Professional Cages for Dogs
When it comes to keeping pets safe and secure in your grooming salon, vet clinic, or kennel, you need cage systems you can rely on. Our selection of professional dog cages and cage banks is built to meet the daily demands of pet professionals — strong, secure and easy to maintain. Whether you’re looking for a single crate or a full-size modular bank, you’ll find a range of sizes and styles to suit your setup. Choose from stainless steel or powder-coated options with smart features like removable floor grates, locking casters, and one-hand latches. We stock trusted brands like Paw Brothers, so you can be confident you’re always receiving the highest quality.
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Professional Pet Cages & Banks FAQs
What is the industry standard for professional dog cages?
Professional kennel cages are typically made from stainless steel or zinc-coated steel for maximum durability and hygiene. High-quality cages will have features like removable floor grates and pans for easy cleaning, plus one-handed latches and safety spacing near locks to prevent injury or escape. Look for cages that meet or exceed Professional Pet Groomers and Stylists Alliance (PPGSA) standards for professional use.
What is a cage bank?
A cage bank is a modular system of kennel cages used in grooming salons, veterinary clinics, and boarding facilities. These stacked or side-by-side cages securely house pets while they wait, dry, or recover. They come in a variety of sizes — including short, half, or full banks — and can be customised with dividers, wheels, and accessories to fit your space.
What makes a dog cage or kennel durable?
Durable grooming cages are made from 20-gauge or thicker steel, with reinforced frames, locking casters, and sturdy latches. Many feature 5-inch steel tubing for extra strength, while Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) plastic floor pans and powder-coated finishes help withstand repeated cleaning and years of daily use.
What’s the best material for a professional cage?
Stainless steel is a top choice for medical-grade cleanliness, but powder-coated finishes also offer excellent grip and a more discreet look in busy salons. These options are long-lasting, easy to maintain, and built to handle moisture and wear.
How do you set up a cage bank?
Start by assembling the cage frame and placing larger cages on the bottom tier, with smaller ones on top. Attach doors, install grates and pans, and customize as needed with dividers, cage connectors, and wheels. Many groomers also add dryer ports or sound-dampening kits for a quieter, more efficient workspace.