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Dog Days Daycare

Our Family
Our History
Facility
Hours
Employment
Testimonials
Good Stuff To Know
Blog
Daycare
Sleepovers
Grooming
Training
Wedding Services
So How Do I Get Started?
Importance of Socialization
Requirements
Meet the Groomer
Pricing and Services
Spa Days
Policies
A Word About Kennel Dryers
Tour The Barker Shop
Meet the Trainer
Pricing
Calendar
Rates
FAQ's
Peace of Mind Program
Owner Agreement
Brochure
Grooming Intake Form
Daycare/Boarding Intake Form
Training Intake Form
Directions
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 Here you can see the blower motor (left) removed from our kennel dryer. You can also see the heating element completely removed (right). The element bolts to the inside of the blower motor via the three holes on the mounting plate.

Heating Element

 Here you can see the blower motor (left) removed from our kennel dryer. You can also see the heating element completely removed (right). The element bolts to the inside of the blower motor via the three holes on the mounting plate.

Here you can see the blower motor (left) removed from our kennel dryer. You can also see the heating element completely removed (right). The element bolts to the inside of the blower motor via the three holes on the mounting plate.

 Close up of the heating element. If excess fur and dander were allowed to accumulate over time on top of it, you can clearly see how easy a fire may be started. This is why we opted to completely remove ours.

Close up of the heating element. If excess fur and dander were allowed to accumulate over time on top of it, you can clearly see how easy a fire may be started. This is why we opted to completely remove ours.

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 Here you can see the blower motor (left) removed from our kennel dryer. You can also see the heating element completely removed (right). The element bolts to the inside of the blower motor via the three holes on the mounting plate.
 Close up of the heating element. If excess fur and dander were allowed to accumulate over time on top of it, you can clearly see how easy a fire may be started. This is why we opted to completely remove ours.
 

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281 Roycefield Rd, Hillsborough, NJ, 08844

908-431-0100

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