As the most developed pet consumption country in the world, the quality of pet products in the United States has always been excellent, and the same is true for cages. Midwest is the No. 1 selling pet enclosure brand in the United States, with a history of nearly 100 years, with more than 8,000 physical stores selling Midwest's products in stores around the world, as well as covering 117 large online e-commerce channels.
 
SGS is the world's largest and most experienced third-party quality inspection agency, and BV is also a world-renowned notary public. Midwest's products have been tested by SGS and BV to ensure quality and safety. Midwest cage wire rod is made of low carbon steel Q195, and the process is mostly coated with electrophoretic paint, and some are galvanized, electroplating and powder coating. Electrophoretic coating uses an external electric field to make the pigments, resins and other particles sprayed in the electrophoresis solution migrate directionally and are deposited on the surface of steel. Electrophoretic coating is easier to cover depressions, inner walls, welds and other parts than powder coating, and the paint film thickness is uniform and the adhesion is good, so the paint peeling phenomenon in Midwest is relatively rare. The color of Midwest's cages is mostly black, which is also due to the complexity of the electrophoretic coating equipment, which cannot change the color during the painting process.
 
Midwest has a wide range of products and sizes, from cages for small dogs like Teddy to cages for large dogs like Great Danes. The contour series comes with two doors, each with triple protection, including a latch, and the need to pull the door horizontally and vertically to open, which can effectively prevent the dog from "jailbreaking". The Select series has a thicker wire diameter for more bite resistance, making it suitable for dogs with strong bite force, and it uses a more corrosion-resistant powder for use in wet areas. The Solutions range has the most space and caters to the needs of large dogs. Priced at $42 or more, the Icrate series is an affordable series that is suitable for owners who are not on a high budget.
 
The product range mentioned above is based on a single-layer folding cage, which allows you to easily assemble a cage in a few minutes, and it is also very convenient to store, if you are buying a cage for a short period of illness, neutering or quarantine of a new pet, then Midwest is very suitable. Not only can the Midwest cage be folded as a whole, but the included bottom net and tray can also be removed freely for easy cleaning. However, the bottom mesh is made of wire, which is not very comfortable for pets, and may also cause intertophyllitis, affect development, etc., so it is recommended to lay a mat for use. In terms of movement, Midwest is not as convenient as Alice, and the cage casters are rubber scratch-resistant wheels that only support one-way movement, making them suitable for use on slippery floors.
 
Most of Midwest's cages sell for between $70-$200. In addition, Midwest also has a fence product, which also has a folding design, and the eight-piece design makes its interior space more spacious and sells for $45-$75. At present, Midwest has agents in China, and some offline pet supply stores can buy Midwest products and provide a one-year warranty.