• 🏠 SPACE-SAVING STACKABLE DESIGN: Create an organized indoor kennel area without using unnecessary floor space. The modular design is suitable for multi-dog homes, breeders, groomers and other supervised pet-care environments.
• 🚪 FLEXIBLE THREE-WAY ACCESS: A hinged top and two side doors provide convenient access for feeding, cleaning and helping dogs enter or leave the crate. Always close and secure every opening before leaving a dog unattended.
• 🔒 HEAVY-DUTY STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Built with an alloy-steel frame, reinforced panels and stainless-steel latches for dependable everyday containment. The locking system is designed to reduce accidental opening but does not guarantee that every determined dog will remain contained.
• 🐕 REMOVABLE DIVIDER AND TWO BOWLS: Use the included divider to organize the interior when appropriate or remove it to provide one larger crate area. Two stainless-steel bowls offer convenient access to food and water.
• 🧼 LOCKING WHEELS AND EASY-CLEAN TRAY: Four 360-degree casters simplify repositioning, while wheel locks help keep the crate stationary during use. Raised floor grids and a slide-out leak-resistant tray make routine cleanup more manageable.

Homey Pet 43-Inch Heavy-Duty Stackable Dog Crate

An Organized Indoor Kennel for Multi-Dog Spaces

The Homey Pet 43-inch dog crate combines durable metal construction with practical features for homes and professional pet-care environments. Its stackable format can help use vertical space more efficiently, making it especially useful where several separate kennel areas are required.

The crate measures approximately 43 inches long, 28 inches wide and 29 inches high. The manufacturer recommends it for dogs measuring up to approximately 41 inches in body length and 20 inches in height, with a stated weight range of 25–90 lb. These figures are only general guidelines; the dog’s actual standing and sitting height should always be checked before purchase.

Divider for a More Flexible Interior

A removable divider allows the interior to be configured for different routines. It may be removed to create one open space or installed to form two sections when each compartment provides sufficient room for the intended dog.

Check Each Compartment Before Dividing the Crate

When the divider is installed, each dog must still be able to stand naturally, sit without touching the top, turn around and lie down comfortably. Never divide the crate solely according to weight or breed name.

Convenient Access for Feeding and Cleaning

The crate features two side doors plus a hinged top opening. This arrangement provides several ways to reach the interior during feeding, cleaning, bedding changes and supervised handling.

Secure Latches for Everyday Containment

Automatic-style locks and stainless-steel latches are intended to reduce unintended door opening. Because dogs differ in strength, behaviour and escape motivation, the locks should be inspected before every use.

Introduce the Crate Gradually

Allow the dog to explore the crate using positive reinforcement. Never use confinement as punishment or leave a distressed dog inside for an excessive period. Dogs that chew metal, force doors or show separation-related panic may require a different containment solution and professional behavioural guidance.

Heavy-Duty Alloy-Steel Frame

The reinforced alloy-steel structure is designed for frequent indoor use. Its coated finish helps make the surfaces easier to wipe clean, while screw-secured floor grids are intended to limit movement and metal-on-metal noise.

Raised Grid and Removable Tray

Two removable metal floor-grid sections sit above a slide-out tray. The approximately 0.5-inch grid spacing allows loose hair, food and waste to pass toward the tray, helping separate the dog from debris.

Add an Appropriate Resting Surface

A bare grid may not be suitable for continuous contact with every dog’s paws. Where appropriate, add a correctly sized, non-chewable crate mat or resting board that does not obstruct the doors, divider or tray. Check paws regularly for redness or irritation.

Stackable Design for Breeders and Grooming Areas

Compatible units can be stacked to organize multi-dog spaces more efficiently. This feature may be useful in grooming rooms, breeding facilities and homes where floor space is limited.

Safe Stacking Practices

Place the units on a firm, level surface and assemble them according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Use all supplied connectors and hardware, observe the stated stacking limit and check the structure regularly for movement or loosened fasteners.

Stability Comes Before Space Saving

Lock the casters before placing a dog inside. Never stack incompatible crates, exceed the manufacturer’s permitted configuration or position the unit where a dog can reach cords, curtains, heaters or other hazards.

Locking 360-Degree Wheels

Four swivel casters make it easier to reposition the empty crate for cleaning or room organization. Once the crate reaches its intended location, engage every wheel lock and confirm that the unit does not roll.

Moving the Crate Safely

Remove the dog, bowls and loose accessories before moving the crate unless the manufacturer specifically permits occupied transport. Push slowly across thresholds and uneven surfaces to avoid tipping or sudden movement.

Included Stainless-Steel Bowls

Two stainless-steel bowls provide convenient spaces for water and food. Their raised placement can help keep bowls away from debris collected beneath the floor grid.

Feeding and Hydration

Wash the bowls before first use and after meals. Provide fresh water according to the dog’s needs, and verify that mounted bowls are positioned where the dog can reach them comfortably without becoming trapped against the divider.

Product Specifications

• Brand: Homey Pet
• Model: DG-43-T
• Product type: Heavy-duty stackable indoor dog crate
• Exterior dimensions: 43 × 28 × 29 in
• Product weight: Approximately 60 lb
• Material: Alloy steel
• Main bar gap: Approximately 1.15 in
• Floor-grid spacing: Approximately 0.5 in
• Recommended dog length: Up to approximately 41 in
• Recommended dog height: Up to approximately 20 in
• Stated dog weight range: Approximately 25–90 lb
• Access points: Hinged top and two side doors
• Mobility: Four 360-degree locking casters
• Included components: Removable divider, two stainless-steel bowls, two floor-grid sections and removable tray
• Primary use: Indoor containment and supervised kennel organization
• Assembly: Required

Measuring Guide

How to Check the Fit

Measure the dog from the nose to the base of the tail while standing, then measure from the floor to the top of the head or ears—whichever is higher. Check sitting height as well.

The finished crate should allow the dog to:

• Stand without lowering its head
• Sit without touching the roof
• Turn around comfortably
• Lie on its side naturally
• Reach food and water without obstruction

Weight alone is not a reliable sizing method. A tall, slender dog may require more interior height than a heavier, shorter breed.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Routine Cleaning

1. Remove the dog, bedding, bowls and divider.
2. Slide out the tray and dispose of loose debris.
3. Wash the tray and bowls with warm water and a pet-appropriate mild detergent.
4. Wipe the bars, grid panels, doors and latches with a damp cloth.
5. Rinse away cleaning residue and dry every component thoroughly.
6. Reassemble the crate and confirm that the tray, grids, doors and locks are seated correctly.

Ongoing Hardware Checks

Inspect screws, connectors, welds, latches, divider fittings and caster locks regularly. Stop using the crate if any part is loose, bent, cracked, corroded or sharp.

Important Safety Information

• Choose the crate according to the dog’s actual measurements and behaviour.
• Remove collars, harnesses and leashes before confinement to reduce snagging risk.
• Close and test the top and side-door latches before every use.
• Lock all casters while the crate is occupied.
• Do not rely on terms such as “escape-proof” as an absolute containment guarantee.
• Supervise the dog during the initial introduction period.
• Do not leave a dog confined for excessive periods.
• Keep the crate in a ventilated, temperature-controlled area.
• Do not place the crate near stairs, direct heat, electrical cords or unstable furniture.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when assembling, dividing or stacking units.
• This crate is intended for animal containment and should not be used to transport children or as a climbing structure.