I'm considering building a whelping house for my dogs and the flooring solution needs to offer easy clean up and be bullet proof durable.
Think crap, piss, afterbirth, blood and vomit from one wall to the other, plus all the clawing and chewing a confined dog can do.
One option is ceramic with a splash up the wall, but I perfer something that wasn't inherently so cold. Latched on, nursing puppies get drug out of the whelping box and chill quickly.
I have seen continous vinyl floor used in hospital hallways that ran up the wall several inches on either side with radiused corners. Is the flooring made this way or is it laid against a form built into the wall?
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