| | |  | Brushes, Combs & Dematting | Home » » » » Marshall Small Pet Deluxe Play Pen | | | | | | | Description: | | The Marshall small animal deluxe playpen gives you a larger easily assembled and safely contained play area anywhere you like. | | | Features: | |
• Over 12-Square feet of play area
• Easy assembly/no tools required
• Check out the Marshall play pen mats
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 68.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 68.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 29.0 inches | | Package Length:
| 30.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 19.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 23.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 9 reviews |
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Your Fuzzies will thank you!Jun 30, 2008
By A. Lee
"Ferretista"
This has been a great pen with a lot of space and very safe. I have owned mine for over a year and it is the only pen that can contain my 3 ferrets. I bought one from a different brand and it only took my ferret Jello 5 minutes to figure out how to escape. This pen will hook up easily and opens easily for cleaning. With all 11 panels hooked up it is large enough for me to sit in and play with my ferrets in, which has been great. It is in my opinion the best set up for ferrets especially for apartment dwellers like myself. I think I had to buy a separate canvas mat to put underneath it which is a must to keep ferrets from digging at carpet/floor. I love this pen and I highly recommend it to all ferret owners that want to keep their ferrets but need a contained environment for them to keep them safe...and to keep their deposits on their apartments :O) This pen is the smartest designed pen I have found on the market. Do not waste your money on any other brand please!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
A life saver!May 28, 2011
By Gone2lunch
I inherited my late sister's ferrets and although I love animals, I wasn't happy with the usual ferret alternatives: keep them caged up, give them the run of a limited area (which I tried but which promptly became a hygiene nightmare) or give them the run of the house and be careful of treading in ferret poop. For readers who are voluntary ferret parents, I completely understand the appeal and I "get" that I was undereducated, unprepared, not particularly enthusiastic and probably ill-informed about ferret care. But even I could see that the largest big-dog cage available wasn't adequate for such active little guys, but giving them unfettered access to any free space meant signing up for intensive poo-cleaning duties. I tried giving them the run of the house but could never find them when it was time to put them back in the spare bathroom where they ran free. I really struggled with the idea of paying $75 for this collection of wire panels, but it really did solve the problem. I set it up in a tiled, air-conditioned sunroom in about 5 minutes flat - it is absolutely foolproof. The brackets connecting the panels are metal and appear very sturdy. There are plastic latches to connect the last 2 panels into a circle and they might be the first pieces that fail, but they are pretty heavy and could in a pinch be replaced with twist ties or wire. The little guys, who could climb onto a 4" bathroom counter, couldn't climb their way out of this contraption. They seemed to feel more free without a top to cage them in and it was easier for me to step in and give them attention. My cats never jumped inside (it's a pretty tall wall to jump or even step into from the ground) but they could nuzzle and bat through the outside, which the ferrets seemed to enjoy. Luckily, a more ferret-aware friend adopted the two little guys but she still found this to be a useful tool in introducing them to her own ferret, since they could interact without being able to attack each other. I've fostered a number of small animals over the years and would give this an enthusiastic thumbs-up for rodents (are ferrets and gerbils rodents? Anyway, for that sort of animal) and even for small dogs. This product is a little like the anchor - so simple it seems incredible that no one has thought of it before or that one would need to pay for it, but so incredibly effective that it's worth it!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Nice Expandable PlaypenFeb 23, 2011
By imsureitsfine
Picked up this playpen for my ferret. I use it as an extension to his cage so that he has room to run around while I am not around. He has never escaped and doesn't seem particularly interested in escaping as it offers a fairly large area for him to do his thing. It unlatches pretty easily and can be expanded by adding more panels. When not in use it folds up pretty neatly as well. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a functional, seemingly ferret proof solution.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Sue, cat & ferret ladyJun 13, 2010
By Cat & Ferret Lady
I needed someway to keep my 2 ferrets in 1 room. Gates made for kids & dogs couldn't be used because they are not high enough or the spaces between the bars are too wide. I tried this & it's perfect. Used as a gate or a playpen, they can't get out no matter how hard they try & they do!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
perfect house for bunnies!!!Jun 07, 2011
By Bey
"Raven"
I looove this. I have it set up in a corner in my living room. I have 2 connected and split down the middle and my 2 bunnies live in it full time. I put there old small cages in the playpens and removed the door so they use it to eat drink and use the litter box but they sleep and excercise in the playpen, They love it there personalities have changed for the better so much since having all this extra room. I love it. Im buying another one for my chinchillas to play and maybe one for my prarie dog to play in! LOVE IT!
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