Cage Door

When should I start weaning my puppies?

Puppies typically begin the weaning process around 3 to 4 weeks of age. This gradual transition continues until they are about 7 to 8 weeks old, by which time they should be fully accustomed to solid food.

How can I ensure the weaning process is stress-free for the puppies?

Maintain a clean and comfortable feeding environment. Be patient and allow the puppies to explore the new food at their own pace. Gradually reducing the mother’s presence during feeding times can also encourage independence.

What are common challenges during weaning, and how can I address them?

Challenges may include puppies being picky eaters or experiencing mild digestive upsets. Offering a variety of high-quality, easily digestible foods and maintaining consistency in feeding times can help overcome these issues.

When is the weaning process complete?

Weaning is typically complete by 7 to 8 weeks of age when puppies are fully transitioned to solid food and no longer rely on their mother’s milk.

This stainless steel wire cage door fits our puppy weaning cages. If you’re looking for a replacement door or an additional door for your pup’s cage, this is the perfect choice for you to make. 

These cage doors are a durable and reliable addition to your pet enclosure. Designed with quality and longevity in mind, our cage doors provide security for your pup and easy access for you as the caretaker. This door is built to withstand daily use and ensures you years of use. 

These stainless steel wire cage doors range in size from 16×17 inches up to 27×28 inches with a size in between. You can find the size you need to fit your puppy’s cage. The wire mesh of this cage door allows for good airflow into your dog’s cage. This will help control odors and the temperature of the cage. 

Get your replacement stainless steel wire cage door today and enjoy the security and functionality that it provides your pup’s home. If you’re interested in a completely new puppy weaning cage, we have you covered as well!