Portable Soft Pet Crate or Kennel for Dog, Cat, or other small pets. Great for Indoor and Outdoor (Moss Green, Medium: 24x16x16) by topPets

This is the 2nd Protable Soft Pet Create that we have owned for our dogs. It is perfect size, colaspe and folds nicely for travel. Also use open inside of my car, where my 2 Chihuahua lay and sleep while traveling. What I like the most is that whenever I travel to visit family or friends, I can just set this up in their house or yard and my dogs feel right at home. I also use outside when I am in the yard, I unzip the top and roll up both top and the side panel for the dogs to go in/out as please. They just lay inside the create soaking up the sun from the top panel.

We have a 32 pound keeshond (all fur) who is fully crate trained and both he and we feel better when he is in a create in the car. We got a new car (Ford Expedition) that has the 60/40 fold down rear seats and his old crate would not fit in the 40 side, so we bought this smaller crate in the hopes that it would fit there and the dog would fit in it. It works perfectly for our needs. Crate is very sturdy. Cloth and zippers are tough and solid. Easy to setup and fold down.

Purchased this for a cockapoo who is only 10 pounds and after only 1 week of use, the zipper had separated from the fabric and came home to an escaped puppy. Immediately returned product. Had the materials held up, I would have been very pleased.

Bought for new puppy, it is big enough to hold his bed and toys. He loves it. I need another one for my cats because they like to sit in it when the puppy is not in it. Our puppy is small and not destructive, caution to larger rowdy puppies in it, the May tear up mesh. Also makes a great car carrier, light weight and easy to carry.

Very easy to set up by attaching 2 tension bars. Then just unattach the tension bars to easily fold away. Zippered openings on top, one side and one end. Roomy enough for my 13lb cat.

I drove 20 hours with my daughter's anxious cat in this carrier on the passenger seat. She was much calmer than in the hardsided carrier we used previously and she appeared to be pretty comfortable (or as comfortable as a cat who hates the car can be).

I have a new puppy and I thought this would be a wise choice partly because of the portability of it. My 8-week-old little dachshund puppy was able to unzip one point of entry by repeatedly pouncing on it and chew through the mesh on another side.

Size is large for my 11 lb cat but he loves it. I put another pad inside for comfort, left the sides rolled up and set it on the floor so he could get used to it and, think it was his new bed. Its tall enough for him to stand up and turn around. This is great. He walks right in so no more trying to stuff him into the hard plastic carrier ( with all four legs clinging to the sides while he screams) for a vet visit. Well worth the money!