Stainless Steel Dog Cage

Plan canine housing around care, access, and room operation

A dog cage becomes part of the research environment, not simply a place to hold an animal. Housing choice influences observation, staff access, cleaning, feeding, watering, transfer, and the consistency of daily care. This stainless steel family gives investigators and facility teams a single comparison point for light and heavy dual-level configurations, so the physical enclosure can be reviewed alongside the approved animal-care plan and the way the room will operate.

The light configuration measures 820 × 1100 × 2100 mm, while the heavy configuration measures 900 × 1000 × 2100 mm. Both use a dual-level arrangement with two stacked independent units and documented 304 stainless steel construction. Those differences affect room footprint, aisle clearance, reach, delivery access, and the amount of working space available in front of each unit. The heavier configuration should not be selected from its name alone; compare the actual geometry with the intended animals, husbandry schedule, and building constraints.

For research use, consistent access matters. Teams should map how animals are observed, moved, fed, watered, and handled during routine care and study procedures. Door and divider design, floor construction, waste collection, and service interfaces can change that workflow even when overall dimensions appear similar. These details are therefore confirmed during quote review rather than inferred from a catalog image.

Sanitation planning should cover the sequence from occupied housing to cleaned and ready housing. Define where waste is removed, which surfaces are accessed, how tools and carts move through the room, and how clean and used equipment remain separated. Stainless steel provides a durable platform for the facility program, while the validated cleaning method remains an institutional decision.

Share the canine size range, housing plan, room drawing, delivery route, staff-access needs, cleaning procedure, and required interfaces with ConductScience. The quote will identify the selected geometry and the supplied cage components, then clarify placement and service responsibilities. This keeps the purchase tied to scientific consistency, animal welfare, and workable daily care.