Preventing Canine Influenza A
in Veterinary Offices
Canine Influenza A Virus, that is easily
transmitted among dogs.
Although Canine Influenza A doesn’t live long
outside of the body, it can spread easily inside
of Veterinary offices or veterinary care kennels
used for housing ill dogs.
Using the correct EPA registered disinfectant in
Veterinary offices to prevent the spread of
Canine Influenza A in dogs is essential to the
canine patient’s health and recovery.
Chlorine Dioxide is EPA registered for use
against Canine Influenza A Virus in Veterinary
offices, and other animal care facilities.
Killing Canine Parvovirus in
Veterinary Clinics
One of the biggest concerns of dog owners is
Canine Parvovirus, more commonly referred to
as Parvo. A number of puppies and dogs die
or are treated for Canine Parvovirus each year
in Veterinary Clinics in the United States.
A simple and inexpensive vaccine could easily
protect the dog from this deadly disease,
however; many pets go untreated. Once a
puppy or dog with Canine Parvovirus has been
introduced to veterinary clinics, it can turn into
an epidemic. ClO2 (Chlorine Dioxide) is one of
the few EPA-registered hard surface
disinfection products for Canine Parvovirus.
Reducing the Spread of Feline
Calicivirus in Kennels and
Catteries
Feline Calicivirus (FCV) is more common than
many cat owners would think. The main
problem being FCV vaccination does not
always prevent infection, so Feline Calicivirus
remains an issue.
ClO2 is EPA registered for use against the
spread of Feline Calicivirus in kennels and
catteries.
Veterinary Offices,
Clinics & Kennels