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Infra-heated, thermally insulated niches

Insulated and heated niches
for dogs and cats

All our niches are made of PUR sandwich panels, one of the most efficient thermal insulators available on the market today. With a thickness of 30mm, these panels provide your pet with optimal insulation. Indeed, this technology has the property of keeping heat in winter and cool in summer. And for very cold weather, offer your pet one of our insulated and heated kennels thanks to an infrared panel adjustable by thermostat. This product was developed by SINB and is unique in Europe.

PUR foam sandwich panels

Thickness
30 mm

Thermostat setting

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Woody heated version (windproof door and insulating mat included) - With door sill

dog and cat kennels

Unique niches in Europe
for dogs and cats

Our range of insulated and heated kennels was designed and manufactured by the company SINB, designer and manufacturer of dog equipment (kennels, kennels, transport cages, etc.) for over 25 years.

Price from 155 € HT

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Sustainability

The use of top quality materials and careful technical design guarantee the efficiency and durability of our products.

 

Compliance with hygiene standards

Thanks to their sandwich panel design, our dog and cat kennels are easy to clean and meet the standards of the Departmental Directorate for the Protection of the Population

Latest technologies

We pay particular attention to the development of our products in order to offer you durable, solid products that benefit from the best technology.

Large selection of sizes

Available in sizes S to 4XL, our kennels cover all canine morphologies. Among our products, you are sure to find the one that suits the breed.

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Niches Pro Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to leave a dog outside in winter?

It is possible to leave a dog outside in winter, provided that it is provided with suitable shelter and to respect certain essential precautions for his health and well-being.

What you absolutely must plan for:

  1. An isolated niche :
    The dog must be protected from wind, rain, snow, and cold. A well-insulated kennel, such as one made of sandwich panels with insulating foam, is essential.

  2. A raised, waterproof shelter :
    The niche should not be placed directly on the ground to avoid moisture. The floor must be insulated or raised.

  3. Heating if the temperatures are very low :
    For cold regions, a heated niche with an adjustable thermostat is highly recommended.

  4. Unfrozen water and energy food :
    It is necessary to ensure that the water remains liquid and to adapt the supply (richer in winter to produce heat).

  5. A healthy and well-groomed dog :
    Old, sick, very young, or short-haired dogs do not tolerate the cold well. They should stay indoors or have a heated kennel.

La ideal temperature for a dog in a kennel outside in winter depends on several factors (breed, size, coat, age, health), but here are the general principles to know :

Ideal temperature in the niche

  • Between 10 ° C and 15 ° C : this is the recommended thermal comfort range for a dog outdoors.

  • Between 5 ° C and 10 ° C : tolerable for the majority of healthy, well-sheltered dogs.

  • Below 5 ° C : you need additional measures to avoid hypothermia

  • Below 0 ° C : dangerous for many dogs, especially short-haired, old, sick or young ones.

Essential conditions for a winter niche

  1. Isolation (floor, walls, roof): in sandwich panel or other insulating material.

  2. Isolated from the ground : to avoid humidity and rising cold.

  3. No drafts : oriented entrance sheltered from the wind, possibly with a windproof door.

  4. Warm, dry litter : preferably straw or thermal mat (avoid wet blankets).

  5. Suitable size : neither too big (heat loss), nor too small (discomfort). Click on the link to see the dimensions of our niches.

⚠️ Attention

Certain dog breeds are not suitable for sleeping outside in winter :

  • Short-haired dogs (pinscher, boxer, greyhound, etc.)

  • Old, sick, convalescing dogs

  • puppies

Nordic breeds (like husky, malamute, Pyrenean mountain dog) are more resistant, but this does not exempt you from having an insulated and dry shelter.

What you absolutely must plan for:

  1. An isolated niche :
    The dog must be able to protect itself from wind, rain, snow and cold. A well-insulated niche, such as those made of sandwich panels with insulating foam, is essential.

  2. A raised, waterproof shelter :
    The niche should not be placed directly on the floor to avoid moisture. The floor should be protected with a insulating mat, or raised.

  3. Heating if the temperatures are very low :
    For cold regions or for unsuitable breeds, a heated niche with an adjustable thermostat is highly recommended.

  4. Unfrozen water and energy food :
    It is necessary to ensure that the water remains liquid and to adapt the supply (richer in winter to produce heat).

  5. A healthy and well-groomed dog :
    Old, sick, very young, or short-haired dogs do not tolerate the cold well. They should stay indoors or be given a heated niche.

Whether it's a dog living outdoors or a cat with access to the garden, a adapted shelter plays a crucial role in their daily well-being. Too often neglected or poorly designed, this space must nevertheless meet physiological, behavioral and environmental needs very specific.

1. Provide protection from the elements

Whether for a dog or a cat, the shelter must constitute a effective protection against rain, wind, cold or extreme heatThermal insulation, roof sealing and ventilation are essential to maintain a optimal comfort, in all seasons.

2. Create a safe resting place

Dogs and cats need a space where rest away from noise and bustleA well-appointed outdoor shelter allows them to feel safe, manage their rest timesand of preserve their tranquilityIn cats, this reinforces their natural need for control over their territory.

3. Strengthening the sense of territory

The shelter constitutes a personal and reassuring reference point, especially important for cats who are very sensitive to the stability of their environment. In dogs, this helps to channel one's territorial instinct and to encourage a more balanced relationship with one's external environment.

4. Promote emotional balance

A well-designed shelter helps to reduce stress and to avoid behaviors linked to discomfort or insecurity (running away, aggression, meowing, excessive barking, etc.). For both species, it is an important tool for prevention of behavioral disorders.

5. Adapting to seasons and lifestyle

In winter, the shelter must be insulated, dry and protected from the wind. In summer it must be shaded, ventilated and cool. For cats, height and multiple exits can also reinforce the feeling of security. Adapting the shelter to the climatic conditions and the animal's habits is a pledge of health and well-being.

To remember :
Whether it's a dog or a cat, an outdoor shelter is not just an accessory: it's a structure essential to their comfort, their safety and their mental balance. Its design must always take into account the specific needs of the animal's species, size and lifestyle.