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

The most effective biosecurity programmes have one thing in common — they are built on culture. We look at how clear protocols, ongoing training, accessible products and strong leadership help organisations embed biosecurity into everyday practice.

When it comes to biosecurity in veterinary practice, laundry is often the last thing on the list - but towels, bedding and uniforms can harbour pathogens just as readily as any surface. Here's why your laundry routine deserves more attention, and what to look for in a product designed for animal environments.

Cat flu is one of the most common infectious diseases seen in rescue centres, catteries, veterinary practices and multi-cat homes. Understanding how it spreads, and how to reduce that risk, can make a real difference to the cats in your care.

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.