Puppy Playpen Portable Small Animals Playpen, Pet Playpen Yard Fence for Guinea Pigs, Bunny, Ferrets, Mice, Hamsters, Hedgehogs, Puppies, Turtles

Double stacking is the way to go. These sneaky little fur noodles don’t stand a chance. As is; it’s pretty flimsy and I’m sure these cunning little cat snakes of mine would be able to find their escape warily. So as an extra precaution I picked up some double sided gorilla tape to anchor the play gate to the floor and drilled the ends to the wall and support beam divider. It works well and I’d highly recommended it to anyone looking into ferret proofing a play space for their stinky slinkies.

I foster kittens and this is great to keep them separated but not look like a clunky baby gate. Easy to clean and set up. Just wish there were 15 panels of the same size, 2 of the panels are half size. It’s also sturdy for when the kittens are jumping on the sides of it.

This is adorable and is easy to put together. I liked the way it looks and thought it’d be perfect for our puppy. Unfortunately it’s not sturdy enough and even after ordering a second one, he was able to break down the panels to climb out. If we zip tied it, it was a pain to put him in and out. Being able to get creative with the design was great but still struggling with the getting in and out so he never learned to like it. It’s now back in the box stuffed under the couch. I feel like it was a bit of a waste of money, but maybe that’s more on me than the product itself. Definitely not for a puppy and I could see it not being great for any animal you want to be able to go in and out. It does, however, look very nice and is very easy to put together.

This product was a lifesaver! I had to create a safe space for mama and kittens to rest, eat, play, and its large enough hold a disposable litter pan.One of my favorite features of this product is you can create many different configurations that fit your living space. They give you instructions with a few examples, but we ended up making the pen even larger by using the shorter panels.This was a great set up to keep the dog out of stepping bounds. This worked as the perfect set up for up to 3 months. Month 1 they could not jump out. Month 2 they could climb out, so we took the shorter panel and used it so there was a gap on the bottom to make a door. Month 3 there's no stopping them at this point, so by then end of month 3 I disassembled and sanitized the pieces. Super easy to wash. Very happy with the purchase and would recommend or repurchase if needed too.

I ended up getting a refund for this. If you have hamsters or something or get 2 sets it may work for a rabbit. Definitely can't see how this would work for any kind of dog though. I got this for my bunnies. It arrived with almost every plastic piece broken. I tried to use it anyways and 1 of my 2 bunnies destroyed it immediately. It's not super stable for anything that doesn't want to be enclosed. It's only a foot tall and like I said it arrived already broken. I'd go for a more expensive and higher quality item if you have more than one bunny, a bunny who doesn't just sit around (mine are pretty active and free roam), or anything larger than a bunny. Still gave 3 stars bc if you're looking for something for a smaller animal it will work fine.

easy to move and change to different sizes good for small pets such as kittens, durable

It was easy to put together, is all it really has going for it. You can't stack the pannels, unless you rig it together. It's a cheap plastic material, with cheap wires holding it. It's also a LOT smaller then what the photo make it look like. It's good for smaller bunnies, or tiny tiny puppies and kittens. But not for a Rabbit. Or guniea pigs.

I would recommend for puppies that are 10 weeks or younger. It’s easy to put together and it works well to confine a puppy in a small area. It didn’t last long though because my puppy (Australian Cattle Dog) at 8 weeks learned he could use his stuffed animals to climb over it or use his body weight to force one side off enough to get out.