Prevue Pet Products Deluxe Cat Home With 3 Levels, Black , 39 LBS

I love this rolling cage. It is very roomy and easy to move around. The EASIEST assembly I have ever attempted!!! I'm an "older" lady and it took me longer to clean all the styrofoam off the panels than it did to put it together. Hint: use wet papertowels for the styrofoam, it cuts the static. I positioned the panels over the box and wiped and batted the foam down into the box. I put this cage together by myself with no tools as the description says. I think this will be perfect for summer until I get an enclosure built.The plastic pieces are flexible enough to remove without breaking. Yep, I misjudged one of the bottom panels when assembling it and had to remove some of the connectors in order to flip the panel. As most know, removing connectors often results in breaking pieces but I was able to accomplish the removal with a flat head screwdriver with no breakage and reassemble with a fit as tight as the first time.I have a full size litter box and a ball chaser toy in the bottom and still a little room for walking. The sitting shelves are a little difficult to get in place but are a nice tight fit with no wobbling once attached and can be easily moved around for a configuration you like. My kitten is only about four months old, pretty small, so she has a harder time getting to the shelves but as she grows I don't see there being any problem with that since she is an excellent jumper.I was pleasantly suprized to find it had a double door, upper and lower sections, I wasn't sure when I ordered if it had one or two. The only thing I see to improve this cage would be an addition of a ramp that could attach to the side panel that allows for level change for kittens or older cats that don't jump so well. But that's an afterthought, this is a superb cage that I believe will last a long time. It's well worth the money and with Prime I got here (Alaska) with free shipping. I LOVE PRIME!!!! Now I need some attachable hanging toys, LOL. I just may be having more fun with this cage than kitty! I recommend this cage to anyone looking for an indoor or outdoor enclosure.

This is the second "kitty condo" cage I've recently bought. The first, a 3-tier similar "cat playpen", made by Midwest, proved totally unacceptable in quality and safety. That product's door latches are frustrating and "touchy", it is not sturdy, and worst of all, the platforms included for the cat to jump on/sleep on, etc., have to be zip-tied to keep them from falling down. When I first put my previously feral 12-lb cat Spook in the cage, after a day or two I heard a crash and found her and the platform on the bottom of the cage. Thereafter she stayed on the bottom and would only venture to the first level because I put her food/water there. The wheels were useless, etc. It also had defective welds which made assembly a nightmare! (I contacted Amazon and told them of the problems, and that I no longer had a box to return it in, even if I wanted to try to disassemble the thing, They refunded 50% of purchase, and I am donating it to a cat foster/rescue group who should be able to use it short-term for small cats/kittens...)The Prevue "condo" being reviewed here is, thank goodness, totally different! It is sturdy, the door latches are quality and a dream to use, the assembled unit feels solid and the platforms are stable. Assembly was, respectively, relatively easy and much less complicated. Due to Spook's hesitance/fear of upper levels because of her previous fall, I just got the lower version of this product (it comes in a taller model, also). It has a roomier "footprint" than the Midwest cage, and easily accomodates a good-sized covered litter box and a bed on the bottom. The only down-side I can see is that the bottom, plastic, is actually the base for the entire cage. That is, it doesn't "slide out" or otherwise be removed for cleaning - it IS the cage bottom, and the entire cage unit sets down into grooves around the edge of that pan, and then is clamped down by sturdy plastic clips. So, if it's necessary to really deep-clean the bottom tray, it would need to be unclamped and the entire wire cage assembly lifted off. I think, though, that is a minimal issue because the door system makes it easy to completely get inside the cage for cleaning/vacuuming, etc.I didn't want a cage that sat down low to the ground, and decided to "re-design" things a bit... I researched online for something to set the cage on to elevate it off the floor, and finally found a black, wooden "coffee table" on clearance from K-Mart... The dimensions of the table are slightly smaller than the plastic cage bottom, but I worked that out... I bought some good quality wheels/casters with locks, had the coffee table legs cut off 4" and the casters installed. I then set the plastic cage bottom on top of the table, positioned as desired, and spaced 6 sturdy wood screws through the plastic (with a large washer in place to keep from cracking the tray) and into the coffee table. (I don't anticipate needing to clean the tray other than possible when attached to the table!) I am totally pleased with the result, and love this cage! Spook is also much happier, and actually uses the two platforms - sleeps on one! I'm glad she's off the bottom sleeping pressed up against the litter box!

The media could not be loaded. This was the perfect kitten cage for socializing our feral kittens. The cage had plenty of room for the kittens to jump and climb around safely. It also had room for food and a small litter box on opposite ends of the cage.Following the advice of our vet, we placed the cage in the livingroom so that the kittens could get used to the sounds of the T.V. and other household noises. This also made it easy for us to talk and play with the kittens with less interruption to our daily routine. After the few days the kittens were allowed to explore the house during the day (supervised), and after about 2 weeks they graduated to full-time happily adjusted house cats.We used the cage once more after our female kitten was spayed and needed a calm place to rest for a day or so, but now the kittens are grown and the cage is being stored in the garage. It was as easy to take apart as it was to put together, and I have peace of mind knowing it's there if we need it again.Pros:Easy assemblyPlenty of roomSafe for kittensTwo doors make it easy to clean the cage and work with the animalsSeveral perches for cats to choose fromCons:Rollers on bottom sometimes got stuckKittens chewed through hammock corner in short orderOne of the door latches broke, but that was most likely our fault