20 Panels Small Animals Playpen, Transparent Pet Playpen with Waterproof Mat,Portable Plastic Enclosure Cage for Baby Chicken, Guinea Pigs, Bunny, Ferrets, Hamsters, Hedgehogs for Indoors Outdoor

I recently got two 3-month-old guinea pigs, and this playpen has been perfect for them. It’s spacious enough for both to move around comfortably, and there’s plenty of room for their toys and hideouts. The waterproof base is a great feature — it really does its job and makes cleaning so much easier.One of the most important aspects for me is the secure top. It gives me peace of mind knowing they won’t escape, especially since young guinea pigs can be quite curious and active. I also love the small door built into the panel — it’s convenient for feeding and letting them out safely for some playtime outside the cage.Overall, this setup is sturdy, functional, and thoughtfully designed. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone starting out with small pets.

For the price its worked very well! My Morkie is getting older. I needed to keep him from falling in the pool and this worked great. You can step over it, it looks nice and clean and actually is of reasonable quality…. snaps together… Now a little puppy would jump over a 1ft wall like I am using it…. but that wasnt a worry here. Jack figured it out and hasnt gotten wet.

Got this because the storage tub I had my 3 week old foster kittens in was quickly becoming not enough to contain them. I had two escapees from the storage tub the same morning this was delivered!The concept of the product is really fantastic, and offers a lot of assembly possibilities. Assembly itself? Well that’s a whole OTHER thing. You get a wooden mallet, which makes you feel a wee bit like one of Santa’s elves in a Christmas claymation special. The instructions tell you simply to “gently tap” the connectors with the hammer to secure the fence piece. LIES. The connectors have to “snap” onto the frame. Something that can only be accomplished by brute force, some foul language required. My first attempt was to “gently tap” the connectors on the frame while it was upside down, and then flip it. NOPE! The whole thing folded like a house of cards. What ACTUALLY works is assembling it right side up, with the connectors on the ground, and forcing the frame into each side of the connector. Listen for the “snap”, as that’s how you’ll know the darn thing will actually STAY together. Note- it needs to snap over AND down. Meaning it has to be flush with the center side of the connector channel AND the bottom. After 40 or 50 attempts, you’ll get a feel for it.Once it’s together, it’s actually pretty darn sturdy. My own cats are fairly curious who these interlopers taking up Mom’s time are, and they’re able to lean up on the frame with no stability issue. Even my giant orange chonk!All things considered, this is a fantastic solution if you’re getting new kittens, or especially if you foster. I paired it with a waterproof high chair mat underneath, and it seems like this will definitely be a great investment. They’ll move to the kitty condo once their heads are big enough to not fit through the bars, but for this stage of their development, we have a winner!

The media could not be loaded. I work for a local animal rescue and have been helping one of our fosters out during the day who took on a pair of co-parenting cats, we assume sisters, with a total of 10 kittens, who had just started opening their eyes when we got the call from the animal shelter that the Sheriff was bringing them in because of an Eviction. After getting to the shelter and picking them up to transport to their foster, I discovered the foster wasn't adequately set up for them to start roaming around the spare bedroom that she was placing them in to keep them separated from the other cats and foster cats at her home, so I ordered this, and I’m glad I did. It arrived super fast, and when I got to the house the day it arrived, I found some kittens had already started to wiggle about the room and found them under a dresser on a bare floor. I immediately placed a long fleece blanket down under some washable potty pads and immediately moved the kittens back into the other enclosure the foster had been using as a “house” for all of them since the kittens were barely 2 weeks old at the most, & I immediately began assembling the pen enclosure. It was easy to customize the size and shape, it’s transparent, which makes it easy to view everyone without having to handle them, and it was easy to move around when cleaning up, and changing out potty pads once the kittens became more mobile. The foster is very grateful for it and said it was easy to reshape it and break it down. Now we get to assemble it again, just smaller, for one of the kittens who is now on restricted movement due to breaking his leg. I love the quality of the materials used, including the little wooden hammer. There is no door for this enclosure, so if that’s something you want or need, then this is not the small animal enclosure for you.

I’ve ordered many different cages for my guinea pigs but these are by far my favorite. The sizing is perfect, it’s easy to set up and easy to clean. Very sturdy and holds up nicely. You can shape it any way you want. It’s easy to assemble and disassemble and take with you if you travel. Such a great deal for the price. I’m very impressed

Easy to use . Great value. Very sturdy. I have set it up in many different ways, I've ordered two sets. Perfect for helping mothers or puppies. Easy to keep clean but time consuming as you would expect.

Easy to assemble and looks good. They are pretty flimsy, but served the purpose we wanted. Used it around the Christmas tree to keep our toddler out. Easy to disassemble when needed. I just wish it was a little sturdier.