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Ensuring that your practice or shelter is clean and welcoming to your patients is always an utmost concern, as not only does it impact your patient’s health and stay, but it reflects your care for their well-being. While you may disinfect surfaces and equipment regularly, it can be challenging to keep pathogens at bay, especially if your patients aren’t showing …
These past few months, we have shared just how crucial it is to for veterinary practices to disinfect surfaces and equipment to prevent the spread of pathogens and to create an environment that is welcoming for patients and staff. We are therefore proud to announce that our parent company, Virox® Animal Health, and The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in …
This past year has been a fantastic one as we have been able to share Rescue® Veterinary Disinfectants with numerous animal shelters and veterinary practices across the United States! As we enter into 2018, our goal is to continue to help shelters and veterinary practices see the power of Rescue® Veterinary Disinfectants and Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide®. #RescueMyShelter Earlier this year, …
The latest winner in our #RescueMyShelter campaign is Last Chance Ranch from Quakertown, Pennsylvania! Last Chance Ranch is an incredible organization that has been working to not only rescue and care for sick and abused animals, but hosts educational programs for animal owners to ensure that both the animals and their adopters remain happy. Last Chance Ranch switched to Rescue® …
Veterinary clinics are designed to help keep pets healthy and happy. What happens, however, if your patients become too scared or nervous for their appointment? For years, it was believed that a pet’s fear of the vet was a reasonable response as it was their reaction to experiencing a new environment and receiving medical treatment. Their reluctance, however, may not …
Have you ever wondered why many dogs are terrified of going to the vet? It’s not uncommon for animals to be scared when entering a veterinary clinic, but there may be a simple reason for their recurring fear: the scent of the clinic itself. Most veterinary clinics use cleaning products on a daily basis that emit strong odors. Although these …
Over the years we have seen the development of disinfectants specifically designed to kill pathogens. From the introduction of formulas featuring harsh chemicals such as Chlorine in the 1920’s, Quats in the 1970’s and Peracetic Acid in the 1990’s, these chemical-based disinfectants have been relied upon animal shelters and veterinary practices, despite their toxicity and the effects that they can …
What are your patients bringing into your veterinary clinic? As veterinary practices provide treatment for a variety of health issues, it can quickly become a breeding ground for viruses, diseases, and harmful bacteria, unless surfaces are sanitized and disinfected properly. Fortunately, Rescue® Disinfectants are making it even easier for clinics to create a clean and safe environment for all of …
We praise veterinary clinics for treating our animals and contributing to their overall health. Did you know, however, that going to the vet may negatively affect your pet’s health from the cleaning products that are used? Bleach Bleach is a popular disinfectant that was invented in the 18th century and is still being used by the general public and health …
We met with Marty Becker to discuss the Fear Free method, and how Rescue has been instrumental in creating an environment that is welcoming for animals and helps both animals and pet owners enjoy the entire veterinary experience.
