Spatial scale

Activity space: The pet cage should be planned according to the pet's body size to ensure that they can stand, turn back, lie down, and expand freely. For example, the cage height of a small dog or cat should be at least 1.5 times the pet's shoulder height when standing, and the length should be 2 times the body length.

Layered planning: For climbing pets such as hamsters and chinchillas, multiple layers of channels and ladders can be planned, and straight activity spaces can be added.

Ventilation and lighting

Ventilation planning: The cage should be equipped with satisfactory ventilation holes or grids to ensure air circulation and prevent stuffiness and odor accumulation.

Lighting requirements: Avoid direct sunlight, but ensure the intake of natural light or signed lights to meet the pet's biological clock needs.

Temperature and humidity control

Insulation material: The cage material should have insulation properties to prevent extreme temperatures from affecting the health of pets.

Humidity regulation: For pets that are sensitive to humidity (such as reptiles), it is necessary to plan humidity regulation equipment or reserve space for humidification equipment.

Article source: Zhongshan Pet Cage Manufacturerwww.kaningpets.com