Large Cat Cage Enclosure Indoor DIY Cat Playpen Detachable Metal Wire Kennels Crate 2x3x4 Large Exercise Place Ideal for 1-3 Cat

The media could not be loaded. We have two cats and one of them like to run out side as soon as we open the door, this cage is perfect to hold then in one place when we need. This cage is good for two cats in my opinion more than two will be crowded.Cage came with zip tie and rubber hammer, very easy to put is up, I didn’t had to use tie at all, in the end we just use few tie to keep door firmly close cause we just use one square to get cats in and out.-Do not use force, think how you want to set it up before you start, and will be done n 30-1hour the way you want, I suggest this cage and will bye in future.

So i ordered 2 of these for my rabbit! These were perfect! Good quality, was able to change the layout if i wanted, could adjust to the room size which was great, and very easy to clean! I could just walk in and have room to sweep or vacuum. Overall, worth the money!

This proved very handy when I needed it. I had taken in 5 orphaned kittens and this was the perfect set up. The set up is pretty customizable. I have 4 stars because it is time consuming to put together. But it was easy to take down and we kept the box to store it in. The only issue I had with it was the latches do pop off somewhat easily, but that wasn’t a big deal because I only had kittens in there. I would definitely buy this product again.

Directions are a joke. I am no stranger to assembling things. In my line of work, I do new store set ups, from building the aisles and shelving to refrigeration and freezers. They offer a You Tube video , but someone who has no idea of how it works could get flustered easily as you have to stop and start the video on each step. Unfortunately,,, I thought this was the same item I purchased a few years ago , but nope. I use these for socializing feral rescues. Product is not sturdy and it uses thin, flimsy zip ties for reinforcement .I'm talking probably over 100 of them just to make it as sturdy as it's going to get. The top sections were absolutely aggravating. Again, more zip ties. There is no flooring for this, it's just your regular floor. A couple of excited, frightened ferals could probably get their paws under it or jump from one side to the other and topple the whole thing. I never leave a bad review, but considering the price I felt it was warranted. The thought of having to take it apart, repackage it, and drive an hour to UPS store that handles Amazon returns wasn't happening. Of course, it's from China, and I wasn't about to pay shipping for that. Sadly, it won't out to my curb for trash. An hour later a man knocked on my door asking if it was trash/ free. He's using it for birds. God Bless him, and the birds. I'm going to Tractor Supply, like I should have in the beginning.

I purchased this when I started fostering kittens, as the feral cat population in my area is a tad out of control.I set it up on my screened in patio in preparation of another batch but they relocated and it sat unused. Until I opened one of the doors. Now 3 of my 4 cats go in and out, chilling on the shelves.I did not use all of the pieces, and never used the zip ties it came with, but it's standing strong. The shelves support a nearly 14 pound cat with no issue.I love it. Considering getting a second for the feral cats with maybe a tarp to keep dry.

Love the amount of space this cage has. The zip ties this comes with helps secure the cage so it is more durable. However the white clips that this comes with that allows the door to open and close is extremely hard and hurts my fingers just trying to get it open.

I bought an Eiiel Large Cat Cage Enclosure Indoor Playpen from Amazon to keep my female kitty secluded after her spay surgery. The extra large size had room for a bed, litterbox, good and water. She was on pain meds, however, so she was probably less likely to claw her way out.The same company has catios that totally work. I also bought it so for the future my cat enjoy the outdoors without the risk of being hit by a car or attacked by other animals

This thing does what it's supposed to do which is keep 3-three month old rescue kittens enclosed while I'm at work with enough room for a litter box, food, water and 3 hammocks. But it was definitely way over priced, cheap, and a NIGHTMARE to put together! A few suggestions if you decide to purchase this for CATS:1. Go ahead and purchase hammocks, food and water bowls that attach to the cage, a tarp to go underneath it, 4 or 5 all-metal chip clips and a covered litter box. I added these on after I had them in the cage for a few days and I would have saved myself a ton of cleaning and headaches had I just purchased these when I ordered the cage. First thing they did was spill the water and food and spin out of the litter box at a high rate of speed throwing litter everywhere. The panels that were made for them to lay on and the roof panels are made of a flimsy swimming pool liner-like material, the ramps are wire and my 3 kittens want no part of either of them so we removed the ramps all together, and just hung hammocks. They just use the panels to jump into the hammocks, not to lay on at all as I think it causes static in their fur.2. Also the door clips that hold the doors closed are small, plastic and a pain. I replaced them with heavy duty metal chip clips that clip around the entire two pieces of wire; they're much easier to use and the cats can't remove them or push the doors open.3. The instructions are vague so prepare for LOTS of trial and error! Took nearly two hours for 3 of us to figure out the correct way and to put it together successfully. The black plastic clips that hold the cage together were definitely not explained in detail so you'll put the same section together several times before you figure it out. Also, prepare to zip-tie everything! It comes with 200 small zip-ties and you'll need them all to reinforce the panels.4. Be sure when you put the sections together that the wire weld is to the outside of the cage! We had to dismantle an entire section after realizing we assembled it with the wire to the inside. If you put the wire weld to the inside, when they climb the cage they're going to have bloody little paws.5. None, and I repeat NONE of the panels were exactly square. The corners were warped and some of the edges were more rounded than straight which makes putting it together twice as hard!Bottom line, the only reason I kept this despite all the flaws was because I didn't have another week to send this back and reorder another better-made cage, I needed a cage pronto. Had I done some research I probably would not have chosen this one but as I said, it does the job with some modifications, lots of frustration and several add-ons.