Do you need to confine your pet in a room rather than a crate? Sometimes it is necessary to hold the pet in an area to keep him or her from bothering company or repairmen. You can use a baby gate to block a door, but that does not always work for every area, especially if the entrance is larger than the 36 or 42 inches that most expandable gates provide. Now there is a product that can easily close larger room entrances - the Freestanding Pet Gate.

The Freestanding Pet Gate is attractive enough to leave up. It is made with a wood frame and metal bars, not plastic. The large gate extends from 40 inches to 72 inches. The smaller size extends from 27 inches to 40 inches wide. The gate is heavy weighing in at 17 lbs - so it’s tough for a small dog to move. The extended legs prevent your larger pet from knocking it over too. There is no installation required. You simply set it down in front of a doorway or entrance. Your pet can see the action, but will not be part of it.

Freestanding Extra Wide Pet Gate

Posted by Barbara.