Dog Crates

A dog crate is an essential tool for training, travel, and providing a secure, comfortable space for your pet. Our collection includes sturdy metal crates, soft-sided options for travel, and space-saving designs to suit every home and lifestyle.

Why are Dog Crates Good?

Dog crates provide a safe, comfortable, and structured space for your pet, benefiting both dogs and owners in various ways. Whether used for training, travel, or simply as a secure retreat, a well-chosen crate can support your dog’s well-being and daily routine.

One of the key benefits of a dog crate is its role in house training. Dogs naturally avoid soiling their sleeping areas, making a crate an effective tool for teaching bladder control and establishing a routine. Crates also offer a sense of security, particularly for anxious dogs, by creating a quiet, enclosed space where they can relax and feel at ease.

Dog Crates for the Car

When traveling with your pet, choosing the right dog crate for the car is essential for their safety and comfort.

Our car dog crates are a sturdy, secure option designed for larger breeds or those who need a fixed space in the vehicle. These crates are made from strong steel with a powder coated finish. Providing durability and protection during travel.

On the other hand, our pet carriers is a more compact and portable option, perfect for smaller dogs and other pets. These carriers are made from lightweight plastic materials with handles for easy transport.

How To Choose The Right Size Dog Crate

A dog should be able to lie down, turn around, and stand up without difficulty in the carrier.

To determine the right size for your dog, you can measure your dog and add 2–3 inches for soft-sided carriers or 3–5 inches for hard-sided carriers to each measurement:

  1. Height - While your dog is standing, measure from the top of their head to the bottom of their feet.
  2. Length - While your dog is standing, measure from the tip of their nose to the tip of their tail.

You can also check that your dog can lie on their side with their paws stretched out without touching the sides of the carrier.  

If you need any more helping choosing the right size, contact us