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Custom made animal housing in the Allgäu
In Immenstadt, located in the beautiful Allgäu region of southern Germany, Otten Pet Cages carried out a comprehensive project for Animal Protection Germany. This multi-day project, carried out by two employees, involved the supply and installation of cat, rabbit and rodent enclosures in an old building. The project was challenging due to the leaning walls of the building, which necessitated a lot of customization and on-site adjustments. The animal enclosures were spread over three floors, with each enclosure being perfectly measured and installed.
Flexible Animal Housing for Different Species
The custom-made animal enclosures in Immenstadt offer optimal space for cats, rabbits and rodents. The rabbit enclosures are equipped with drawers, making maintenance easy. In addition, there are several runs with removable partitions, providing flexibility in the use of the space. This makes it possible to adapt the enclosures to the specific needs of the animals, allowing them to stay both comfortably and safely. The choice of materials such as HPL and aluminum makes the enclosures not only robust but also easy to maintain.
Sustainable and Practical Design
Otten Pet Cages used durable materials, such as HPL and aluminum, on this project, which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also able to withstand the harsh conditions of the Allgäu region. The enclosures are designed to last a long time, which benefits both the animals and the staff. The use of these materials ensures that the animal enclosures can withstand the region's cold winters and humid climate. In addition, the building was refurbished one floor at a time, which made it possible to deliver and install the project in phases.
Conclusion
The project in Immenstadt is an excellent example of how Otten Pet Cages tailors animal enclosures that are both practical and sustainable. The combination of customized solutions, flexible layouts and robust materials provides a safe and comfortable environment for the animals, while allowing staff easy access to the enclosures for maintenance and care.