Cat In The Cage

I try to buy a cat cage for our two kittens, they are almost mature, and we must find a pet cage for them to stay the night. It must be large enough for their food and litter. I want them to be comfortable with room to sleep and move well. I need suggestions on size. Thank you pour votre aide.

We have led Ohio to Florida with our two adult cats, and the carrier that I found worked perfectly on target! I had been shopping for over a month for a dog cage / crate for approximately 3 'x 2' x 2 ', new or used, but noted that the new were over $ 100 Used Run Craig's List about $ 50. And I was afraid that no matter how I cleaned it would still smell of dog and freak out our cats.

The carrier I bought at Target was only $ 27 by Boots & Barkley. All nylon, and comfortably held two cats, their litter pool, 2 bed areas, toys and small bowls for food and water.

Here is a link to one I bought http://www.target.com/SportPet-Large-Pro ...

Why the hell are you two cats confined to maturity in a cage? You are asking for trouble if you think you can keep them in such close proximity for several hours. The poor end up hating each other and you're bound to get problems toilet. Just give them a piece of their own night with all the things they needed him. It is very cruel to lock them in a cage.

They are special cages for cats who are great, they have two shelves, a solid floor. They measure about 5 feet by 3 feet around. Have two separate doors. These are good because they can jump between the spokes, can choose where they want to ask, and bedding and food fit upstairs. This is what I recommend.

A dog cage very large (like a shepherd dog or could work for kittens and bedding, bed, etc.