Pet Boarding, Daycare Hotel Design & Construction

Dogs need enough room to run around and hang out with other dogs. When designing the dog boarding shop interior, think about using playpens that you can rearrange for different dog sizes. Cages need to be big enough, about 1.5 times the dog’s length, so they can stand, turn, and lie down without a problem. Put in feeding stations with steel bowls that are easy to clean, and raised beds so the dogs aren’t sleeping on the cold floor. If some dogs with tons of energy, put some fun stuff like small jumps and tunnels in their play area.

Cats love to be up high, have their own space, and chill where they can see everything. Cat hotels should have stuff like climbing trees and little hiding spots so the cats don’t get stressed out. The rooms (they’re sometimes called cat villas) are stacked to save space. Each pet boarding shop has beds, a place to do their business, and a shelf to sit on. Instead of scratching posts on the floor, they’re on the walls to save room.

For pet daycare hotel, we make powder-coated steel playpens that are easy to put together; staff can change the layout in just 5 minutes thanks to the quick-connect joints. We also build custom stainless steel tables so groomers of any height can work on pets of all sizes. For cats, we have climbing structures that can be mounted on the wall or stand alone, made from solid pine and sisal rope. These are made to fit your space. We also build custom cabinets, perfect for storing food and cleaning stuff. The cashier counter works as a front desk and checkout.