• Reduction of animal stress: The controlled environment and dedicated dimensions minimize anxiety during hospitalization, facilitating post-operative recovery.
• Efficient management of multiple patients: The capacity of up to 9 animals allows for optimizing space in the clinic and managing variable hospitalization loads with a single structure.
• Operational modularity: Removable dividers allow for quickly adapting the box to different needs: single isolation, double sections, or a single area, without complex reconfigurations.
• Access security: Dedicated small doors prevent accidental openings and escapes, allowing precise control during care administration operations.
• Controlled electromagnetic staticity: Conductive wheels protect sensitive medical equipment and animals from unwanted electrical discharges during transfers.
• Ease of mobility: The wheel system with brakes allows for smooth movements within the clinical facility while maintaining stability during procedures.

The cat hospitalization box is the standard solution in veterinary clinics and practices specialized in felines where it is necessary to host short or medium-term hospitalized animals. It is particularly suitable for facilities that manage surgical post-operatives, pathology hospitalizations and precautionary isolations.

The structure meets the needs of veterinary intensive therapy departments and specialized recovery centers, where controlled isolation and modularity are frequent operational requirements. It is also used in the context of cat colonies managed by professional facilities that require temporary hospitalizations with clinical standards.

Choose this box when you need to simultaneously host multiple hospitalized cats with a single structure with a flexible configuration. It is the correct solution if the practice needs quick adaptations between single and compartmentalized hospitalizations without expensive reconfigurations.

It is particularly suitable if your clinic has limited space and needs to maximize hospitalization capacity while maintaining isolation when required. The main operational prerequisite is the availability of vertical space (height 216.5 cm) and easy access to the wheels for mobility within the clinical premises.

Prefer this solution over traditional single cages when investing in a centralized modular structure is more efficient than fragmented equipment, especially in clinics with variable hospitalization flows.

What is the difference between using the box with full dividers compared to the single open area?

With the dividers inserted, each section becomes a separate compartment with controlled access via a dedicated small door, ideal for isolation or managing animals with incompatibilities. By removing the dividers, the lower and upper sections unify into a single large area, useful for hospitalizations in advanced recovery stages where the animal needs controlled movement and supervision. The holes on the dividers always allow visual and olfactory interaction even in a compartmentalized configuration.

Does the box comply with veterinary and animal welfare regulations?

The box is built with non-toxic materials (PVC) and is designed according to the principles of stress reduction in feline hospitalization. Dimensions and the ventilation system are consistent with clinical guidelines for feline hospitalizations, however, it is the responsibility of the facility to verify compliance with local regulations and specific directives of its jurisdiction regarding animal welfare during hospitalization.

How many cats can I host if I use the box completely subdivided?

The maximum capacity is 9 animals when the box is configured with all dividers inserted. Each section becomes an independent space. If you prefer to host cats in fewer compartments to offer more individual space, the configuration is completely customizable by removing some dividers.

Are the wheels suitable for clinic floors with sensitive equipment?

Yes, the wheels are specifically conductive for electromagnetic staticity. This makes them compatible with environments containing sensitive medical instruments, as they dissipate static charges without generating harmful electric fields. The 2 braking wheels guarantee further safety during procedures.

Can I remove the dividers permanently to adapt the box for other uses?

Yes, the dividers are completely removable and the guide system remains in position. Once removed, the box becomes a single vertical structure without compartmentalization. You can reinsert them at any time according to the clinical needs of the moment, without risks of structural damage.

What are the useful spaces of each compartment with dividers inserted?

Since the box has total dimensions of L181.5 × D72 × H216.5 cm and hosts up to 9 animals, the space per compartment varies based on the number of dividers used. This modularity allows for adapting the configuration to specific needs: larger compartments for animals in critical phases, smaller for precautionary isolation.