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

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

Very good

this stuff is great! I love that its vet grade and there are a lot of clinical trials and data about its safety. I use this on my gecko and frogs' tank and supplies. I also use it to disinfect the box where I keep feeder crickets, and it really gets the smell out. It seems to clean better then water as well in terms of aesthetic like dissolving gunk. just make sure to follow the directions closely. also, I saw a lot of comments that concerned me. THIS IS A CONCENTRATED PRODUCT, ITS MEANT TO BE DILUTED. that's why its so small, and also why it has so many warnings. used in concentrated form this will likely harm your animals. but its safe when used properly. also make sure that you take your pets out of the cage when working with this stuff. its considered safe but don't take any chances. It has a slight smell but its not strong or irritating. its also so convenient that you don't have to rinse it off. although when disinfecting porous surfaces i recommend rinsing.

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.

The bottle has lasted me a while and works as intended from what I can tell. I’m not sure how the whole measuring system built into the bottle works but I just measure it out with a syringe.