Evergreen Pet Supplies[2 Pack] Extra Large Animal Play Tent for Cats, Dogs, Lizards & Other Small Animals - Pet Enclosures w/Stakes & Carry Bag - Portable - Pop Up Pet Playpen - Breathable Mesh Tent

I bought this for our bearded dragon to get natural sun light without having to worry about falcons getting her or running away. There is plenty of room for her. We love it.

Very lightweight and cheap. Zippers broke the first time I put my cat in it. There was a rip in one straight out of the package. Quite small too.

My cat Mysty is an indoor cat, but I know she would love to be outside. I know this because everytime I open the door to let the dogs out, she tries to sneak out with them. We got this clever looking tent for her so I can take her outdoors and not having her run away. The set up was basically open the bag and take out the tents and they open instantly. The tent is a nice strong nylon mesh and has a sturdy zipper opening and came with a total of 8 ground anchor stakes to keep the tents in one spot. They do fold back up to place in their carrying case. Although they have very simple directions on how to fold these tents back up, it took me a bit of time to get them back into the bag the way they came out. I had to twist it, then turn it making a circle. This particular task was a bit challenging but I did manage to get them back properly into its carring case.Mysty was not a big fan of being put into the tent, as it may have been a bit too constricting for her. She's about 8lbs and the runt of the litter, but I feel these tents might be better suited for kittens and puppies, and not a full size cat. Other than that they are built very well, easy to carry and are listed at a very fair price.

But my dog wants nothing to do with it! My dog likes to lay on something that is nice and soft and fluffy, and this is not it, plus he doesn’t like being enclosed in a small area.. even with it not being zippered and it kept open- he has no attraction towards it.My kids play in it more than he does haha. BUT, what I can’t seem to figure out is how toClose it back up to put it back in its bag.. it is very aggravating!! I followed the instructions and I still cant get it to work!!!’ What the heck is the trick to this!?! Because its taking up so much space in my house with it being left open!

This is the coolest little tent for my kitty. I have a big indoor cat named Sophie, and she loves sneaking out the door when the dogs go potty just to listen to the birds and animals. However, after having a couple of past cats that I allowed outdoors, they ended up not coming back home eventually, so I have a hard rule that she is not to be outside unless I'm holding her in some way. But she does love it out there so I was trying to find something that would still allow her to do that.Honestly, I love this pet tent. I have it set up on my back patio, and sometimes I will put my Sophie girl in it while I'm outside, or letting my poochies out, so she can sniff the fresh air and listen to the sounds. I have a blanket and things in there that she loves and she will just lay there and chill! This is a great option for really laid back cats that just wanna hang out in the outdoors. It's easy to set up, nice and durable, and it's just all around a cool pet tent.

These pop-up play tents are so convenient and easy to use. They fold back down almost as quickly as they pop up. They even have a zippered, carrying bag. This is a great set of play tents!

I have recently rescued a feral cat who would prefer to be an indoor/outdoor cat. Our neighborhood is safe enough, but there's another feral I feed & these two do not get along. When I let out my rescue, he find the other cat & attacks. Having had to come between them too many times, I thought my only option was to keep him indoors. But then I discovered these tents & thought I might have found something to appease my rescue.The tent is a decent size, but I do wish it was a little bigger. It "pops up" & unfolds as soon as you release it & although it takes a little time, you can fold it back to it's original position. The stakes are probably adequate enough for a cat who happy to lounge outside, but no so much for my rescue. He completely hated the tent & was not happy about the enclosure. He scratched at the netting & did everything he could to move the tent or get out. I don't think he lasted outside 5 minutes before I had to bring the whole thing back inside.I'm sure this tent works well for docile cats who want to experience outside, but not for formal ferals who really want to be outside. I may have to look into one of those wooden enclosures with multiple levels, because this didn't work for me at all.

I tried it with my cat and my cat was scared. Not sure if they’ll get used to it. Will wait and see. In opening the fold up tent, the tent popped me in the mouth and I couldn’t fold it up when I tried to put it away. I’ve got a lot to learn with this tent but maybe they will be useful.