Double Sloping shaped dog car cage with 4 doors + divider

I bought this to go in my little Citroen Nemo van. It fits nicely against the bulkhead where I have it strapped down. There is still space beside it for a small dog bed or tiny crate. I have 5 dogs of small/medium size and the compartments are just big enough for my largest one. My dogs all like to have their own space, so can't share. Having four doors makes it very versatile as you can put it which ever way round fits best in your vehicle, or in a large space, you could have access to both sides. I looked for ages for something like this, and it's good value too.

This split crate is ideal for getting more than one dog safely in the boot.As a dog Walker I often need an extra space in the car and this is exactly what I’ve been looking for.Sturdy and easy to put together and with the slanted sides making it easier to fit in the car.

This has literally changed my life. I can now take my dogs on trips without them going mad in the van. Brilliant

Good quality product, good price and very fast delivery. The cage was ordered because of the sizes stated on the advert, the perfect size for the car. However, the sizes stated on the box were slightly different ( Larger), so this could be confusing

This crate is exactly what I wanted. It fits in my ford edge perfect. The double sloping sides means it sits better behind the rear seats and I still have a good amount of space left for shopping and muddy wellies. It is well made and sturdy.

So as a bit of punt, I bought this to go in a Subaru Xv, which I am happy to say it fits well, I think this would be about the biggest crate I could get without having to fold the back seats down. Both sides slope, one is more sloped than the other, and this side works better against the rear seats in my car, giving an extra few inches of boot space. I have a fully grown but small Sprocker (13kg) and puppy Springer who should end up a bit bigger. The Sprocker has enough room to sit down, turn round, lie down, but not to fully stretch out, so maybe not ideal for longer journeys. I may need to upsize when the Springer grows up (in a bigger car) but I can't argue with the quality for £57. Our old crate was so fiddley to assemble and you had to bend the panels to get all the hooks in place. On this all the hooks and latches are spring loaded making it very easy to assemble.

This cage is very good value for money. It has two doors on the back and front so you can choose which way round to have it in your car.The pitch of the slope is slightly different on each side so fits many cars. Fits perfectly in the back of our Picasso. The divider only fits in the middle but due to the height of the cage we have had a good sized Springer in one side but maybe a bit snug for very long term use. The divider also does not quite reach the floor so you can share a blanket between both sides. Not sure how long the carrying handles will last but I don't really tend to use them anyway. I find the spring open/shut clips slightly difficult to close with one hand as they are a little bit flimsy and not so easy to line up to both holes at once. Overall I am delighted with this cage and it is very reasonably priced.

Very easy to assemble and fold down and lightweight to carry. Compact to store. Fits with room to spare in a Mitsubishi Outlander. With the divider removed can fit two Cocker Spaniels. A great safety feature of 4 doors - in case of emergency the rear seats can be dropped and dogs accessed from inside the car. I put a "Scruffs" waterproof mattress in it and it folds fine with it left in. I haven't noticed any rattling and the dogs love it. A negative point is that it slides around in the boot - this was easily stopped by using an anti-slip rug mat. Would I buy it again? Yes, definitely.