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It is essential to have proper programs in place designed to protect pets under your care, to protect your facility from damage, and to care for the safety of your employees. So, how do you properly clean and sanitize animal care facilities?

When choosing a disinfectant, there is much more to take into account than whether the product is effective against a particular microorganism. Several of the important factors that should be carefully examined when evaluating a disinfectant product or chemistry have been recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Our animal companions don't enjoy visits to the vet, as anyone who has gone through the stressful endeavor of coaxing their pet through the doors of a clinic can attest. All of our furry and feathered friends have much more sensitive senses of smell than we do and it only takes a few vet visits before the slightest whiff of the veterinarian office makes them want to hide.

Do you understand the unique cleaning requirements of your veterinary clinic? Every day, a large number of dogs, cats, and other animals go through your doors, not to mention their owners. The majority of your facility, along with your veterinarians and vet techs, will see lots of activity throughout the day. You need to keep up with everyday cleaning & disinfecting, and deal with messes as they occur. Here are the key areas to concentrate on when cleaning your veterinary clinic.