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Disinfecting surfaces should be quick, simple, and worry-free so that you can focus on providing the best treatment for your patients. What happens, though, when your disinfectant begins to leave behind residue on surfaces and equipment, causing more harm than good? What is Chemical Residue? Disinfectants are created to destroy pathogens of concern and reduce the spread of microorganisms between …
The #RescueMyShelter campaign was designed to provide shelters across the United States with Rescue Veterinary Disinfectants®, to assist staff and volunteers in creating a temporary home for animals that is free of harmful pathogens. We did not expect to receive the overwhelming number of stories and images from volunteers, pet owners, and shelters that we have! The care that animal …
We know how much work is involved in providing the best experience for your patients and staff, from the moment they walk into your practice to the moment they leave. From researching new treatments, implementing innovative equipment, improving relationships within the surrounding community and ensuring that your company culture is reflective of your staff, there is a lot to manage …
Rescue® Veterinary Disinfectant is quickly making its mark in veterinary clinics across the country. Harnessing the power of Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide®, Rescue® makes disinfecting surfaces and equipment quick and easy to do, allowing veterinary professionals in clinics to focus on caring for their patients instead of worrying about the spread of diseases or pathogens! Over the past couple of months, …
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 makes it even easier for clinics to create a clean and safe environment for patients and staff. …
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 …
