MEIGONGJU Dog Kennel Pet Cage with Toilet

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Pet cage what does it do for you?

If you’ve ever lived with a pet. Then you most definitely need to make room in your home for one of the most important pieces of training equipment. A pet cage or also known crate. Used as a way to speed the potty training process. Keep your pet safe when you’re not available to supervise. As well as a place to hang out when your pet needs to take a break. Crates are a necessity for all new pet parents.

Unfortunately, this training tool comes with a few aesthetic drawbacks: they’re cumbersome. And, to put it plainly, not at all cute. Pet parents who want to keep their home looking stylish. Usually, wind up trying to figure out how to make an oversized plastic.  Or wire crates fit in with their décor and fail miserably. Utility-style training, pet cages serve a purpose during the early stages of the potty. And chew training since they’re built for your pet’s safety. But as your pet’s mature, they will just be looking for a hangout spot. And these eyesores might not seem worth it.

 What to Look For?

Safety: Even if your pet is completely trustworthy when in the pet cage, safety is still a top priority when considering a furniture-style crate. Pet cage furniture should be constructed so that it’s sturdy enough to contain your pet without wobbling or shifting and doesn’t have parts that could pinch paws or tails.

Second, consider the crate’s airflow. While decorative crates are designed to look like sturdy furniture, they should still have proper ventilation to keep your pet from overheating inside. Avoid crates that only have a single open window/picket area, which can restrict airflow and make the interior musty.

Sizing: Like training crates, getting the right size crate is critical for your pet’s comfort. The crate should be big enough for your pet to turn around and lie down comfortably.

Upkeep: You want your pet hangout space to stay tidy, so consider how easy it will be to clean the crate. Furniture-style crates that have narrow doorways, might be challenging to vacuum or dust. And since most furniture-style crates are made of wood or wood composite. Cleanup can be challenging if your pet has an accident.

Bedding: Most crates are hard on the bottom, so make sure that you can fit in bed for your pet that can be removed and cleaned.

Potential drawbacks: Finally, your decorative crate might have a few inherent disadvantages, like the ease of set-up and reassembling. And some assemblies can be challenging. These types of crates are meant to be incorporated into your home as furniture, so once they’re set up, they likely need to be anchored in that spot. Similarly, these types of containment systems don’t have the flexibility of sizing like wire crates that can be fitted with an adjustable insert.