Driven by the sustained high growth of the global pet economy, construction of specialized pet hospitals, referral clinics and grooming centers has accelerated significantly across North America and Europe. Industry data shows that in the first three quarters of 2026, the number of acoustic projects for global pet medical service venues increased by 34% year-on-year.
Different from human medical facilities, pet diagnosis and treatment venues face dual acoustic challenges. On one hand, noise aggravates animal stress responses and affects recovery effects; on the other hand, owner consultation privacy and venue hygiene standards also put forward clear requirements for acoustic materials. Acoustic performance has gradually changed from an optional configuration to an important consideration in the construction of pet medical venues.
QinSound’s Fabric Series medical-grade fabric wrapped acoustic panels have become mainstream designated products for pet diagnosis and treatment venues. The high-density fiberglass core delivers NRC 0.85–1.0, effectively reducing inter-room sound transmission, reducing animal stress and ensuring owner privacy. The outer layer adopts medical-grade water-resistant and stain-resistant fabric, supporting daily wiping and disinfection, resistant to animal scratches, and meeting the hygiene management requirements of pet venues. All materials meet EN 13501 Class A fire safety standards and ultra-low VOC emission requirements, suitable for enclosed pet service environments.
Industry observers point out that with the continuous improvement of pet service standards, professional acoustic design will become a necessary part of the construction of pet medical and care institutions.
