Carlson Medium Double Door Wire Crate

• Color: Black
• Dimensions of Crate: 30” L x 19” W x 21” H 
• Fits dogs up to 24” long and up to 20” tall
• Features two doors for easy access
• Folds to become nearly flat
• Sets up in seconds
• Bottom pan is removable and easy to clean
• Model #6022

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Sturdy Construction, Portable Design 

Mixing functionality with convenience, the Carlson Medium Double Door Dog Crate is ideal for securing your pet, as it feature a steel wire frame. 

Being collapsible the medium dog crate sets up in seconds. Take down is just as fast. When ready to break down, the wire crate easily folds flat and latches allowing it to be easily carried and stored in a closet, car, or plane.   

Providing a comfortable place for medium sized breeds, the crate measures 30” L x 19” W x 21” H for ample resting room.

If you’re using it to train a puppy, the wire crate features a removable bottom pan, so it’s easy to clean if accidents do occur. Having the front and side access doors, provide the crate with versatility and easy access to the inside of the crate. 

What’s Included in The Box

• One Carlson Medium Double Door Dog Crate 
• Instruction Manual

The Carlson Medium Double Door Dog Crate is backed by a manufacturer’s limited 90-day warranty. Carlson Pets Products are designed specifically for your pet to suit all breeds and lifestyles.

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