Disinfection of tools

Disinfection of veterinary tools

Disinfection of veterinary tools is the process of removing or destroying microorganisms from tools, devices and surfaces used in veterinary practice, aimed at preventing the transmission of infections between animals and people. It is carried out by using special disinfectants, such as alcohol, agents containing chlorine, hydrogen peroxide or iodine, which have bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal properties. The disinfection process is extremely important in veterinary medicine because it allows maintaining a high level of hygiene in places where there is contact with various animal species, which ensures protection for both animals and veterinary staff.