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Short description
Multi purpose pens for all pets (both indoor and outdoor). Featuring a step through door with double latch and stabilising brackets for added strength and security.
Product Features and Benefits
Secure, double latch door access
Includes 8 interlocking panels 60cm in width
Includes ground anchors and corner stabilizers
Easy to assemble (No Tools Needed)
Rounded corners protects surfaces, pets and people
Step through door allows access without letting your pet out of the pen
Compatible with Yours Droolly Crates
Folds away easily for storage and travel
Can be used as a portable fence or barrier between rooms
Durable finish for long lasting protection from rust or corrosion
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Craig from
Yours Droolly Dog Exercise Pen 36 InchJust perfect for my 8 month old pup AA+
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Here’s how to protect your dog from Karaka Berry toxicity and the signs of poisoning to watch out for:
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