Sausage Dog Box Stylish Dachshund Dog Crate Bed

Introducing the multi-functional Dachshund crate that also works as a sleek side table! Your Sausage will have a cozy spot to unwind, while you can showcase your favorite decor on the spacious top. With wheels for easy mobility, you can move the crate around the house to keep your pup close by (because let's face it, they love to be near their humans!). The crate features steel bars on the windows for ventilation, a raised floor to keep your Daxie dry and comfy, and lockable doors for added security. Rest easy knowing your furry friend is safe and sound in their stylish new crate!  #PamperedPup

- Versatile dog crate that can be used as a side table

- Features five wheels for easy movement

- Provides security and comfort with lockable doors and steel bars for airflow

- Stylish white design with oak-tone tabletop

- Dimensions: 76.5H x 80W x 60Dcm, suitable for medium dogs under 50cm in length and 20kg

- Assembly required

Unable to ship outside of mainland UK or on a next day service due to weight. Shipments will be between 3 - 5 working days.

"Should I use a crate for my puppy?"

Many Dachshunds can struggle with separation anxiety. But sometimes using a dog crate can be a game-changer in supporting your furry friend. By providing a cosy and secure space just for them, you're giving them a little sanctuary to relax in while you're away. It's like their own little den where they can feel safe and snug while you're out running errands or working. Plus, adding their favorite blanket or toy can make it feel even more like home sweet home.

"Does crate rest help with IVDD?"

Sadly 1 out of 4 Dachshunds are estimated to suffer with IVDD. Following injury, Vets usually recommend 'crate rest' for up to 10 weeks to help with the recovery. Whilst we hope you are never in this position, it is always a good idea to ensure your dachshund is content with being in a crate.

Statistics show that after completing crate rest, 85% of Dachshunds diagnosed with IVDD grades 1 to 4 recovered between 75% to 100% of their full function.