Dog Cage Table

From fancy feeding stations to designer crate furniture, Peyton knows how to ensure comfort to your furry companion without compromising on the aesthetics of your home.

Updated 17/04/2021

A dog cage by itself is unattractive and it can seem reasonably cruel to have your favorite pooch separate from the rest of the family. So what if your dog cage was also a table so the dog could still be involved and it's cage could be doubly useful. We have an attractive collection of dog cage tables and maybe we have one for you.

Buying Guide

Where can I put a dog cage table?

Where you can place your dog cage table depends on the style you select. For small dog breeds, choose a half-size cage table that can double as an end table for your couch. Then your pup never has to feel left out on family movie night, but he won’t be begging for any of the popcorn or obstructing your view. The same idea works for a bedside table if your dog wants to be close to you at night but can’t roam free without close supervision.

If you’re someone who works from home, it can be nice for your dog to spend time with you during the day but have a designated space in your office where he won’t become a distraction. This is an excellent option for large dog breeds because you can incorporate a medium to large cage table in the corner of your home workspace and have it double as storage for your printer, freeing up room on your desk.

How do I clean and sanitize a dog cage table?

If you’re putting a dog cage table in your living room or another communal space in your home, it’s essential to clean it regularly. How you clean your dog cage table depends on how you’ve set up the interior of the cage for your pet and the material of the table. Start by removing any towels or sheets from inside the cage, and shake them out outdoors to remove excess fur.

Use a vacuum cleaner with a small nozzle or a hand vacuum and clean up any fur or debris that’s accumulated inside the cage table. Next, use a soft cloth and dampen it slightly. Wipe down the exterior of the cage table carefully, using the material to remove dust or marks. If you want to sanitize the cage naturally, you can create a solution of water and vinegar to dampen the fabric. For cage tables made of wood, ensure you also dry the table immediately after applying the damp cloth.

How big are dog cage tables?

There’s a dog cage table for every size of dog—from tiny Chihuahuas to large Great Danes. Accordingly, you can find dog cage tables that range from 1-2 feet wide and 2-3 feet long to 5 or 6 feet on either side!

The most usual range tends to be about 2-3 feet long on the short side and 3-4 feet long on the longer side. This means that a dog cage table will be a good size for a generous side table, or a small coffee table or TV stand, depending on the amount of room available in your home or that your size of dog requires.