The Run Dual-Swivel Feeder is designed to help animal care teams feed and water animals more efficiently while reducing the need to open the housing gate. This can be especially helpful in busy veterinary, shelter, boarding, or animal care environments where speed, safety, and workflow matter. By allowing food and water access from the front of the unit, the feeder helps staff complete daily care tasks faster while minimizing unnecessary animal handling.

The Standard Gate provides a durable, professional gate option for cat housing and animal care environments that need long-term performance. Built with anodized aluminum, a strong frame, and rod construction designed to withstand daily use, this gate supports both durability and easy maintenance. Its removable hinging system also helps simplify cleaning, making it a practical option for facilities that prioritize sanitation and dependable daily operation.

The Combination Gate gives facilities a flexible gate option for cat housing configurations that need both visibility and secure containment. This style is ideal for animal care spaces where staff need to monitor cats easily while still maintaining a strong, professional housing system. It can support a cleaner, more open appearance while helping facilities balance access, airflow, security, and animal comfort.

The Clear Acrylic Door with Porthole gives cats visibility while also supporting a more comfortable, enclosed housing environment. The clear door allows staff to observe the animal without disturbing it, while the porthole feature can support movement, interaction, or flexible housing design depending on the configuration. This option is especially useful for facilities that want to improve monitoring, enrichment, and the overall appearance of their cat housing areas.

The Run or Cage Locking Kit adds an extra level of security to cat housing, cage units, or animal holding areas where controlled access is important. For veterinary hospitals, shelters, boarding facilities, and animal care teams, secure locking hardware helps protect animals, staff, and facility operations. This accessory is especially valuable in high-traffic environments or spaces where multiple team members interact with housing throughout the day.

Vinyl Mats provide an added comfort and surface protection option for cat housing and animal care units. They can help create a more comfortable resting area while also supporting easier cleaning and daily maintenance. For facilities focused on animal comfort, sanitation, and long-term housing performance, vinyl mats are a simple add-on that can improve both the cat’s experience and the staff’s workflow.

Heated Floors are a comfort-focused option for cat housing environments where warmth, recovery support, and animal comfort are priorities. This feature can be especially useful in veterinary hospitals, post-procedure areas, boarding facilities, and shelters caring for kittens, senior cats, or animals that benefit from a warmer resting surface. Heated floors help create a more soothing housing experience while supporting a higher standard of care.

The New Polypropylene Floor Rack is an accessory option designed to support cleaner, more practical housing conditions. Polypropylene is a durable material choice for animal care environments, making this type of floor rack useful for facilities that need equipment that can stand up to daily use and regular cleaning. It can help improve the function of housing spaces while supporting sanitation and animal comfort.

Feeder Bowls are an essential accessory for cat housing and animal care environments that need dependable food and water solutions. Proper bowl placement and configuration can help simplify daily feeding routines, support cleaner housing areas, and make staff workflows more efficient. For veterinary hospitals, shelters, boarding facilities, and grooming environments, feeder bowls are a practical part of a complete cat housing setup.

The Removable Partition gives facilities more flexibility in how they configure cat housing spaces. It allows housing areas to be adjusted based on changing needs, such as separating animals, opening space for larger housing, or accommodating different care situations. This is especially valuable for shelters, boarding facilities, and veterinary environments that need adaptable housing for individual cats, bonded pairs, or changing occupancy demands.