50 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate - Indestructible Steel Kennel for Large Dogs, Dog Kennel Indoor 360° Rotating Bowls, Double Door Lockable XL Dog Cage with Wheels & Removable Tray Protective Base Plate

About the Cage Design When it comes to dog crates, a simple rule of thumb applies: a heavier crate with more steel is inherently a more robust and secure crate. To enhance the cage's sturdiness and provide greater comfort, we've sacrificed easy assembly for thicker, more robust square steel tubing. This uses 25% more material than premium heavy-duty dog ​​cages, so assembly may take some time. However, you'll enjoy exceptional sturdiness and a spacious 50-inch enclosure

Easily overlooked details The iron bars of traditional dog cages can easily cause damage to pets' paws if stepped on or touched for extended periods. Ours uses professionally designed, scratch-resistant, and grip-resistant farm board, effectively preventing damage. Furthermore, our increased thickness provides both protection and increased load-bearing capacity, making it fully capable of supporting the weight of any large dog

Our Advantages We feature a rotating feeding door for convenient feeding while maximizing the space within the cage. Our large 304 food-grade stainless steel bowl meets the eating and drinking needs of medium to large dogs. The bottom is supported by two PVC trays and metal pipes, both removable for easy cleaning. Preventing odor buildup, four lockable swivel wheels allow for smooth and easy transport of your dog

After-Sales Service We are committed to providing the highest quality kennels for your dog and prioritize your shopping experience. If any issues arise within 30 days, please contact us directly. If you have any questions during use, please feel free to contact us—our dedicated support team is available 24/7

Warm Tips Try not to keep your dog in a closed crate for extended periods. Even if they have ample space, puppies are curious and energetic, and prolonged crating can cause discomfort. It's recommended to let them out every 2-4 hours to exercise. Small adult dogs should not be crated for more than 8 hours. Medium dogs can tolerate 8-10 hours. Large dogs can tolerate longer periods, but avoid more than 10-12 hours