MidWest Homes for Pets42-Inch iCrate Folding Dog Crate with Divider Panel, Leak-Proof Tray & Secure Latches – Metal Wire Kennel for Large Breeds – Portable, Durable & Easy to Assemble

Very good for the price, it feels very sturdy and easy to assemble. It perfectly fits my baby pomeranian, so good size for small dogs. It also comes with an extra piece (divider) and plastic carrying handle as well as the lock latch for easier transport.

Very affordable! Very sturdy! No smell to the cage. Color and true size, fits a Pomeranian and other small dogs. Opens great and close correct. Easy to move around and folds easily to take on a trip!

The MidWest brand is the ONLY brand kennel I purchase. Why? Because they consistently make a great, safe product, and do it so well. This is a smaller model that I purchased for our newly adopted rescue dog, a Jack Russel/Chihuahua mix at 12 lbs. She fits perfect in the size I bought. I also have a Large and and XL crate, and they work well too. These crates are packaged well, SUPER EASY to set up, just as easy to take down and store. Do yourself a favor and save the boxes so that you can store the crate later - they last a long time, so trust me, you'll want to save the boxes!

Perfect size for our Boston Terrier. She was able to chew out of another material. So the thickness and durability of this crate was needed. It’s still comfortable for her. Enough space for her to move around. Easy to open and close latch.

Perfect size for my 5 lb dog. Easy to put up.

This has been a great purchase for our dog. Australian shepherd 40 lbs now. Easy to put together and easy to collapse and store/take when needed. Plenty of room, secure double latch that she has been unable to open. Easy to rinse out and clean which is huge and a game changer. Just use outside hose. Simple, easy and our kids can do it.

When we got our 2 American Eskimo Dogs from Eskie Rescue recently, our Rescue owner let us borrow her #2 24” Aspen crates, which were fine for our new dogs to get them home. They were comfortable, and both dogs could lie down in them for their 2.5 hour journey home.Several days later, when I ran a search for the Aspens, they were expensive, even around the holidays, during which many items on sale. The reviews for the Midwest ICrate, however, caught my eye: the price for a 30” crate was much cheaper than the 24” Aspens AND they were on sale. ICrate is also an American company based in Muncie, IN, and it has been in business for over 90 years. Buying anything American is a boost for US workers and businesses. Even though these ICrates are manufactured in China, they are made with exacting US standards/ assurances and Quality Control 6-Sigma Lists, to ensure the best quality products.When I read the reviews of the ICrate, the price was great and so was the product. We bought 2 of them.Here are the specifications for the ICrate Model 1530: 30” (L) X 19: (W) X 21” (H); Weight: 18 lbs. This crate is made for breeds that weight 26-40 lbs. (Our Eskies weigh 23 and 25 lbs.) Even though a standard Eskie is listed for the next larger crate size, our Eskies fit in their 30” crates comfortably even with their food dishes in them plus a small water dish. We also cover the bottom plastic tray with either a bulky blanket or a King-size sheet, scrunched up for adequate snuggling. The 30” also fits onto our car back seat for transport. Even though there is only one door on this crate, it is adequate for our needs.5 other things on the ICrate are noteworthy: 1. There is a divider panel, which can be used for a pup to gradually become an adult (and owners don’t have to buy interim crates along the way); 2. There is a handle; 3. There are 2 rollers (1 front and 1 back), to allow the entire crate to easily and smoothly be rolled on the floor without gouging or scraping the floor; 4. The crate comes in a satin-black electro-coat finish (the door seems to have a plastic-coated latch); and 5. The crates are easy to clean: we haul them out on our deck, spray them with a Tide-vinegar-water mix, and then hose them down. They dry fast after they are tipped against a railing post.Setting up the ICrate took very little time; we just watched the video, followed the instructions, and the crate was erected in no time.Our 25 lb. 4 year-old male Eskie now uses his ICrate as his main abode because the kennels that we have used for our other dogs, internationally, have 1 door whose latch is broken after years of use. He’s entirely comfortable in his ICrate, and because it is positioned to see the entire kitchen and dining rooms areas, he can ‘monitor’ to see when we are coming into the kitchen to see him! (We often catch our 5 year-old 23-lb. female going in his ICrate to check it out [even though she has her shipping kennel to go in.])When our boy wants some voluntary ‘time-out’, he self-exiles, and we often find that he just gets in his ICrate and goes to sleep, especially after walks, play-time, and meals.When we want to shut out some noise and light, we place a blanket or King-size flat sheet on top of the crate and let it drape down over both sides and the front.One last comment: What is the determining factor for buying the ICrate? The most important point is whether our dogs like being in the ICrate or not: Our boy loves his ICrate (and our girl also loves HIS ICrate). From this, we think that other dogs will want one, too!

This is a great crate for small animals. I bought it for a kitten that needed medical attention. It’s just overall a good crate! Easy to set up, latch works great.