• Controlled patient isolation: prevents aggression between animals and destabilizing behaviors during post-operative recovery.
• Protection of dressings: the enclosed structure prevents animals from damaging IV drips, bandages, and medical devices.
• Ease of disinfection: Aisi 304 stainless steel allows for fast and complete cleaning, reducing the risk of bacterial contamination.
• Frictionless mobility: the conductive and braking wheels guarantee rapid and safe movement between departments, maintaining stability during handling.
• Regulatory compliance: the material and construction comply with the regulations in force for veterinary facilities.
• Durability and resistance: stainless steel resists frequent impacts in clinical environments, reducing the need for routine maintenance.

The cage is used in veterinary clinics and small surgeries as a post-operative recovery and medical observation department. It is particularly suitable for the hospitalization of dogs and cats recovering from surgery, specific treatments, or situations requiring temporary isolation.

The veterinary clinical environment requires structures that guarantee controlled separation between patients, protection of dressings, and rapid movement between operating rooms, observation departments, and reception areas. The cage meets these standard operational requirements.

Choosing this cage is the right choice when the veterinary clinic needs a compact, mobile, and hygienically reliable solution for the post-operative hospitalization of small pets. It is ideal for facilities operating with moderate volumes of hospitalizations and requiring frequent movements between environments.

The braking wheels are an essential operational prerequisite when access to recovery departments occurs on flat surfaces (linoleum, tiles) and movement spaces are limited. Aisi 304 stainless steel is mandatory if the clinic follows strict hygiene and biosafety protocols, or if the animals have medical histories requiring the elimination of specific pathogens.

Compared to cages made of alternative materials, this structure guarantees greater longevity and reliability in repeated cleaning cycles with high pressure or aggressive chemical disinfectants.

What is the difference between this cage and those made of carbon steel?

Aisi 304 stainless steel does not rust and does not corrode in contact with disinfectants, moisture, and biological fluids. Carbon steel, on the contrary, requires surface protections that degrade over time, especially in clinical environments with a high frequency of disinfection. Stainless steel guarantees a longer useful life and no release of particles in a sterile environment.

Are the braking wheels sufficient to prevent involuntary movements?

The 2 braking wheels (out of a total of 4 conductive wheels) immobilize the cage when they are engaged. For total stability during medical procedures, it is advisable to lock both braking wheels simultaneously and check the position on a flat surface.

Is the cage compliant with international veterinary regulations?

Yes. Aisi 304 stainless steel and the construction comply with common regulations in force regarding veterinary facilities. However, for specific certifications according to national or international standards (ISO, EN), please consult the supplier’s full technical documentation.

Can I disinfect the cage with high-pressure water?

Yes. Aisi 304 stainless steel resists high-pressure jets. It is advisable to avoid extremely high temperatures (>80°C for prolonged periods) and to dry completely after cleaning to maintain the aesthetic integrity of the surfaces.

Is the 2-place capacity sufficient for a small clinic?

It depends on the average volume of daily hospitalizations and the availability of space. For clinics managing 3 or more simultaneous hospitalizations, it is advisable to have more units. The compact size (W.60.5 cm) allows for stacking more cages vertically if space is limited.