Crates

Dog Crates & Cages Cyprus – Shop Online
Looking for a dog crate in Cyprus that’s actually the right fit? Whether you’re crate training a new puppy, need a safe space for car travel, or want a den-like retreat for an anxious adult dog, our dog crate collection covers wire crates, plastic travel crates, soft-sided crates and heavy-duty crates for large and giant breeds. Every crate is chosen for safety (secure locking doors, rounded edges, sturdy frames) and comfort, so your dog has a space that feels like their own.
Crate training is one of the fastest ways to housebreak a puppy and reduce separation anxiety — dogs are naturally den animals, and a properly sized crate becomes a calming, secure space rather than a punishment. We stock crates in every size from small breed puppy crates to XXL crates for Great Danes and Mastiffs, plus foldable travel crates that are easy to store and transport around Cyprus.
How to choose the right dog crate size
Your dog should be able to stand up, turn around and lie down comfortably, but shouldn’t have so much extra space that they can toilet in one corner and sleep in another — this is especially important during puppy crate training. If you’re between two sizes and your dog is still growing, choose a crate with a divider panel so it grows with your puppy.
All orders over €35 ship free across Cyprus (Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, Famagusta), with fast processing and same-week delivery on in-stock crates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size dog crate do I need?Measure your dog’s length (nose to tail base) and height, then add 4-6 inches to each measurement. For growing puppies, choose a crate with a divider panel so you don’t need to buy multiple sizes.
Is crate training cruel for a dog?No — used correctly, a crate is a safe den, not a cage for punishment. Most trainers recommend crate training for puppies and rescue dogs to build confidence and speed up house training.
Can I use a wire crate for car travel?Wire crates work in larger cars if secured properly, but for regular car travel we recommend a dedicated travel crate or a crash-tested carrier, which sits more securely and reduces movement during braking.
How do I stop my dog from whining in the crate?Start with short sessions while you’re home, add a comfortable crate mat and a chew toy, and never let your dog out while whining (wait for a calm moment first). Gradual introduction over 1-2 weeks works best for most dogs.

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