Today's quality of life is getting better and better, and more and more families are raising dogs. Dogs can bring a lot of fun to our lives. When we are sad, dogs will accompany us. However, dogs will inevitably get dirty and have a lot of bacteria and parasites on their bodies. For the health of our families and dogs, we must clean up the bacteria on our dogs in time. So how do you disinfect your dog? Next, let’s follow the editor to find out.

How to disinfect dogs?

Clean the dog’s living environment

Today’s office workers don’t have much time to spend with their dogs at home. Dogs will urinate and defecate on their own at home, and there will still be residues no matter how clean they are. However, you will still smell a strong odor, and bacteria will breed very quickly, so special treatments must be carried out regularly.

Dog toys and kennels need to be cleaned and air-dried at regular intervals to ensure air circulation. Try to choose a specialized pet disinfectant. The chemical components are mild, can inhibit the growth of bacteria, and will not harm dogs. It is also particularly convenient to dilute it according to the prescribed ratio and use it for mopping the floor.

The editor recommends everyone to use Aineng Cleaning and Disinfecting Spray, a sterilizing, deodorizing and disinfecting water specially developed for pets. Its main component, weakly acidic hypochlorous acid water, is a powerful yet mild sterilizing and deodorizing disinfectant. Its main component is hypochlorous acid (HCIO). Using food additive grade materials as raw materials, through Japanese patented generation technology, the most suitable ph value and concentration can achieve the best sterilization effect. Weakly acidic hypochlorous acid that conforms to the human body's pH value is non-toxic, non-irritating, non-corrosive and does not require washing. It can be sprayed directly on the skin or wounds.

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Weakly acidic hypochlorous acid water has a powerful and safe oxidation effect, which can quickly destroy the cell membranes of harmful microorganisms, including bacteria and viruses, making them unable to survive.

Principle of deodorization

Hypochlorous acid can undergo oxidation-reduction reactions with ammonia (feces and urine smell), hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell), formaldehyde and other organic substances to completely decompose the odor source molecules, thereby eliminating the odor.

(Weakly acidic hypochlorous acid water can directly oxidize and decompose the main odor molecules in the odor so that they no longer exist)

Principle of sterilization

The main component of the product, hypochlorous acid, can not only act on sterilization and virus killing processes, but alsoCell walls, virus shells, and because hypochlorous acid molecules are small and uncharged, they can also penetrate into bacteria (viruses) and react with cell membrane protein components to kill pathogenic microorganisms/bacteria/viruses.

Japanese research has confirmed that the sterilization rate of hypochlorous acid can reach 99.99%. Through Japanese patented generation technology and strict stability testing of product packaging, it can effectively maintain a stable pH value and ensure the sterilization and disinfection effect.

Taking a bath

Bathing your dog not only removes bacteria, but also keeps your pet hygienic. When we bathe our pets, the general bathing frequency is about once every two weeks. If we bathe too frequently, it will destroy the skin tissue of the dog and easily contract skin diseases. If the dog uses ordinary bath liquid to bathe, it will only be enough. Removing dirt from the body cannot inhibit the growth of bacteria, so when we bathe our dogs, we try to choose special shower gel.

Cleaning your dog is also essential. If you want to completely solve the problem of bacteria in your dog, you must bathe frequently. If your dog doesn’t roll around much when going out, you can bathe it once every 2-3 weeks. Don’t bathe it once a month at the longest, otherwise it will easily contract skin diseases!

Cleaning your dog’s teeth

The biggest sources of bacteria on dogs are their hair and mouth. When your dog smells bad, it may be due to bad breath. There are mostly food residues in the dog's mouth, and long-term accumulation will produce bad breath and bacteria. Eating low-quality dog ​​food can also cause odor in the intestines.