• Quick and effective cleaning: The stainless steel finish allows for fast sanitization and maintenance of the hygienic standards required by veterinary regulations.
• Space configurability: The removable dividers allow the cage to be adapted for the hospitalization of a large animal or two patients simultaneously, maximizing the use of the structure.
• Reduction of animal stress: Acoustic insulation attenuates external noise and thermal insulation maintains a constant temperature, determining factors for well-being during hospitalization.
• Multi-size capacity: The large dimensions (122x72x60 cm) accommodate animals of different sizes, from small rodents to medium-large dogs, with one or more individuals depending on the configuration.
• Strength and longevity: Stainless steel guarantees extraordinary durability even in environments with high frequency of use, reducing replacement costs in the medium-to-long term.

The cage is ideal for veterinary clinics that manage multiple hospitalizations and need organizational flexibility. It fits perfectly in shelters and animal reception facilities where efficient space management is a priority. It is particularly useful in specialized surgeries where patient comfort during prolonged stays is fundamental. The stainless steel construction also makes it suitable for environments with high sterilization and sanitization protocols, common in high-end hospitalization facilities or veterinary intensive care units.

This cage represents the right choice when your veterinary facility needs to manage variable hospitalizations without compromising on hygiene and comfort. Choose it if the priority is to maintain high hygienic standards with reduced cleaning times, a critical aspect in clinics with a high turnover of patients. It is the suitable solution when space is limited but the variety of animal sizes is wide, thanks to the configurability of the dividers. An essential operational prerequisite is to have adequate electrical power sources for temperature management (in the case of integrated heating systems). Choose it also when comparing alternatives: galvanized metal cages lose cleaning efficiency over time; plastic cages do not guarantee the same durability; non-integrated modular solutions offer less structural rigidity.

How many animals can it accommodate simultaneously?

The cage can accommodate up to two separate animals using the removable dividers, or a single larger animal configured without dividers. The choice depends on the specific size of the guests and the needs for hygienic isolation between patients.

What is the difference compared to galvanized metal cages?

Stainless steel offers superior resistance to corrosion and ease of sanitization without surface degradation over time. Galvanized metal, although cheaper, shows a loss of aesthetic and hygienic efficiency after repeated cycles of intensive cleaning. Stainless steel guarantees constant performance for 10-15 years of intensive professional use.

How are the dividers removed?

The dividers are designed to be removed simply, without the use of tools. They can be extracted manually to configure the cage according to current needs, facilitating both space adaptation and complete cleaning operations.

Which veterinary standards does this cage comply with?

The cage complies with the hygienic-sanitary regulations required for professional veterinary facilities, built in stainless steel certified for food contact (AISI 304). The finish is compatible with steam sterilization protocols and standard chemical disinfectants used in veterinary clinics.

Does the thermal insulation maintain the temperature without external aids?

Thermal insulation contributes to maintaining thermal stability by reducing dispersion, but professional veterinary facilities still provide for environmental heating/air conditioning systems integrated into the clinic structure to ensure optimal conditions.

What level of noise reduction does the insulation provide?

Acoustic insulation significantly reduces the transmission of external noise to the compartment, creating a quieter environment for the animals. The specific reduction depends on the configuration of the structure, but it is sufficient to minimize stress due to traffic noise, other adjacent cages or clinical activities.