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Ozone has a variety of uses in the pet and animal care industry.

ozne uses on pets shops by Odarid NZ Ltd

Our ozone generator units are used to disinfect animal living areas to permeate where disinfectants potentially have not reached or for stubborn viruses and organisims such as Giardia and non enveloped virsues such as Parvo Virus and Panleukopenia (feline distemper) that are stubborn and very resilient to standard disinfectants.

Ozone is also used to control odour in areas where animals defecate, or confined spaces that do not get enough fresh air. Ozone is perfect also for deodorising bedding to remove dog smell
The units are placed inside the living areas with animals removed and ozoned for 30 minutes daily  to deodorise and disinfect. Contact us for more information as size of the room being ozoned is important in the calculation for ozone concentration and the machine required. Breeders use ozone as a popular choice for disinfecting breeding facilties where permeable substrates are present i.e chairs, sofas, rugs and so on

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Ozone machines are also used to deodorise smaller dog care areas such as the grooming lounge and areas where animals are passing through in numbers (ozone at night time when empty)

Ozone is also perfect for confined, well heated and hard to clean areas or areas with a lot  of soft furnishings and accessories. The heated areas encourage viruses to breed rapidly


Other applications are in vets surgeries for disinfecting equipment and operating rooms and for disinfecting water used for cleaning proceedures

 

Odarid NZ ozone systems are ideal for the deodorisation of air in rooms and for improving air quality and destroying bacteria, virus and mould.

For more information contact Craig Connelly on 0274579505
of Auckland Office  of Odarid NZ Ltd 09 527 0029
 

 

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