YUWENUS Large Pet Playpen, 48x23.5-Inch Portable Dog Playpen, Foldable Pet Exercise Pen Tents for Puppy Dog Cat Rabbits Indoor Outdoor Travel Camping Use

This is an amazing little popup playpen for my little Yorkie. I put it on my porch and he goes in and out and it's perfect to let him outside ( in a gated yard) , and he has shelter whenever he wants it.

For new puppies, this is the best thing possible! I could put the puppies in here, it zips from the front door and the whole top zips around, and not worry about them ending up somewhere that they would get stepped on. If you have new puppies, get this. It gives you peace of mind.

Safe design for our 2 - 4 month old kittens to adjust to my home. The unit is open for them to use to play or sleep (i placed a small round pet pillow inside plus their pet mice etc toys. They go in at out. For an outside outing, they are safe inside but get good fresh air. When tearing through house time approaches with kittens, i put them in and the they safely play without damaging any items that are in their path. My house items stay safe while they play kitten style. Then it is unzipped and becomes their safe place. Good design and recommend it to new kittens owners.

Bought the smaller playpen to contain an older cat recording from surgery after wasting significantly more money on a Pack-n-Play. The pack-n-play was super bulky %26 so difficult to manage. Really wished that we had found this thing first! The older cat did eventually chew a couple of small holes in the mesh window for the door flap. However, I think that if she hadn't been made aware of the fact that the door flap existed (if we had only used the top opening) it wouldn't have been a problem. Bought the larger size to hold my rambunctious, year old, moose-sized, Savannah cat when we travel %26 she's unable to be left on a leash. It's so handy %26 ideal for traveling with a pet. Very lightweight yet sturdy, super convenient %26 easily stored just about anywhere. It folds almost completely flat %26 the way that it folds up makes it quite easy to configure in a smaller size/shape. Say you needed to confined a pet in the hatch of an suv while you're loading groceries in the vehicle %26 wanted to ensure the critter had enough space to move around while they waited for you to finish... fold in a couple of the sides (maybe stick some velcro on the panels to ensure it stays put) %26 you have a nice, inexpensive, spacious, collapsing kennel in an instant. It's great for sunny days when my cat wants outside but maybe the lawn clippings haven't been cleaned up yet %26 so, the leash isn't necessarily the best idea. With this she can still be outside with us %26 safe.

This was perfect for keeping feral kittens in while caring for them until They get old enough for adoption.

looks to be a good choice especially for auto travel in hatchback as opposed to scratching metal crates to interiors

The netting sides aren't very durable, cheaply made. Very first time using it, it ripped by my dogs paws/nails. I know they weren't really sharp, the groomer files them down every time he goes. Which is monthly and he's not a large dog either, only 17 lbs.

I believe this will be great for a puppy hopefully because we're getting one in a couple of weeks and as the puppy gets older, it might be able to knock it over very easily so we will have to see. It's very easy to put up and take down and I think we're going to like it

It's flimsy, it's not quality material in the least!! My puppy took 2 seconds to figure it out. Do not suggest buying. Poor poor craftmanship!!buyer beware.

Bought this as a gift for my son's Puppy and she was able to break through the zipper, tipped it upside down water everywhere, mesh ripped. Need to return. This happened the first day she was put in it