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MyPet 6 Panel Paws Petyard, Large, Gray
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Puppy playtime is a snap with the Paws Petyard, a fun and joyful puppy playpen addition to your pet-friendly home. An adorable paw print design that adds a touch of fun to your space while ensuring your pet's safety. Crafted from durable, light gray plastic, this pet enclosure has plenty of room for pets to play and grow! Perfect for both playful pets and busy pet parents, the Paws Petyard dog pen strikes the perfect balance between style, safety, and functionality. Give your dog a happy, secure space they'll love, and enjoy peace of mind knowing they're safe and sound.
- - QUICK & SECURE: Create a secure play area with our spacious puppy pen, great for whelping box needs. Featuring exclusive Self-Locking SuperHinges, the pet pen clicks securely into place in seconds without the need for tools or twisting knobs, making setup quick and hassle-free
- - SLIDE RESISTANT: The innovative SuperGrip feet and skid-resistant pads keep the dog playpen firmly in place on both carpets and hardwood floors while protecting surfaces from scratches. From a cozy puppy kennel to a sturdy dog pen indoor for small dogs, this indoor dog playpen is a winner!
- - DURABLE & UV-RESISTANT: Crafted from durable, light gray plastic, our 6-Panel Paws Petyard dog playpen is crafted to withstand the elements, offering durability for both indoor and outdoor adventures. It's a perfect puppy playpen for indoors or a puppy pen for outdoors
- - PORTABLE & ADJUSTABLE: Lightweight and easy to set up, this pet yard can be assembled in a snap and moved effortlessly from room to room or even outdoors. A carrying strap is also included for convenience and portability
- - LARGE ENCLOSURE: This pet enclosure is 5 feet across from corner to corner and 26" tall. It encloses up to 18.5 square feet of space, which is the perfect large size for small to medium pets
- - PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA
Specifications
| SKU | 4607248 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | MyPet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 16.5 LBS |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Plastic |
|---|
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Large |
| Material | Plastic |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 2 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 26 IN |
| Width | 56.5 IN |
Assembly Tip: As you unfold each panel, you will hear a clicking sound which is the self-locking positioning feature. This intended feature gives the play yard added strength and stability.
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