MidWest Life Stages Dog Crate Replacement Pan 42in

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Product Description

Midwest replacement plastic pan for Midwest Life Stages Ultima 42" Dog Crate.(Sku numbers 101491 and 330123) Measures 41"L x 27-3/8"Ww

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Price : $36.99

Product Details

• Item Weight: 6.5 pounds


• Shipping Weight: 10 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)


• ASIN: B0002NNWDW
  

Product Features

• Replacement pans for your favorite Midwest pet homes


• Make it easy to clean up after your pets in case of accidents


• Made of black composite plastic


• 42"L x 28"W

Price : $36.99

Customer Reviews

My 100-lb. German Shepherd managed to crack the original pan (plastic liner of his metal cage/crate). The MidWest Replacement seems more durable than the original "pan" of a different brand. The Amazon.com price seemed reasonable after I compared prices with several sources of this item. The pan has not suffered any damage but to eliminate that possibility, I cut a piece of corrugaged cardboard slightly smaller than the "pan" to provide a slight cushion between the bottom of the "pan" and the top of the metal wires coming into contact with the pan in the bottom of his cage. Recommend anyone who buys this item to put cardboard underneath the pan to reduce the pressure when one's dog plops down in his/her cage. Bought this item about one year ago already and it is holding up well....It is now February 2009 and the 'pan' is still holding up well with the thick cardboard underneath (You can use part of the shipping box for this item and cut it for use under the 'pan'). I still have the same German Shepherd who loves his cage.

Be sure to do as others have recommended and use part of the box to absorb the space between the pan and the floor of the crate. Sure wish I'd read that advice the first time I replaced the pan.