Streamline device designed to quickly and easily park a pet. No protruding bars or hooks!
Adopted by Pet Professionals, cafes, retailers, councils and more, including:
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How it works?
The Pet Parking device protrudes only 17mm from any given surface. The body of the device houses a stainless-steel latch which is custom designed to tether the eye of a pet leash.
The latch swings off a stainless-steel round bar which triggers it swing out against any given pressure applied from the leash. This ensures a tethered pet is secured and cannot become detached.
When the device is not in use the latch naturally sits in the recess creating a slim line device with no dangerous bars or hooks.
What clients say:
"We have used pet parking in our 26 clinics over the past 8 years. I love the design, particularly how they sit flat on the wall and provide quick and easy tethering of customer animals (as opposed to the silly pig tail ones that stick out 6 inches off the wall and catch on everything).
They are also really easy to mount. Make sure they are mounted into secure studs rather than directly into plaster via ‘wall mates’ or they will pull out.
Customer service and speed of delivery after online ordering has also been awesome, thanks all at pet parking! "
Rod S - Pet Stock Vets
"Pet Parkers are neat little devices. They look tidy on a building and allow our customers to safely park a pet single handed. With arms full of laundry, this feature was imperative. Being so easy to hook a lead on, you would expect your pet houdini to easily get off, but after having pet parking installed for close to 3 years across 4 stores, all we have had is praise from our customers."
Constance Bernard,
Founder of Soap Bar Launderettes and Cafes
"We should have done this ages ago. Customer response has been amazing!"
Martyn D, Montague Vets
"Pet Parking has been a fantastic addition to our Care Centre. We use the pet parking for many reasons, but mostly to park a pooch who is next in line for a bath/hair cut in our grooming room, then to also park them once they are finished and waiting for their owners to collect them. We find this is also fantastic so customers walking through the store can view these dogs before and after our grooming service
At times if we have adopted most of our dogs over busy weekends and only have 1-2 dogs left in the centre, we will bring these dogs out to sit with us around the counter area to keep them company. By doing this we have also found we are giving the dog an even greater chance of being adopted as people can see the dog closer up and interact with them a lot easier."
Steph , RSPCA NSW Care Centre
