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Following recent enquiries, we've written a blog about dealing with contaminated laundry

Not all viruses are the same. Some are relatively easy to destroy with the right disinfectant, while others can survive for much longer in the environment and are considerably harder to kill. Understanding the difference can help when choosing a disinfectant and putting together an effective cleaning and biosecurity routine.

Summer is the busiest time of year for boarding kennels and catteries, with a constant flow of pets arriving and leaving. Vaccinations and exercise routines get plenty of attention, but what about infection control? Here are five questions every pet owner should ask before booking, and what a well-run facility should be able to answer.

For Plastic Free July, we look at how veterinary practices, farms, zoos and pet owners can cut plastic waste from their cleaning and disinfection routine without compromising hygiene standards.

Claims like '99.99% of germs killed' only mean something when they're backed by independent laboratory testing. Here's how disinfectant efficacy is proven, what EN standards and DEFRA approval actually verify, and why correct use matters just as much as the product.

Canine parvovirus, often simply called “parvo”, is one of the most serious infectious diseases seen in dogs. For veterinary practices, rescue organisations and dog owners socialising young puppies, parvo remains a very real biosecurity challenge.

Good cleaning protocols do far more than keep veterinary practices looking clean. Effective cleaning, disinfection, and hand hygiene procedures help reduce infection risks, improve biosecurity, and protect patients, clients, and veterinary teams.