off of this thing and get off. He got off the first time , I thought maybe the rod he removed was a manufacturing defect, it just wasn't soldered well, I fixed it so it can't come out in the same place, next time I get home there are 3 Poles ripped off (see image attached) and came out again! I understand it could be a manufacturing defect but I don't know. I've added a photo of my…

That's a big hassle. Perfect size for my pug who has to stay indoors in the kitchen now because he has started marking the whole house. I would give it 5 stars if it weren't so "thin" (which is typical of this type of product, not the brand). By weak I mean the dog can jump on the sides and push them out or "dig" into them and basically fold the thing on itself. Even if he does, it still keeps him inside! I tied full gallon jugs to the sides to give it a bit of weight. It would be nice if this…

This product was perfect for what I needed. I bought this practice cage to build a large cage for my rabbit. It was very easy to set up, flipped over and was up and running in minutes. The paddock is very spacious and offers a lot of freedom of movement. This little guy is a skilled escape artist, but the 42-inch panels are high enough that he can't jump over them. The built in door is convenient and was one of the main things I looked for when buying a practice pen. Cleaning His Cage Now it's…

I bought this for our 3 bunnies. It was incredibly easy to set up. I read it would be, but honestly I couldn't believe HOW easy it was. It's already assembled when you get it and you're literally cutting off 2 points. From opening the box to installing it took less than 5 minutes. It's not the most durable, but if you're like me and use it on rabbits, it's fine. BUT, if you also have children like me, you will find that the cell changes every day. Every time they touch the cage, it slides. This

We bought the largest then the second for our needs Great Dane puppy who is now almost 1 year old (as pictured). We used ours a little differently and were able to take apart a few panels to use as a garage door so the dog doesn't run around the garage tearing things up. Luckily, she didn't test her ability to take it down. We bought a second one to protect the garden from trampling. We used stands to stabilize it in the yard with zip ties which work great. It's very easy to set up. There are…

Love this removable fence. I would like to go higher but 24x24 works. I have two to make it longer and they are easy to put together and just as easy to take apart. I use it for my small dogs when I am outside with them. One is a 15 year old Karin/Chihuahua/Jack Russell mix. There are small metal steaks that can be stuck into the ground. My mix tried to climb over the fence and swayed. If he kept trying, the problem would be solved, so I had to make the fence higher. You don't need any tools to

This product works very well as a pen and we have also used it as a temporary fence. nice to have a place on the patio for them to roam around. In fact, we've merged some of these grips into a larger case. It holds up pretty well (it's more stable when there's only 8 panels) and when I use more panels it's pretty stable unless dogs try to jump on the panels, but they usually behave decently. I would like to point out that if we use more than 8 panels, the aviary will not be perfectly round, but