DONORO Dog Playpen Portable Pet Play Pens for Small Dog/Cat/Rabbit/Chicks, Cat Playpen Indoor/Outdoor with Carring Case, Removable Zipper Top and Bottom (Brown, Small (28"x28"x14"), 8)

The DONORO 46” Portable Dog Playpen is really well-made, spacious, and easy to set up. It’s lightweight, folds down beautifully, and honestly looks prettier than most pet pens out there. Plenty of room for toys, blankets, and lounging. I ended up returning it only because I ordered a size that was way too big. Totally my fault—so definitely measure your space before choosing a size. If you get the right fit, this is a fantastic, practical playpen for small or medium dogs. ⸻ #AmazonFinds #AmazonMustHaves #FiveStarFinds #YogaTeacherLife #TherapistTools #MindfulLiving #EducatedHairdresser #HairArtistLife #BeautyProLife #LuxuryDogMom #DogMomLife #BougiePupMom #SelfCareEssentials #HomeUpgrades #CleanLiving #SustainableChoices #EcoFriendlyHome #LaundryUpgrade #WellnessJourney #HolisticLifestyle #CalmAndCozy #WomenWhoHustle #EmpoweredWomen #BalancedLiving

Excellent item. Could fit litter box, bed, and toys. Helpful for introducing new kitty. Has 2 doors that zip. There are pockets, item well designed and intuitive. Opens well...roof and floor zip on so pets won't get in or out. It is sturdy. Would definitely buy again and definitely recommend the item.

Best baby chick brooder ever! You can partly unzip the cover and aim a heat lamp into it, or you can leave enough room for an electric cord and place a broader plate into it. I had plenty of room (I got the largest size) in one for 14 chicks until they turned 7 weeks old, upon which time I split them into two flocks and gave half to my daughter. It is so versatile. I used the zip-in bottom and placed wee-wee pads followed by medium pine shavings on top. You can remove the bottom of you’d rather. I added a couple of chick perches, chick feeder and waterer and there was plenty of room and it was easy to clean with the 2 zip doors for access. . When the chicks turned 8 weeks old and the weather was good, I took the brooder outside (it’s light-weight, easy to move myself), inverted it, and unzipped the bottom so they could be in the grass. I set a few weights inside the perimeter to prevent the wind from moving it. It was easy to gather them up and take them inside by unzipping the top when I wanted overhead access. Not predetor proof, of course, but a perfect solution when you can't let them free range with hawks overhead and you are going to be nearby. I might get a second one when they are fully grown, because they are each big enough for 3 chickens to enjoy a grassy area, and you can move them around every day. Sturdier and handover than an inverter playpen.

I love this. The only downfall is my dog can get out if both zippers are together and in the top part of the u shaped zipper. If I leave it at the bottom, she has a harder time getting out. Otherwise it's pretty well made. I can see how a lot of people have trouble breaking it down but I had no issues. If you follow the diagram picture on how to break it down, it works.

I got the x-large. Its 5x5'. I can get in this thing, bend my knees and sleep if I wanted. It's super easy to set up, took a slight push to pop out the folded sides. It's light, fits through a bedroom door on its side with a little push pull. I would say this is okay for a german shepard, not a mastif sized dog, unless they just laying down. If your dog can easy put their head on a counter the x-large probably won't be tall enough. I purchased for an 8 week old kitten. I wanted enough room to put full sized litter pan, bed, water, and dry food. My intent is to use as a playpen for when we are not present to watch and bedtimes. I purchased as a temporary thing, but I think it might come in handy throughout the years, if it holds together. Everything fits and I still have enough room to crawl in and comfort or play with kitty until he settles. I like the fact that the top zips, allowing me to take things in and out easily without having to crawl in. My future idea is to use this as a safe space, visiting family, or outside when kitty can't be inside for heavy cleaning or bug spray days. The material is decent, a medium-weight canvas bottom that has a plastic adhered to one side, and I think spilled water would be easy to clean up. The mesh has held up to kitty claws, so far, and he's climbed the walls a few times now. It is pretty sturdy, for its size, and doesn't collapse. Now, if I had a german shepherd size dog and he wanted out, I'd say he could probably turn this on its side or shred the mesh if given enough time. So far, I'm happy with it. I have noticed the zippers aren't as heavy duty as I'd like and I suspect they probably won't hold up as long as I'd like. Already on the main side door with the logo, I've noticed a hard spot where the zipper catches, and maybe it's just from kitty trying to get out, but I can't tell honestly. This is great so far as a temporary enclosure and I'll probably update when some time has passed and kitty has gotten bigger. Update 1 year later: Well, it's still together, but only because we stopped using it when he got a little bigger. It stores nicely. Refolding it wasn't difficult and it comes with a slim zippered carry case. It's slim enough to fit between things or sit in the back/side of a closet- which is where it's at for now until needed.

Perfect quarantine zone for two cats recovering from a spay and neuter, plenty of room to put a litter box a food bowl and a water bowl, and by the end of the 7-day quarantine they figured out how to get out of it. Cats are clever but I can't deny the product worked as expected. Easy to fold easy to put away easy easy