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UniPaws Grey Chew-Proof Dog Crate with Cushion and Hooks, 31.5" L X 23.6" W X 26.4" H
Description
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Unipaws Durable Elegant Dog Crate. Multi-Functional: This is a nice piece of furniture that also serves as a dog crate. Appear as an elegant side table, end table, and nightstand. By the way, we built 3 hooks. You can use it for hanging towels or gloves. High Quality: Made out of quality wood and mesh to ensure long-time use. Chew-proof: In response to the problem that dog crates are not chew-proof on the marketing. Specially design for some active and sharp-toothed dogs, the dog crate can survive a chewing puppy! Ventilation: Ventilation at its personal best with a full view for the pet to enjoy some peaceful time as they can see you and you can enjoy watching them rest in style. Comfy for pet nap time. Features: Material: Pressed Wood & Metal, Exterior Size: 31.5" L X 23.6" W X 26.4"H, Interior Size: 29.9" W x 23.6" D x 22.6" H, Style: Contemporary, Modern, Functional, Convenient. Package Includes: 1 x Pet Crate, 1 x Pet Cushion, 1 x Installation Instruction.
- - CHEW-PROOF DOG CRATE: In response to the problem that dog crates are not chew-proof on the marketing. We have designed this dog crate with durable mesh and a side reinforcement structure that can survive a chewing puppy!
- - ELEGANT & DUAL-PURPOSE: This is a nice piece of furniture that also serves as a dog crate. Appear as an elegant side table, end table, and nightstand. Also, come with 3 hooks for more storage space, you can use it for hanging towel or gloves
- - WIDE TOP: Durable top provides smooth wideness to add your choice of home decor such as a small/medium plant, magazines, family picture frames and night lamps. Maximum support weight of the top is 150 lbs.
- - SLIDING ROLLER DOOR DESIGN & CUSHION INCLUDED: Sliding roller door design to help dogs go in and out easily and make you easier to open and close the door, but not easy for dogs to push away. And the cushion give your pet a soft and cozy place to rest and relax
- - VENTILATION & FULL VIEW: Ventilation at its personal best with a full view for pet to enjoy some peaceful time as they can see you and you can enjoy watching them rest in style. Comfy for pet nap time
Specifications
| SKU | 3607705 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | UniPaws |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 52.07 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Medium |
| Material | Wood |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 31.5 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 26.4 IN |
| Width | 23.6 IN |
How to FIND THE RIGHT crate DIMENSIONS
Measure dog's length from their nose to their tail
Measure nose-to-tail length
Measure their height when seated
Measure seated height
Add 4 inches to both measurements
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