I hope this is the simplest (or dumbest) question that can be asked, but here goes. If this fits a 42" x 28" crate, why is it 41" x 27" (one inch smaller on each dimension)? Is it to allow you to put this into and out of the crate, or is it that the...
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Hello, The 1" gap is for the bed to be able to fit into the crate, while all crates have size discrepancy errors for 1 inches depend on the manufacturer(s). We only can promise that this bed is measured at 41"X27"X4" once it is fully expanded; since we really don't know the precise measurement of the customer's crate(s). All standard large crates are measured at 42" in length and 28" in width. Again, it may be up to 1" of size error based on the crates' manufacturer(s). Thank you and have a great day.
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Has anyone tried to ship with this crate? A shipping company is telling me that it cannot be used because it's a collapsible crate, but the manufacturer and other reviews are saying that it's IATA approved. I'm confused... Either it is or it is not IATA approved -- why are there different comments?
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The size I got is perfect for my dog. He is 22 pounds. I cannot see 60 pound dog fitting into this crate. Hope this helps!
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The dimensions will be the same. It collapse to the same height and width of the side of the crate. It will lie flat and also comes with a vinyl case that you can zip the entire collapsed crate into and the vinyl case also has a sturdy handle. So, the height will be the same but it just will be a flattened "board" like that can go into the zippered case. Hope this helps!
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If for the Home go larger , give him room. Travel Car or Motor Home go smaller. Airlines, I'm not sure U can ship a dog in a wire crate? That U'd have to check. Capt'n Tony
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It will be a tight fit. The inside measurement of each connected panel is 29". So, a rectangle configuration comes measures 29" x 59.5"; a hexagon set up has a diameter of about 60" at it's widest ponts. When our dog was a puppy, we got creative with configurations to allow him room while providing access to his crate. We used zip ties to secure the panels to the sides of the crate, the crate becoming one of the "sides."We have been very pleased with this system! Easy to clean, dog cannot climb, easy to change configurations, very sturdy.
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I think the 42" crate would work. My 50 lb dog fits in a 30" crate with a very large pillow. I bought the crate for my smaller dogs but sometimes Meatball sneaks in for a snooze. I would of course buy the larger crate for a 75 pound dog.
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I wish I could help you there, but I have a 3 lb Yorkie :-) When I searched for the crate, I typed in "small dog crate". Maybe, try the opposite for your search. Wish I could be of more help! Good luck!
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I bought the large one and my 75 lb dog fits in. I would research other products online with similar demensions-they will have recommendations about size of crate/weight of dog.
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My guess would be yes. I have a bed this size but do not use it in the crate. I think you would be able to squish it in since it's the length that is too long. So this may seem drastic, but you might even consider cutting an inch of it off. Although the bed cover would be slightly too big for it, the bed is worth it.
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Don't trust the recommendation from their site. I ordered the crate size they recommended and it ended up being way too small for my dog. When I contacted them to exchange the product for the next size I was told the item was nonreturnable because the crate was opened and I allowed my dog inside the crate. I had put him inside to determine the sizing. As soon as you open the box, assuming you haven't put the cage together or allowed you dog inside of it, they will offer a return with a 15% restocking fee and will not cover return shipping. I would recommend taking your pet to PETCO or PetsMart to verify the sizing for your pet. Once you have the crate measurements for the best fit, order this crate, which is great, but do so from another vendor.
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I think your dog is too large for this crate. You should measure the size of your dog, rather than the weight. We have this crate and it accommodates a 13 lb. dachshund quite well.
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We have the 36" crate and we buy standard 36" pads for ours and they fit just right. I think maybe most of the pads are made just a little under sized so they will fit crates.
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If your crate is 42 inches long the pan will fit in the crate. I am not sure of the width of it. I was worried about that too but took the chance. It fits perfect for the 42 inch long crate
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I would start at the petco web site, search for your model#. Then come back to amazon to search for a better price, once you know what you need. If it is the door make sure to measure correctly. My crate is not a petco, it is a petmate. Good luck
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This worked great for me because I put it together with another crate to make it larger; however, I used mine for a cat. If your dog is docile and doesn't tear up everything in sight, it would probably work. Good luck!
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It's 36" long and 23" wide so I consider it a little small for my 80lb dog but my 50 lb one is perfect for it. I would say a dog your size would be fine for a trip in it but day to day it's a little small. Great crate, my girl was wrecking the plastic tray beds and destroying the crate. She can't get out of this one