SC Concentrated Veterinary Disinfectant for Kennels, Litter Box, Cage, Terrariums, Habitats, Vet Practices - 100 ml (3.4oz)

Cannot believe how great this product is! I have a total of 12 pet rats which are my babies❤️💕I clean their cage every day, and spot cleaning lovingly, ( and yes I know they tend to pee more when cleaned, but this has not been a problem, they know momma is going to clean, I have them potty trained to go into their little box, which I tend to just leave a little of their poo poo so they know it's still there to go ).. so the smell is not there. And even still, at the same time, there IS a very minimal scent in the morning when my husband and I get up. So I decided to purchase this item. The bottle is very small, and yet, it is very potent and makes a lot! I figured it is 3 teaspoons to 1 gallon of water, it looks like the bottle wasn't touched or used, so sunday I spent thoroughly cleaning their cage, and everything in it, and wiped the cage down as well, ( I do a very thorough cleaning every other week so this was nothing new since it is in the instructions on the bottle ) I sprayed as it is suggested from the bottle instructions, afterwards I then proceeded and I sprayed everything down and let it dry completely, well the next morning, WOW! You could not tell there is a cage of pet rats in our living room!! Let me tell you we also have snakes that my husband breeds and they are also in our living room, he was very impressed, and is using this for them as well, I highly highly highly recommend this, it doesn't have an oder, I honestly thought the liquid was going to smell like the way when you go into the dog pound full of doggies ready to adopt ❤️, I was wrong!! No scent at all,and no scent that I have pets in my home! This product goes a long way, and I have become a loyal customer. I will be ordering from now on. It is very easy to make, once you figure out the measurements, haha, which is very simple. This product deserves a 10+ Stars!!! NOTE: The next day, I checked to see how the vinyl I use for my pets was, and it felt a lot cleaner with this product than when I use Fabuloso or even simple vinegar to clean the material! Very impressed and happy! ( P.S. ) Although my husband has his snakes, my pet Rats are not for feeding them ;) We order frozen rats from a dealer to feed the snakes, just in case people wanted to know!

Used this to clean my bird perches and bird cage. Useful around the house too!

Very good

Bottle is small but product is great

I ordered this when my fosters had coccidia. A vet tech friend told me they use it in the shelter setting, so I figured I’d try it. I was unsure at first because there’s so much conflicting info out there about what actually kills coccidia, but this ended up being a really solid disinfectant to have on hand. The smell isn’t strong, which I appreciate. A lot of people in rescue only use Rescue disinfectant without realizing it doesn’t kill everything. It won’t kill Girardia or coccidia. I don’t know if this works on Girardia, but when I had fosters with Girardia before, I used a bleach dilution of one part bleach to 32 parts water. That works for coccidia too, but cleaning the isolation room with bleach was honestly exhausting, and I didn’t want to do that again if I didn’t have to. I used this product to clean toys and any accidents in the ISO room. I’d let it sit for about ten minutes before wiping it up. It worked well, even though I kept the room pretty limited. I still rotated a few toys in and out and disinfected them with this each time. California wouldn’t ship me the larger size, so I had to order the smaller bottle. It actually made quite a bit, but with how much cleaning I had to do, I eventually needed more. I’m careful not to spray it around the cats. It has a slight smell, so if I’m cleaning an area, I move the kittens out, put them in a carrier, and open the windows. After using this, I also go over the area with a steam mop, because steam will kill Girardia. I even use this to disinfect their stainless steel dishes. I let them soak, rinse, and then put them in boiling water. So yes, I do recommend this, especially if you foster, do rescue, or work in a shelter setting. It made the whole process a lot easier.