Veterinary cage dryer

Since the early ’60’s the Snyder Dryer has provided groomers and bathers a safe hands-free method of drying animals. Gently heated air recirculates around and under the freshly bathed dogs or cats while they relax. Meanwhile the groomer can be working on another pet. The cage dryer concept saves labor compared to hand drying, and is appropriate for most types of coats and cuts. Temperature control adds a safety factor far beyond other hands-off drying setups. The air temperature is regulated and uniform within the compartment - there are no hot spots. Furthermore, the operator judges what temperature is appropriate for the animal inside, and sets the exact temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Setting "fan only" dries without any heat at all. The unit can be set to count down and turn itself off. The animals inside then wait to be checked for dryness by the groomer. The materials and construction used in a cage dryer are critical to its longevity. The animal compartment must be able to withstand constant moisture. The Snyder Dryer is high pressure laminate lined with resin-poured seams and face. This results in hard polyester corners and edges; everything is smooth and rounded for easy cleaning. The underside of the unit is covered with laminate and wood/plastic composite to withstand moisture from below. The interior does not rely on factory applied coating that may break down over time. The laminate lining is extremely durable and moisture-proof.