YITAHOME Indoor Cat Cage 2 Tier Kitten Cage House Cat Enclosure Outdoor Small Animal DIY Pet Playpen Detachable Metal Kennel for Ferret Kitty, Bunny, Chinchilla, Squirrel, rv Travel, Camping

it’s much bigger than i though in a good way it’s obviously not the most sturdy but my ferret is a nutcase and he hasn’t broke anything yet. tons of extra pieces making it 100% worth the purchase

I have a ferret and wanted to get her a bigger cage. Read the reviews and thought this was a good buy until I got it and put it together. It keeps coming apart. Worst buy ever. I seriously had to get zip tie to keep the cage together. The snippets that come with it it garbage.

It's very sturdy. We got the 4x4 option and absolutely love it! There is also room to make it bigger as our kitten grows! At only $49.99 it is an amazing option compared to some of the other brands out there. We wanted one that would be easy to move since we rent. But the added bonus is that it can be made bigger as our kitten grows other brands don't have that option. So I believe that it is more than worth the money I spent to get it. It was very easy to open and assemble. Its very easy to clean just open the doors and wipe down with a damp rag. We got this product for our newly adopted kitten who happens to blind. We wanted him to have a safe space while we are not at home due to work. Its preforming its job just perfectly!

i got this crate because my 3 month old kitten kept getting zoomies at night and i needed to contain him, this worked perfectly!!!! if you need to put a litter box in there a normal one wont fit, i used a sink divider from walmart and it fit exactly how i wanted it! the crate itself tho is extremely sturdy and spacious for my kitten. it was pretty straight forward on how to build it but it’s definitely a 2 person job!! there were no instructions tho! but overall i love it and im glad i purchased!!!!!

Not as sturdy as i want it to be but does the job and cat stays in there without any issues. Assembly was easy as well. Worth the money for what it does.

Update: I ordered a bigger cage and added the old cage to the new cage to make it even bigger. Now my girl has plenty of room to stretch her legs and a bigger litter box fits in it. Added new pictures as well.It's smaller than it looks in the pictures. Assembly instructions are a bit confusing. I had to watch a YouTube video to figure out how to assemble it. The door lock clip is hard to use. Litter box won't fit inside like shown in the pictures.

I have two three month old kittens and I bought this large indoor cat cage to help litter train them faster but it’s not sturdy. The black center piece that keeps it all together in the corners are not very sturdy, making it hard to keep everything stable. It usually comes undone and has to be fixed every so often. The zip ties keep two cage walls together better than anything else. I’m glad I went with the small indoor cage option, anything bigger and it would be harder to clean, even with one door on the first floor and a second door on the second floor. It’s just big enough for my arm to reach when I’m cleaning without taking apart all the zip ties and center pieces.Also setting up the indoor cat cage was easy with instructions but time consuming. It took a little over two hours to put all the zip ties and center pieces together. My biggest issue with this indoor cat cage is the clasp that keeps the door closed/opened. It’s hard even with my small hands because the clasp is so small to try and hook around the door to close it. It came with a total of three clasp but I feel like it should come with four. Only using one clasp on the door, my kittens already knew how to escape out of it after a week. So I use two clasp, one for the bottom of the door and another for the top of the door. It’s frustrating so I just end up using wrapping ribbons to tie around the door to keep it closed. Reminding you, I use this indoor cat cage not often. It’s mainly used to litter train them and keep them in a confined place when I’m trying to clean around the house, and occasionally when I have family over because my kittens aren’t used to new humans yet so they get scared and hide under the couch (safety concern).I don’t recommend buying this cat cage if you are going to put a litter box in it. It might just be the specific litter I use for my cats but for some reason, the litter gets underneath the cat cage. Not surrounding the cat cage on the outside but underneath it. I put wrapping paper underneath the cage now so litter doesn’t get all gross and stuck to the bottom of the cage. This is because there’s a small crack between each floor so litter can get underneath the cat cage easily, especially if you have cats who will move the litter to hide their poop/urine to cover up the smell.I do like how the cat cage is lightweight. Can easily be picked up and moved to a different area. These are just some of the things I found after two months. The biggest problem for me are the small clasps, makes it difficult to open/close the doors.

Latches provided are cumbersome to use. Maybe my fingers are too big. Easily fixed by buying a slightly bigger type. Both shown in picture.Our cat has settled right in and no longer gets in trouble at night now that he is confined during that time. The cage is well engineered for strength, easily assembled, and my cat is now purring when I let him in at night.