Can the divider be positioned over a Midwest crate mat or do we have to get a smaller crate mat when we want to use the divider in a larger crate?
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The plastic pan does not have to be removed when the divider is moved around.
627415
The divider can come off or used to divide the crate into section. The plastic bottom covers the whole bottom of the cage even with the divider in.
1884795
I got the Midwest mat and it fits perfectly in this 42inch crate even though the crate dimensions say 43in. This is the mat I bought: Midwest 40242 42-By-26-Inch Quiet Time Bolster Pet Bed, FleeceSold by: Amazon.com LLC
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I don't think the divider has an opening but the crate does have 2 doors so maybe you could make it work.
1617241
The divider is flimsy. If you could make it sturdy there might be enough room. I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving my two dogs together because of size difference/potential for accidents to happen.
494853
No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Since he's still a puppy, we crate him at night whenever we go to bed. No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the... » Read More No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Since he's still a puppy, we crate him at night whenever we go to bed. « Show Less
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Yes, you should be able to stack one over the other (EMPTY with no pets inside). There are 2 metal poles in the bottom of the soft crate and 2 metal poles in the top so it is durable and the base is pretty solid. The crate is well made and I have been pleased with it. It is perfect for travel for my pet and he weighs 30 lbs.P.S. If you want to stack the crates with pets INSIDE, I wouldn't advise that. I was a little confused by your question.
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No, a divider doesn't come with this. But I tried the divider that came with my same-sized traditional wire crate and was able to wedge it in, though I don't know if it would hold up with a dog in the crate, too. I got the 36" crate, which measures 36"x23"x27" on the outside. My divider was 24" high x 23" wide so it was short enough to allow the door to open and close, though a crate pad was necessary to help hold it on the plastic bottom. Because of the plastic bottom and the garage-style door, you can't secure the divider on the top or bottom, but only on the sides. So you'd need carabiners or something similar to secure the other side of the divider once you close the door. No, a divider doesn't come with this. But I tried the divider that came with my same-sized traditional wire crate and was able to wedge it in, though I don't know if it would hold up with a dog in the crate, too. I got the 36" crate, which measures 36"x23"x27" on the outside. My divider was 24" high x 23" wide so it was short enough to allow the door to open and close, though a crate pad was necessary to help hold it on the plastic bottom. Because of the plastic bottom and the garage-style door, you can't secure the divider on the top or bottom, but only on the... » Read More No, a divider doesn't come with this. But I tried the divider that came with my same-sized traditional wire crate and was able to wedge it in, though I don't know if it would hold up with a dog in the crate, too. I got the 36" crate, which measures 36"x23"x27" on the outside. My divider was 24" high x 23" wide so it was short enough to allow the door to open and close, though a crate pad was necessary to help hold it on the plastic bottom. Because of the plastic bottom and the garage-style door, you can't secure the divider on the top or bottom, but only on the sides. So you'd need carabiners or something similar to secure the other side of the divider once you close the door. « Show Less
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Mine from Amazon came with a divider and DVD. I would not purchase this crate again, too many adjustments were needed to make it safe
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Yes- you may need to turn it lengthwise- but the dividers and inside both have Velcro so you can be creative on your configuration.
880387
I would check the exact dimensions of your petmate crate against that advertised for the midwest since they are two different makers.
1090456
No, the divider is in one piece. I believe it's purpose is to shrink the size of the crate to the size of the dog. As the dog grows, you move the divider.
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Yes. The dividers come "uninstalled" so you have total flexibility with where you put them.
525178
An organizer is a tight fit. We used dividers and not an organizer. A low profile metal organizer might work but wooden ones and plastic didn't.
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The divider panel is designed to temporarily reduce the inside size of the crate to keep the young pup 'cozy' in their den then as the pup grows the divider can be moved or completely removed. I think many dog experts (which I am NOT) would advise against having the crate for both sleeping quarters and a bathroom.
494856
No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Since he's still a puppy, we crate him at night whenever we go to bed.
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Yes. I have mine mounted this way. As long as your divider is 3/4 inches thick or so.
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I have the LARGE crate, and my two pugs hang out in there together with a little moving room. There's also a pillow and blanket on top of the cushion pad I ordered for the bottom of the crate and a couple of their stuffed toys. I've never seen a separator that makes it possible to split the crate and I've owned three that I changed out for different reasons. I think you'd be better off ordering a smaller size carrier and kenneling the puppy in there first and order the size you'll eventually need. We still use our carriers to take them to the vet.