Paws & Pals Insta-Fort Portable Soft-sided Dog & Cat Playpen

I live in an apartment with little space, and my cat loves his leashed excursions outside. However, his newest favorite past time is taking off at full-speed to chatter at bugs. This playpen has been a life saver so we can both enjoy our time outside. The playpen is safe, secure, and the fine mesh means he can chatter at all the birds and bugs he sees without taking me on a sprint around the neighborhood. The best part is this playpen collapses and stores very easily in between uses, and is easy to clean with a mild cleaner and a towel.

This playpen is actually pretty good for the money. The zipper is a bit weak and snags on the side door. The zipper on the top separates from the base and is a constant nuisance, however the overall utility is wonderful and the animals really like it.

Used to house four kittens, full size litter box and a pillow bed. Still had room to move around. Durable. Highly recommend.

Tried to put my puppy in here for a crate break and she flipped it over collapsing it on herself. Would not recommend for puppies who are active.

The playpen is wonderful, light as a feather, folds very easily for storage, and gives a generous amount of room for my cat. I use it so that she can be outside. She loves the smells, the sights of the birds, and the feel of the breeze.

This playpen is not sturdy enough and collapsed inwards I’m my puppy.

I ordered this pen for my little guy. I begin internship soon and will be gone for almost 10 hours each day. He is crate trained, but I wanted something bigger that he could move around in and I could put his water in. He seems to have no problems with it so far!! For reference he’s a Boston terrier and can move comfortably in the 48” pen. His bed fits inside with extra room.

I can sleep with peace of mind knowing my kitten is in his play pen all night. He came to us at 4 weeks old. I couldn't believe how small he was. Now he is 7 weeks and a real hand full. Such energy. I wouldn't want him loose at night or when I'm gone. He is safe with lots of room for his bed, litter box, and food/water.

Extremely small.... not big enough for a cat much less a dog. Maybe guinea pig size. Order large thought it would be at least like the picture if not bigger.

My SO thought this would work for our new 8 week old pup instead of a crate. When Brucey would have accidents not on the pee pad, the liquid would just seep right thru. Bruce never but thru the matrial, but when he would lunge to try and escape, the whole tent would flip over. Also, not sure Bruce saw the screen doors, as he would just walk right into them and the walls would just collapse. He was only 9 lbs at the time, so we switched to a real crate.