Amazon Basics Large 3-Tier Cat Cage Playpen with Easy to Clean Removable Tray, Front Doors, Portable, Foldable, 35.8" x 22.4" x 50.6", Black

Purchased for a feral kitten I took ownership of. Very roomy, relatively straight forward to assemble (if you are used to 'foldable crates') however just a tad difficult when you have to expand its height (this is where a second person would have come in very handy but still very doable). Well made. I like how the doors latch shut securely. Great value. Very pleased with this purchase! -Mick

This is a great and useful product. Worked great for integrating the new kitten into the house with the dog and taking to my pet sitter's house. It says 2 people for setup and that would probably be ideal, but I was able to set it up solo. Lots of room for litterbox and room for kitty to play and eat. Stable shelves for the kitty to jump around on. It was perfect for what I needed it for. Folds flat-ish for storage. Fit perfectly in my living room. It will be great for taking outside too.

I have two cats and both of them have their own cage with their own setup. I keep the cages open, so it is like they each have their own apartments inside of my room that they can come and go from as they please. I think it is the perfect size. I am able to hang a hammock in the open top area, place food and water bowls on the top platform, place a comfy area on the middle platform, a bed on the lowest platform, a litterbox on the bottom level, and a scratching post so they can climb up if they want to. I did however cut some cardboard to go underneath the litterboxes so that they would be level with the scratching post platforms and not on a slant. The cage feels sturdy but just to be safe I put zip ties in the corners/edges so the risk of it collapsing is a bit lower. The wheels make it easy to move and they have the ability to lock in place if needed. It is easy to put together if you have one or two people to help you. In the instruction manual it does say that another person is needed to help with setting up the cage. It might be possible to put it together by yourself, but I recommend finding someone to help with setting it up. The first time I got this cage I had one person help me. The second time I had two people help me and it felt a bit easier than when I had only one person to help me.

This arrived promptly on a Sunday morning. I'm not lightweight, BUT the box atleast, was very heavy. Assembling this is really a 1 and 1/2 person job....AND, you will get your fingers pinched (a little) trying to just get it upright the first time. The side hooks and the panels aren't "quite square". Square enough BUT, I added some cable ties at certain points just to make sure in case Pookie and her "bay-beez" start to get rowdy. The casters are easy enough to put on, but the stud that fits thru the pre-drilled holes is already short and the hex nut they give with it, make it even shorter. STILL, with a little dexterity, I was able to thread the wing nuts on each fairly quickly. This is where the title comes in. The cage is heavy BUT not quite "heavy duty". AND the casters, a nice to slide it back and forth a foot or two to clean around BUT don't think you're going to be wheeling this thing around down hallways and thru doors to different rooms. You want to put the "snap-on" handle on the top and LIFT this without the cats, and halfway carry, roll this in transport. Cable ties are cheap and plentiful (Not provided though), so if you do collapse and try to carry this thing, the hooks that hold it together, take a major beating, might even come off during assembly (when it's collapsed and you're "de-boxing".. Okay, I'm being tough on this cage BUT just want you to know. I got it because I had to have it immeadiately. (That teenage floozy "Pookie" ran off, got herself AGAIN in a motherly way, and plopped out SEVEN new furr balls on the dirt garage floor....I'm working onj a couple of rescue organizations HARD to take her and all seven as no one in the spay-neuter community will return your calls. (I know, they're prolly overwhelmed, BUT I know of a few, that aren't doing very much at all and they're getting tax-payer funding). Back to this cage, I did go by the ratings. AND the more expensive ones didn't seem like they were any bigger or more importantly, any better. You don't really want to go any taller than this...AND the width/depth is big enough to slide most average litter pans in. One note though...The wire shelf holders do add a teeny bit of side-to-side stability to the overall cage, BUT the plastic shelf pans, just lay on top of them. Easy to flip over if jumped on/hit just right. SO, I sorta' did the best I could to sorta' "jam" them in to those brackets (You'll know which is front and back), until I figure out how to carefully, tap a small hole in them and cable tie them to the shelf brackets and maybe even the back and side walls of the cage, Ofcourse, over time, this will be a point of cracking/breaking BUT I don't see Velcro working very long either. A Mama and cat and her very young kittens?. Plenty of room....Once they get 12 weeks old. It's gonna' be tight for even three.....Once they're grown?. BIg ole fat lazy cats that tolerate one another?. TWO max and only when you've got company over OR say are cleaning, having repairs done inside the house. Cats don't have to have a ton of space to "exist" BUT they do need room for their "territory" that they must explore.....I've got a spare 12x12 room I'm going to configure and use it for 3 "bois" (THOSE will be neutered!) of Pookie's first litter here. This cage will hopefully last whenever I have a new walk-on and need a roomy quarantine cage that's easy to clean. ONE last note...The door latches work BUT they can be deceptive concening if they're totally "latched". Just be aware of that. (The cage doors flex with the rest of the cage and these might not "grab" or "hold" in a bouncy cat situation....

Heel tevreden! Super kwaliteit, heel stevig en makkelijk in opbouw. Echt top product !

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I bought this as a way to let my indoor cat outside in the good weather. It works great and I can also use it if he needs to be contained for other reasons (e.g. maintenance work or after surgery). The wheels make it easy to take outside when needed, and bring back in again as I don't want to leave it out in the rain of course. The only problem is that the shelves are not secured in any way, so a gust of wind will blow them off. It's a great size and very simple to put together. Enough space for a large litter tray and a few different beds. It seems solid but you could cable tie it for extra security too. Everything is wipe clean and comes apart easily.

Great cage to keep our kitten safe when we are not home or at night. She loves it. Lots of trays for beds and lots of room for toys . Very good price. Half what local pet shops wanted.

Such a great product, amazing for introduction period of a new cat to existing ones. Very spacious and great quality, easy to fold