Disinfection of pet veterinary clinics

With the increase in the number of people who are interested in keeping pets, the number of animal treatment centers is also increasing. Veterinary clinics should be a complete treatment center with facilities such as visiting rooms, surgery, physiotherapy, orthopedist, grooming room and pensions. In these centres rooms should be separated according to veterinary health principles in order to reduce the possibility of the transmission of diseases from pets to humans and other animals as much as possible. On the other hand, due to the transmission of many infections through the skin (open or closed), all equipment related to animals, including visiting tables, forceps, etc., all surfaces (floors and walls), all rooms, even reception and waiting rooms disinfect properly with appropriate materials.
Disinfecting should begin with the physical removal of organic matter including feces, urine, blood, oral secretions, and other grease stains and contamination. In the second step, the surface or the desired environment should be thoroughly washed with soap or a general cleaner and then dried. Finally, use a suitable disinfectant solution to eliminate germs, bacteria, pathogens and other possible contaminants to clean the environment.

In general, the transmission of infectious diseases in animals depends on several factors:

 cleaning with repetition and appropriate use of appropriate disinfectants, the number of environmental pathogens and the duration of exposure to the disease and if exposed The animal reduces the existing diphtheria.
Disinfectants must be selected in such a way that they must be effective under existing conditions in an environment, for example in the presence of organic substances, and be effective against pathogenic agents that animals are at risk of. Viruses such as panleukopenia, Kellisi, parva are very important, because in case of infection, they have a high epidemic and endanger the lives of animals, but other disease factors who resistant to disinfection, such as coccidia and Microsporum Kenis, can also be problematic.
Cleaning the clinic should be done based on the sensitivity of animals to diseases, such as puppies, especially before vaccination, birds, and its potential risk to the general public, such as fungal diseases and lice, starting from the most sensitive parts and ending with those that The most likely to end the transmission of infectious diseases. Separate cleaning supplies should be allocated for each area.
All equipment that comes in contact with animals, such as muzzles, medical and anesthetic equipment, storage cages, gloves, toys, carrying boxes, soil containers, food containers, bedding, and also cleaning equipment should be disinfected easily.
As a water-based disinfectant, hypochlorous acid can be a fast and effective disinfection method to eliminate microorganisms such as viruses, fungus, and bacteria, as well as the unpleasant smell of the environment. This acid is non-toxic and if it is used to disinfect the hands and feet of animals, there is no danger in case of licking. The use of this product can be summarized as follows: