In a veterinary or boarding setting, noise isn’t just an annoyance—it’s a clinical concern. Barking, clanging, and cage rattling can significantly elevate stress levels in animals, interfere with recovery, and…
Choosing a boarding facility can be challenging. Every responsible pet owner wants their pets to be well taken care of and have a positive and enriching experience. Your boarding facility…
When deciding which animal cages are best for your facility, consider two key factors: durability and ease of cleaning and sanitizing. The most durable material for animal cages possesses both…
Maintaining clean kennels in a veterinary setting is critical for promoting optimal hygiene, ensuring the health of animals, and creating a professional impression for clients. A consistent cleaning regimen minimizes…
Veterinary clinics require more than just exam tables and medical equipment—they need reliable, safe spaces for pets, especially when they’re boarding or recovering from treatments. High-quality dog kennels are essential…
Investing in high-quality, durable equipment is one of the smartest financial decisions a veterinary practice can make. While initial costs for premium equipment like durable kennels might seem steep, the…
At first thought, many pet lovers may not be favorable to the idea of keeping animals in cages or other confined spaces. However, if used properly, a kennel can be…
A quality outdoor dog kennel for your breeding or boarding business should be a safe, clean, and comfortable while also making your job easier. Here’s what to put in your…
New breeders should begin by designing and building a kennel to fit the needs of the particular dog they are breeding—from puppy to adult. A breeder should also consider how…
Kennel cough, sometimes referred to as canine infectious respiratory disease, is an upper respiratory condition that can quickly spread between dogs, cats, and other small animals in the same vicinity—hence…