What is it?
Virkon™S is a BPR-authorised broad-spectrum powder disinfectant based on peroxymonosulfate, effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi and yeasts. Convenient smaller packs are available for the companion-animal market, giving pet owners, kennels, catteries and breeders an appropriate quantity.
Pack sizes
- Pack
- 50 grams
- Suitable for
- Pet owners; occasional use on carriers, bowls and toys
- Pack
- 1 kilogram
- Suitable for
- Breeders and small kennels and catteries; regular use
- Pack
- 5 kilograms
- Suitable for
- Larger kennels, catteries, boarding facilities and shelters with a structured hygiene protocol
| Pack | Suitable for |
|---|---|
| 50 grams | Pet owners; occasional use on carriers, bowls and toys |
| 1 kilogram | Breeders and small kennels and catteries; regular use |
| 5 kilograms | Larger kennels, catteries, boarding facilities and shelters with a structured hygiene protocol |
Why Virkon™S for dogs and cats?
- Effective against parvovirus, one of the most resistant and dangerous viruses affecting puppies.
- Broad activity against viruses, bacteria, fungi and yeasts.
- BPR authorised, with officially assessed efficacy and safety.
- Convenient packs for home and professional use.
- Versatile use on pens, bowls, baskets, toys, transport cages and floors.
Where can it be used?
- Pens, kennels and cattery housing.
- Feed and water bowls.
- Baskets, blankets and transport cages.
- Toys and grooming equipment.
- Floors and surfaces in animal housing.
- Quarantine areas for new or sick animals.
Important for the result
Always clean thoroughly before disinfection. Organic material—dirt, hair, feed residues and faeces—inactivates disinfectants and prevents the product reaching the pathogen. Follow the prescribed concentration and contact time, rinse where required and allow the housing to dry before animals return.
During infectious disease
Virkon™S is effective against parvovirus, which is particularly resistant and survives in the environment for a long time. Thorough cleaning and the correct concentration and contact time are decisive during an outbreak. Consistent environmental hygiene is also important in managing feline respiratory disease, Giardia and kennel cough.
Areas of application
Pet owners · Breeders · Kennels · Catteries · Boarding facilities · Shelters and rescue centres · Veterinary practices.