veterinary pet cage
PLVC-004 Pet Hospital Infrared Therapy Cage
304 stainless steel inpatient cage with an oxygen chamber and infrared thermostatic therapy system for veterinary hospitals.
HOSPITAL SOLUTIONS
Veterinary Hospitalization Area Equipment
Hospitalized patients stay the longest and need the most handling. Sinowise builds modular stainless steel cage banks around your actual patient mix, measured wall run and infection-control requirements.
CAGE BANKS
Modular Veterinary Cages
Mobile and fixed cage banks in 304 stainless steel, with rounded interior corners, mixed compartment sizes and optional utility panels for oxygen and monitoring equipment.
Custom widths and mixed-size banks are available to fit your measured wall run.
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PLVC-005 Stainless Steel Pet Cage
A mobile multi-compartment 304 stainless steel pet cage for flexible veterinary inpatient accommodation.
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PLVC-006 Stainless Steel Luxury Cat Cage
A two-tier luxury cat cage made of 304 stainless steel. Each level provides separate eating, leisure and sanitation areas with high-strength acrylic slide panels. Dimensions: 1000 × 700 × 1700 mm.
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PLVC-009 Stainless Steel Luxury Cat Cage
A wide luxury cat cage made of 304 stainless steel. Each level provides separate eating, leisure and sanitation areas with high-strength acrylic slide panels. Dimensions: 1500 × 600 × 1700 mm.
veterinary pet cage
PLVC-008 Stainless Steel Luxury Cat Cage
A three-tier luxury cat cage made of 304 stainless steel. Each level provides separate eating, leisure and sanitation areas with high-strength acrylic slide panels. Dimensions: 1000 × 600 × 1800 mm.
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PLVC-007 Stainless Steel Luxury Cat Cage
A mobile luxury cat cage made of 304 stainless steel with fully rounded interior corners for easier cleaning. Dimensions: 1220 × 700 × 1570 mm.
ROOM PLANNING
Designing a Hospitalization Room
Cage bank layout follows from three things: the patient mix you actually treat, the usable wall run, and the workflow around feeding, medicating and cleaning. Getting the order wrong leaves awkward filler panels and wasted aisle space.
Size to the patient mix
A realistic split of small, medium and large compartments is usually more useful than a uniform run of identical cages.
Keep isolation separate
Where a dedicated isolation room is not possible, reserve a physically separated bank and use dedicated cleaning equipment for it.
Plan ventilation early
Ducting often runs above the cage bank and reduces usable height, so confirm services before finalising dimensions.