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EliteField 2-Door Soft-Sided Dog & Cat Playpen, Purple & Beige, 36-in
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EliteField 2-Door Soft-Sided Dog & Cat Playpen, Navy Blue & Beige, 42 x 42 x 24-in
$69.59Chewy Price
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High Tech Pet Products Replacement B-3V1A Battery 2-Pack for HTP Collars
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Win World Pet Gazebo Dog Kennel, Earth Taupe, 8-ft
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Cat Crates, Pens & Gates
Find high quality cat cages & kennels, cat gates and cat playpens from brands like Petmate, Firstrax, and MidWest. Forget that boring feline crate of yesterday. Today's cat crates are stylish and fun. Cat travel products such as cat carriers don't have to bring on a traumatic experience for your feline friend. Pick a cat travel crate that speaks to your classy cat's personality. Cat crates come in a variety of materials. You can select a durable plastic cat carrier or an easy to store soft sided cat crate. Or, invest in a large cat crate for the classy cat who demands more space during long flights. When it comes to indoor play, an indoor cat gate may be the best option for pet parents of a curious cat. And cat gates can keep kitties from exploring and marking while you're away. Keep cats out of rooms with expensive furniture or clothing that could potentially be ruined by your clawing kitty. Chewy carries cat gates from top rated brands like Carlson Pet Products, MidWest and MyPet. Cat gates are easy to install and transport so you can move them from room to room as necessary. Cat pens come in a variety of styles, colors and sizes. Chewy carries top cat pen brands like Frisco, IRIS and Pet Gear. Pet Gear manufactures unique pet pens made of durable nylon instead of plastic or metal. Pet Gear cat pens are vented for air circulation, water-resistant for easy clean up, and perfect for traveling. Their foldable design makes them easy to store when not in use. Shop Chewy now for high quality cat kennels, crates, pens and gates today. And be sure to stock up on cat essentials like the best cat food, cat water fountains, cat litter and cat litter boxes including numerous automatic self-cleaning litter box options.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Crates, Pens & Gates
Do cats need crates at home?
Cats do not usually need crates at home, but there are situations where they can be useful. If you have a sick or injured cat, or a very young kitten who might not be safe when left unattended, you may want to put her in a cat crate or pen for safety, privacy and rest. Cat crates may also be useful when you are potty training a new cat or introducing a new pet into the household. Just be sure to monitor your cat and not to leave her in the crate for too long.
Do I need to crate my cat while I'm not home?
You do not usually need to crate your cat while you're not home, but there are some situations in which you might want to. You can use a cat crate to sequester ill kitties, and crates can also be helpful for nursing mothers with kittens. It is not generally recommended that you routinely crate cats when you're not home, so talk to your vet if you're having specific behavioral issues.
Should cats be crated at night?
Cats should not be crated at night unless there is a very good reason to do so. While it may sometimes be necessary to temporarily crate a cat for medical or safety reasons, it is not generally recommended. Talk to your vet about the proper ways to use cat crates, pens and gates, and seek guidance if your cat is having behavioral issues.
What are the best cat cages?
The best cat cages are those that are comfortable and safe for your pet to use. If you are looking for a good way to transport your pet, try a hard-sided cat kennel or soft-sided carrier that provides her with just enough room to stand up and move around. If you are trying to separate your cat from other pets in the house or trying to give her a private space to recover (say from illness or surgery), a larger cat pen or cat cage might be best. Be sure to choose a cat cage or pen that prevents your cat from escaping and make sure it is well-ventilated and comfortable, as well.