Has anyone had luck placing the crate into a LARGER crate pan, whereas to prevent the dog from getting to the edges of it?
78455
No, my boy does not fuss with the pan. They would then be laying in the wire bottom, if I am understanding what you are asking.
2978
I use an old comforter in it for my Pit Bull to lay on, thinking the wire would catch his toenails. When the blanket is pushed out of the way or being washed, the dog doesn't seem to have an issue just standing in the grate itself. This crate has been great for our needs thus far!
2062959
No. This is a great crate. Very well built and durable. The metal pan is what sold me. I have a 70 pound golden and the crate has held up great so far.
303920
Yes. I now use it instead of the metal crate used for years. Both small dogs seem to prefer.
1652088
I have 4 sides and have configured them into a square to create a crate/pen (without a roof). If you describe how you plan to configure it and what your plan for it's use it that would be helpful, plus how big is your dog and how determined and strong is it?
1073043
I wouldn't try that. It's too thick to to bend into a crate. My advice would be to buy a smaller one that fits into the crate or use another mat for the crate.
1200533
It was designed for the Icrate. But, as long as it's the same inside measurement as your old pan, it should work. I bought a replacement pan on Amazon and it was pretty pricy. When I needed a second crate, I bought mine from this company for my Dobie, because he needed a bigger kennel than my Staffie. Hayneedle dot com. They are a business partner of Amazon. You can buy a new crate almost for the price of a replacement pan. http://www.hayneedle.com/product/midwesticratefoldingdogcrate.cfm
159834
The Pet Mate door isn't the same width all the way down. So unless the Nylabone crate is constructed the same way, there's no chance it will.
1624606
nope....i think you should look for another one if u need hooks to secure and the pan is kind of big if u plan to put it in the cage....i think this pan is designed for outside for them run around....
1919644
I wouldn't recommend this one for that the space is only about 3/4 inch, on the largest, so it may be very difficult to get the soft food out if you have a very big dog.
7564
I have a dog around that size. She hasn't bent this. But I haven't let her she's on it. But its been a good crate.
74515
Yes there is a grating below the pan. I would by a liner sold on Amazon as well or use a towel on the plastic. This crate is much too small for a 55 lb lab. I use it for a 10 lb dog. I would get a bigger size.
2071028
Not that we could find. Our puppy cleared the sides, no problem, so we had to improvise. We took 2 panels out of the octagon and zip-tied them across the top of a hexagon to make a crate.
4999
I do not know but you could try putting heavy-duty foil on the outside of the pan up about half-way up the side of it.
1059064
No unless you are able to drill holes for the screws in the metal holder. The metal holder has two plates that holde it in place in the crate bars. The holder already has a flat screw attached that would not stay in place if push into the wall.
1024997
The bed is pretty big! Not sure how big your crate is, but the bed would not fit in the large one we had...plus, how would the dog get in and out of it in the crate?
530294
I put my box about 6-8 inches away from the wall with the opening facing the wall. Kitties never had trouble getting in and I don't think a golden retriever could wedge his way in there. That said, if you feel your dog could take the whole top off, it's not snapped on in any way, it kind of just "sets" into place, so it's possible. Great litter box, I would give it a shot. Most people just think it's a houseplant... Maybe your doggie will too!