BestPet | Dog Crate | 48" | Black | Foldable Metal Kennel with Double Doors, Secure Slide-Bolt Latches, Leakproof Tray | Portable Dog Cage for Large Breeds | for Travel, Indoor & Outdoor Use

This dog crate is very well made and feels sturdy and secure. It was easy to set up and folds down nicely for storage or travel. The size is perfect, and my dog is comfortable inside. Great quality for the price and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Highly recommend!

It is a bit heavy for me to carry and is bigger than I imagined but overall it is great spacious for my dog very easy to assemble worth every penny very sturdy strong double locks make doors seem better secure and nice and wide even I fit in the doorway

Very nice dog crate, fits all three of my dogs at night. They love this safe place to sleep replaced their old one that I keep on the patio where they go in and out of. The door latch is really good with a double security latch to make it harder for those cleaver pets to figure out to escape. Double gates at the side and the end are also wonderful. I wish there was a way I could reverse the way the gates open to better accommodate its placement in my bedroom making it more difficult for my dogs to get around the opened gate and through the entrance. I have two 50lb dogs, a boarder collie and a Sheepadoodle, and a 12lb cavapoo who are tightly bonded and love sleeping together especially in their new crate bed.

The 24 inch crate is SMALL. As in I am now upgrading to a 48 inch for my 4 month old runt Pomeranian to fit a small bed and a puppy pad. The 24” is tiny, it does not close a doorway, does not fit a bed and pad. However in my video you see a pad and bed just know the bed is TINY and the pad is folded in half to fit which I don’t recommend. It’s still good for traveling and folds up easily. The doors get stuck all the time tho which is frustrating. I think for $20 it’s a good lay down spot for a toy/ xxs pet. My dog was about a lb and a half in the video. He’s now about 4 lbs and I am getting a 48 inch cage. Skip this size for a small dog unless it’s strictly for travel purposes.

This crate is awesome. It was easy to assemble .my pet ❤️ it

My pitbull puppy outgrew his 36" crate, so I purchased the 48" one. Wow, so roomy! He really loves it. He's still growing, but will never need a crate bigger than this. It's like he has his own bachelor pad. I could have got him the 42", but I'm glad I got the bigger one (for only $3 more) because he likes stretching out in it when he sleeps. I can tell how proud he is to be in his new quarters. Sometimes his little "sister" who is 2 months younger and considerably smaller, so far, will wander in like she doesn't know it's not hers. (She also outgrew her crate, and has moved into her "brother's" old crate.) There is room enough for both of them to comfortably sit in there and visit. I really like this crate, but honestly, it's not any different than the other 2 crates I've bought, other than size. It's easy to set up and fairly sturdy. I don't expect to fold it up and move it, but most dog crates work the same way. I like that there are 2 doors. I do recommend cleaning the tray before putting your pup inside. There was a slight greasy residue from manufacturing that my dog was licking off and it made him gag. It could have been a something like furniture polish. A good spray-down with the garden hose fixed that, and now he's a very happy camper.

Easy to assemble and perfect if you have a small dog, it’s really good quality.

Pros: The size is perfect though and as described. It folds easily and isn’t too heavy. Easy to clean Got it when our bulldog was 2 months and she is 6 months now. Avid chewer but she has yet to make a dent in the bars so extremely sturdy! This size fits in the backseat of a Toyota Corolla and is easy to strap in using pet seatbelts. 2 doors is nice Cons: We have a very clean house and have had this crate inside 24/7. The bars have minor rust showing at the bottom and we’ve had it 4 months. We only clean it using pet wipes as well Does not appear like it would hold up well in a crash (but Amazon doesn’t advertise I don’t think) The latch for the doors sticks extremely easily. I have to hold the latch a certain way to open the doors Overall: cheap, good cage for a puppy if you are thinking of upgrading in the future. I wouldn’t recommend this cage as the primary cage for the entirety of your dog’s puppy to adult life. Good for low traveling but not long trips due to the crash protection; we take longer trips so we will definitely be upgrading soon!