New bleach guidelines for animal shelters are here!
What's new in bleach? Turns out there are new guidelines for diluting it for disinfection use in animal shelters. And thanks to Dr. Brian DiGangi, we have them for you!
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Sanitation Alternatives for Animal Shelters
(compared with bleach’s alkaline pH), HTH does not feel slippery or irritating on the skin, and the chlorine scent is noticeable but not overwhelming. Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (NaDCC
Hurricane Season Preparation for Florida Horse Farms
https://largeanimal.vethospitals.ufl.edu/hurricane-season-preparation-for-florida-horse-farms/
cans with plastic liners and fill all water troughs. Have a generator to run the well if you have large numbers of horses. Keep chlorine bleach on hand to add to contaminated water
UPDATED 3/30/20: Important COVID-19 information for animal shelters
are easily inactivated by detergents and common shelter disinfectants, such as quaternary ammonium compounds, bleach, Trifectant, Virkon, Wysiwash, and AHP. Read the complete
Sea Turtle Necropsy and Biospy Techniques
https://labs.vetmed.ufl.edu/sea-turtle-necropsy-biopsy/
The antemortem and postmortem sampling of tissues is necessary to fully understand the causes of lesions, disease, and mortality in living and dead marine turtles. In the living animal, sampling of single or multiple tissues is referred to as a biopsy. Biopsies are collected for biological and pathological studies. While biopsies have the potential to...
All Tests
https://labs.vetmed.ufl.edu/all-tests/
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