Furhaven Portable Dog Playpen Cat Tent, Pet playground/kennel foldable indoor outdoor zippered puppy crate - Gray, Extra Large

We fostered a few kittens recently and needed an enclosure for them to stay in when we weren't home. This was an excellent purchase! The kitties loved to jump and climb all over it when they were outside of it, with their sharp little needle claws. I was sure they would tear through the netting, or through the nylon, but despite all their play, it was never damaged.I was impressed with how large it is considering how small it is when folded up into the case. I had two smaller litter boxes, a good sized bed, cardboard scratcher, and plastic crate tray inside. It was also easy for me to enter on my hands & knees for clean-up when needed. The zip open top was very useful in keeping them contained, but then zipped open so as to not let them stand on the top of it when we had them out.This is a great value for the money, totally worth it. It's also very lighweight and easy to move around if needed. When the kitties found their forever home, we took it outside and cleaned & sanitized, wiping down all of the interior. Any dirt of smudges wiped off easily, and it dried quickly. I was a little worried about finagling it back into it's case, but it was surprisingly easy.With so many products being a disappointment, low quality, poor value, it was such a relief & delight to have a product perform so well, at a very good price, in my opinion. So glad to have purchased and used this. I'm keeping it around for our pets, and potential future fosters. You can buy this with confidence.

So far so good. My 2 dogs, each about 20lbs and 20in at their shoulders on all 4 fit perfectly fine in this pen. Their heads almost touch the top, if they look up their noses definitely touch but no big deal. I have a feeling once the newness goes away they'll just lay in it anyways. It came with little stakes and a carry case, which was nice. My concern is for the case, it seems delicate, i hope it lasts a while. I got it for some camping trips later this summer. If anything happens, I'll post an update.

We used this outdoor pet tent a few times, and it was great while it lasted. Our cats tore it up pretty quickly—maybe better suited for just one pet or less adventurous pets! Still cute and cozy, but not super durable for multiple playful cats. Lol!

I bought this because I fostered tiny kittens and needed a way to keep them self-contained. This was litter-ally perfect (see what I did there). I put them in there overnight, every night for 2 months, until they grew out of it, and they tried with all their little might to destroy it. They scratched and clawed and even, from the outside, dove onto it to make it collapse and spring back. I couldn't be more shocked that it is still completely usable and ready for the next fosters if I dare.

Was fostering a cat and opted for this due to price and size. Fits great in a room without taking too much space but still roomy inside. I placed this playpen on a carpet in the room for 3 weeks while I fostered this cat. Everything for the cat was inside, water, food, litter box, and a small bed. A few litter box accidents happened and at first the urine pooled up so I thought the bottom was water proof. I would clean the spot with a gentle cleaner and water, enough to get rid of the smell. Once the cat was gone, I cleaned the playpen with disinfectant then folded it up. I smelled the carpet under the playpen and it smelled strongly of urine. So now I’m more prepared for the future but still disappointed.Additionally, the mesh isn’t too strong. The cat chewed a hole in the side over the first few days.Overall I’ve had no issues with the zipper. It’s very spacious. And I like that you can open it from the top as well.Good but not perfect.

I seem to attract kittens, because I've found 12 in the past 2 years. This pop-up is perfect for them. Roomy enough that they can play, have a small litter box in it, and eat in it. I even have put a small cat tree in it, too... and still am able to sit in it with them if need be. It folds up flat easily, so easy to store and just pull out if need be. I had 1 wild feral, about 10 weeks old, who managed to rip it, but all of the others climb on the sides with no damage at all. When my kittens were 8-12 weeks and roaming the house, I would still put them in this at night to keep them safe, and they would settle right in. If you foster, this is wonderful to have. You can put it in a common area and socialize them instead of shutting them up in a room. I line it inside and underneath with puppy pads and a blanket.

How the seller can offer this pen for so cheap is another miracle of Chinese manufacturing. It’s actually quite nice too; everything’s sewn well and the zippers are high quality. The fabric is unfortunately rather thin, so any animal other than a very small dog or cat would easily destroy this. I’m actually using it for rabbits to exercise in, and for that purpose it’s outstanding. It collapses and folds easily after use. I was so impressed I bought another.

Great for very small, light weight and less active pet. Purchased for my 8 week old, 4.7 lb cocker puppy. Three weeks later, she is 8.3 lbs and has Shredded the pen in various places. She jumps against the sides to turn it over and squeezes out at gap between start and end of zipper......she got stuck a couple of times but has now chewed it open enough to get out. It is important to keep an eye on pets while using this (as stated in the instructions).