Single-Compartment Stainless Steel Pet Cage

Overview

A practical veterinary cage format for clear access and project review

For B2B buyers evaluating stainless steel cages and animal housing, this veterinary cage presents a clear single-compartment format for requirements-based animal housing and supervised holding discussions. The supplied product set shows one rectangular cage bay with a silver metal frame, vertical bars, a wire-grid floor, a black tray below the floor, four corner casters, a main front gate, a lower hatch, and a hinged top lid. The product is best presented as a physical housing unit whose fit, access, and handling details can be reviewed before quotation. The listed material identifies 304 stainless-steel cage and frame construction; that scope does not automatically cover every fitting. The ClearSight team can use the information you provide to review the intended animal profile, quantity, destination, and site conditions.

The supplied size and weight values are useful starting points for a sourcing conversation, not a substitute for a project confirmation. Internal dimensions, weight requirements, caster-brake details, cleaning compatibility, packing method, and commercial terms remain items for enquiry. This keeps the page useful for clinics, animal hospitals, distributors, importers, and project buyers while leaving unconfirmed decisions visible for the quotation stage.

Why this veterinary cage format is easy to review

• One visible holding bay makes the physical arrangement straightforward to discuss.
• A front gate, lower hatch, and top lid show the access points that buyers can inspect.
• The wire-grid floor and black tray are visible in the supplied product views.
• Four corner casters support a conversation about placement and service access; brake details require confirmation.

Configuration

One bay with three visible access points

The cage is shown as one undivided rectangular compartment rather than a stacked or banked cabinet. A main wire-bar gate occupies the front, with a smaller integrated lower hatch visible within the front assembly. A hinged wire-bar lid opens from the top. These are three visible access points to the same single bay, not three independent cages or separate front compartments.

This arrangement gives a buyer a concrete basis for reviewing animal fit, door clearance, staff approach, and the space required around the unit. The supplied materials do not state internal dimensions or a maximum animal-weight requirement, so those values should be confirmed against the intended animal profile before a purchase decision. The screenshot lists small animals, cats, and dogs as applicable pets; suitability still depends on the actual animal size, behavior, and confirmed cage fit.

Veterinary Cage Configuration for Planning

• One undivided cage compartment.
• One main front wire-bar gate.
• One integrated lower front hatch.
• One hinged lift-up wire-bar top lid.
• One wire-grid floor with one black tray below it.
• Four visible corner casters; brake configuration is not stated.

Features

Physical details for supervised routines

The product is designed for a buyer who wants to inspect the physical cage system before discussing a project. The visible bars, framed access panels, floor grid, tray, and caster base can all be reviewed from the supplied photographs. The page keeps those observations separate from clinical claims: the cage is not presented as a treatment device, oxygen chamber, temperature-control unit, or outcome guarantee.

304 Stainless-Steel Cage & Frame Construction

The supplied specification identifies 304 stainless steel, while the photos show the silver cage and frame. This wording is deliberately scoped to the cage and frame construction. It does not assert that the black tray, casters, locks, hinges, or every other fitting uses the same grade. Buyers who need a component-level material schedule can request confirmation before ordering.

Access and visibility

The front gate and lower hatch provide visible front access, while the hinged top lid provides a second direction for access review. Vertical bars leave the interior visually open for inspection in the supplied views. Door swing, latch operation, working clearance, and any facility-specific handling procedure should be checked against the final placement plan.

Tray and caster base

A black tray is positioned below the wire-grid floor, and four casters are visible at the corners of the base. These details support practical conversations about tray handling, floor protection, movement, and service access. The supplied materials do not confirm brake type or whether the unit may be moved while occupied; those points belong in the pre-order review.

Specifications

Listed values for early project planning

The values below are transcribed from the supplied specification screenshot. They help a buyer frame an initial enquiry, but the source does not label the length, width, and height order for either size sequence. Confirm the axis order, internal dimensions, animal fit, and final packing method before site-fit or freight sign-off.

No maximum weight, internal size, certification, warranty, packing method, or component-level material schedule is published here because those values were not confirmed for this exact configuration.

Project Support

Requirements-based sourcing with scoped review

A useful enquiry starts with the decisions that affect fit and procurement. Share the intended animal profile, quantity, destination market, available space, required access clearances, and any documentation or packing needs. ClearSight can then route a requirements-based review through its B2B supply process. Any OEM/ODM request remains subject to technical feasibility, commercial review, and confirmation in the quotation; no specific option is treated as included by default.

What to include in your enquiry

• Intended animal types, typical size, and weight requirements.
• Required quantity, destination country or region, and delivery constraints.
• Available room, doorway, aisle, and service-access dimensions.
• Requested external or internal dimensions and any site-fit limitations.
• Packing, labeling, documentation, and inspection requirements.
• Any branding or configuration request that needs a feasibility decision.

A clear three-step enquiry process

1. Share requirements — Send the animal profile, quantity, destination, site limits, and requested configuration.
2. Confirm configuration — Review the cage fit, access geometry, material scope, caster/brake details, axis order, and packing plan.
3. Receive quotation — Receive the confirmed configuration, commercial terms, documentation scope, packing method, and available delivery information.

Request a Project Quote

Send the product description, quantity, destination, intended animal profile, and any site or customization requirements with your enquiry. The supplier can use that information to identify open questions before confirming a quotation. A requirements-based review is more reliable than assuming that a generic size, accessory, or customization option applies to every order.

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Is this a single- or multi-compartment cage?

The supplied product is a single-compartment cage with one undivided holding bay. The front gate, lower hatch, and top lid are access points to that same bay, not separate cage compartments.

Which dimensions are confirmed?

The supplied table lists an overall size of 94 × 60 × 75 cm and a package size of 99 × 18 × 79 cm. It does not identify the length, width, and height order, and it does not supply internal dimensions. Confirm those details before a site-fit or freight decision.

Can the cage be customized?

ClearSight presents OEM/ODM review as part of its broader B2B supplier support. For this exact cage, any requested change to size, material scope, branding, structure, packing, or documentation must be submitted as a requirement and confirmed in the technical and commercial quotation.

Professional Use Notice

Use the cage only under appropriate supervision and according to supplier instructions, facility procedures, and applicable animal-welfare and workplace requirements. Before placement or use, check the gate, lower hatch, top lid, latches, tray, casters, and overall stability. Confirm the intended animal fit, cleaning-agent compatibility, movement procedure, and any local documentation requirements before occupancy or shipment. Do not move the unit while occupied unless that procedure has been specifically approved for the final configuration.