Hygiene spray for bowls and beds

For wipeable items your pet uses every day: food and water bowls, bed, scratching post and carrier. Spray the surface until it is visibly wet, wait for the contact time stated on the label, then wipe or let it dry. For whole floors, use the floor concentrate. The spray is for the surroundings, not for your pet. Your vet takes care of treating your pet.

It depends on the surface. The spray is ready to use and suits single items and small areas such as a bowl, carrier or scratching post. For whole floors in the kitchen or hallway, add the floor concentrate to your mopping water, as the label says 100 ml to 5 l. 1 l of concentrate makes 50 l of mopping water. The sets combine both.

The hygiene spray is a biocidal product for surfaces only, never for your pet. Keep your pet away until the surface has been wiped or is dry, and rinse bowls with clean water before the next meal. All hazard information is on the label and on the product page.

Dog beds, blankets and mats get a lot of contact, but they are also the most delicate. Active chlorine can bleach fabric. Test on a hidden spot first to see whether the material can take it. If it can go in the machine, wash it as hot as the care label allows.

The 2.5 l refill pack. You keep your spray bottle and refill it five times from the pack. A litre in the refill pack costs about a third of the price in the 500 ml bottle. The price per litre is shown for each product. Only refill the original bottle with a readable label, so the product information stays on it.