Dogs naturally like to sniff everywhere. Harsh disinfectants are easily inhaled into the alveoli and can cause chronic damage to dogs. Therefore, pets have higher requirements for disinfectants than people. Disinfection products for human use not only have certain hazards, but also cannot play a very good role in targeting them.

The harm of common disinfectants to dogs:

Chlorine preparations

[Representative product]: 84 disinfectant

[Main functions]: It can kill Escherichia coli, various hepatitis viruses, intestinal pathogenic bacteria, pyogenes and bacterial spores.

[Hazards]: It is irritating and corrosive to a certain extent and will cause damage to the skin and hair of pets.

Phenolic preparations

[Representative product]: Dettol

[Main efficacy]: It can kill intestinal pathogenic bacteria, pyogenic cocci and pathogenic yeasts, etc. It has killing effect on most Gram-positive and negative bacteria, fungi and molds.

[Hazards]: Pets eating it by mistake can cause intestinal flora imbalance, vomiting, and diarrhea.

Advantages of pet-specific disinfectants:

Pet disinfectant is made of natural plants, which can effectively remove unpleasant odors in the air without worrying about being licked by dogs.

Viruses, bacteria, and fungi are the most harmful to dogs in daily breeding, so pet disinfectants are more targeted.

The pet disinfectant is non-corrosive and can be safely sprayed on the dog’s food bowl, nest mat and other supplies.

In addition to daily disinfection, special attention should also be paid to the following periods:

1. Vaccine immunity period: During the immunity period, the resistance decreases and people are more likely to be infected by germs.

2. The onset period of infectious diseases such as viruses and bacteria: Germs breed in large numbers and spread easily.

3. Skin disease onset stage: Germs breed in the environment, and pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi need to be controlled in time.

4. Pregnancy and lactation: Dogs during pregnancy and lactation are inconvenient to clean and can easily breed bacteria.

5. Living with multiple pets is prone to cross-infection.

6. Pet-raising families with children and pregnant women: Do a good job of disinfection to make pets safer.

7. Seasonal changes such as spring and autumn: germs tend to breed.