• Protection and safety: robust stainless steel structure ensures stability during hospitalization, reducing the risk of accidents and patient escape.
• Configurability: removable dividers allow spaces to be adapted to the patient’s size and clinical needs, optimizing hospitalization management.
• Hygiene and ease of cleaning: AISI 304 stainless steel and non-toxic PVC resist disinfectants and frequent sanitization procedures in veterinary environments.
• Operational efficiency: removable divider guides reduce patient positioning and repositioning times, simplifying clinical work.
• Biocompatibility: non-toxic PVC excludes the risk of allergic or toxic reactions in patients during hospitalization.
• Space utilization: 4 units in a compact footprint (121 × 72 × 190 cm) maximizes hospitalization capacity with limited space occupancy.

The cage is intended for veterinary clinics and animal hospitalization facilities requiring reliable solutions for pre and post-operative recovery. It is particularly suitable for contexts where short/medium-term hospitalization requires modular and easily sanitizable spaces.

It finds application in surgery departments, post-anesthesia recovery rooms, hospitalization areas for patients under observation, and veterinary boarding facilities where it is necessary to isolate or group patients according to clinical protocol.

The 4-unit configuration makes it suitable for both small practices and clinics with moderate-to-high hospitalization volumes.

Choose this cage when you need to ensure safe and hygienically controlled hospitalization, with the need to manage patients of different sizes and varying isolation requirements. It is the correct choice if, operating in a veterinary clinic, you need a robust solution that does not require extraordinary maintenance and is quickly sanitizable between patients.

It is an operational prerequisite to have space in the clinic for the total dimensions (W. 121 × D. 72 × H. 190 cm) and access to disinfectants compatible with stainless steel and PVC. The cage is recommended if you are looking for a long-lasting investment, avoiding frequent replacements due to wear or biological contamination.

It is not the ideal solution if you need long-term hospitalization for patients with complex ethological needs or if the environment does not allow for frequent sanitization operations.

What difference is there between this cage and a standard painted iron cage?

This cage uses AISI 304 stainless steel for the frame, which does not rust nor deteriorate with acidic or alkaline disinfectants frequently used in veterinary clinics. A painted iron cage requires periodic maintenance and the paint wears off over time, compromising hygiene. Stainless steel guarantees superior durability and zero risks of rust contamination in the patient’s tissues.

Are the PVC dividers safe for the animal?

Yes, the dividers are made of non-toxic PVC, therefore free of harmful chemical substances that could be ingested or cause allergic reactions. This material is certified for contact with living organisms and widely used in medical and veterinary fields.

Is it possible to clean the cage with standard disinfectants?

Yes, both AISI 304 stainless steel and non-toxic PVC tolerate veterinary disinfectants very well, including acidic, alkaline, and hypochlorite-based products. It is not necessary to use specialized solutions. It is however recommended to check the disinfectant instructions for dosages and contact times.

How much recovery capacity does this cage actually offer?

The cage is stated to have 4 units. By using both dividers, you have 4 separate sections. You can also remove them to have 2 sections (lower and upper) or use the space as a single unit. The configuration depends on the weight and dimensions of the patients and your clinical needs.

Which regulations and certifications concern this product?

AISI 304 stainless steel complies with international standards for medical and veterinary equipment (ISO 5832-1). Non-toxic PVC meets non-toxicity requirements for contact with living organisms. The product, as veterinary clinical furniture, must comply with national structural safety and hygiene regulations according to local legislation regarding clinical practice.

What are the available customization options?

The standard configuration is the one described (4 units, dimensions W. 121 × D. 72 × H. 190 cm). For variations in dimensions, number of units, additional materials, or custom configurations, it is necessary to contact the manufacturer to verify feasibility and lead times.