🐾 Sturdy and Stylish Primetime Petz Slide Pet Gate in Walnut for Secure Pet Containment Review

We have a 60 inch TV on the wall. Our 4 year old Labrador loves to watch TV but gets super excited when he sees other animals or someone exercising and now even a Pillsbury donut boy or gecko jumping around the set over and over again. We fear it will hit the TV or the cabinet below, muting the speakers, or shattering the glass shelves. We're using this gate to set up a barrier that will keep him out of all this. Furniture quality finish, I assembled it in under 5 minutes with no tools. It's…

When Primetime Petz Gate arrived they looked good and were easy to install. They worked well for the first week or so, but shortly thereafter the piece of wood the top of the gate slides over broke, meaning we could only open it to a certain limit and we had to pull the zip tie in place End. a break to keep the two sides together. This morning the right balancing leg fell off completely while stretching. We put a gate between our living room and the kitchen where we feed our cats to keep the…

We have an 8 week old Labrador and we bought him because we sometimes need him to be safe while we are doing chores and not being able to watch him. It looks very nice even though part of the tree has broken off, but we decided to leave it as we need it as soon as possible. She escaped when we first put her in and she's tiny, but she figured out how to slide the side bar and slide out. Really easy to do. The only way to fix this is to find your own mount to attach to the wall. We chose it for…

Definitely the nicest gate I could find, nice wood. But don't plan on restraining a big dog, or even a small one who is determined. We have a 10 lb Maltipoo that can push him aside. but she only does so when she is determined to come into the room. The side and foot rails help balance the gate, but we need to put a chair, magazine basket, or something heavy on the other side of the gate so she can't push it. But then again, she only does it when she wants to go to the common room (she thinks…

Probably deserves a 5 but we had to re-glue a part or two. But honestly it has withstood one Great Dane pup and now a second with a bit of wear and tear to show. Easy to use and set up. Nice looking product and we have one between our kitchen and dining room and also between the kitchen and living room. Easily adjustable with handles at top for size adjustment. Much better than units that require you to drill holes in the wall if you can teach your pets not to push them. Our two Great Danes are

Strong enough against a tricky 40 lb lab pup. The pup would also like to share that the wood is delicious :( Update - I probably should have trusted the reviews more. The gate is now practically unusable as the pup somehow broke both the handles/screws and the 'rail' that the the gate allows Expand doesn't hold sliding parts together very well I'm not sure if it's due to the wear and tear from the collar expanding and contracting on a daily basis or the abuse the pup has endured It's definitely

We have two rescue poodles, ten and fourteen pounds. 2 and 3 years. We use gates to ensure they don't leave my office unattended and to restrict access to the living room. These gates are adjustable and work well for either configuration. This is the second dog guard we have bought. The first was bought by Martha Stewart at Petsmart. This gate looked good but proved to be unstable and poorly constructed, falling apart completely after about 8 months. I just received this gate but it is…

I originally got the wrong gate from Revain. They were able to send me a replacement the next day before they got the wrong one back. Although I'm disappointed that I got the wrong goal at the start, I appreciate how quickly and easily they corrected their mistake. Now let's get to the actual gate. This gate is great for bringing my 6 pound Yorkie pup into our den while we are away from work all day and when we get home it folds up easily and sits neatly tucked against the wall . The quality is