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Animal Care & Facilities
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Animal Care & Facilities

Boarding, grooming, training, day care, and veterinary facilities turn their spaces over many times a day. The chemistry that cleans them should do its job and leave nothing behind: no scent, no film.

Built around a sharper nose

Dogs and cats live closer to the floor than we do and experience a room through a far more sensitive nose. Strong fragrances and harsh chemical residues that people barely register can be a constant presence to them. In a facility that cleans cages, runs, and floors between every guest, that presence repeats all day long. We think the cleaner should disappear once the surface is clean, not linger as a scent or a film.

What the chemistry is, and what it is not

PHP37 is colorless, odorless, non-flammable, non-corrosive, and water-soluble, and it works at concentrations measured in thousandths of a percent. There is no added fragrance, no bleach, and no lingering chemical odor after cleaning. Those are not slogans: they are the physical properties of the formulation, and they are the reason animal-care facilities are a natural fit for it.

Toxicology first

We do not ask facilities to take a safety adjective on faith. A full OECD-protocol toxicology program on the PHP37 formulation was completed through NSF International, and that completed work, together with our registration-first path, is the basis on which we talk about cleaning in rooms where animals live. As registrations are granted, the claims that go with them follow in order. Until then, our products are cleaning products: they are not disinfectants or sanitizers, they are not EPA-registered, and they are for surfaces, never for use on animals.

Facilities in scope

Boarding kennels and catteries, grooming salons, training floors, day care, shelters and rescues, and veterinary facilities, where the same turnover routine repeats many times a day. Cage, run, and floor cleaning between guests is the daily routine the chemistry is designed for: removing soil, residue, and odor from hard surfaces; veterinary clinics are covered in more depth on our Healthcare & Life Sciences page.

Our path into this market

A cleaning line built for households with animals was part of our research-era retail family, and facilities are its professional extension. Our model here is the same as everywhere else: register the best formulation, then license and develop facility programs with the operators who run these rooms every day.

Full case studies, field imagery, and program data for this category are being prepared for publication. For detailed research materials, contact scott@scienceworxs.com.