Video: How To Deep Clean Cat Kennels
Deep cleaning is necessary to prepare the kennel for a new resident or when spot cleaning isn’t enough. Watch the video, then download our step-by-step instructions to brush up on your technique or train your staff and volunteers on best practices.
Deep Cleaning For Cat Kennels
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Download the step-by-step instructions below
Supplies
- Gloves
- 1.5 gallon pump-up foamer
- Clean rags or paper towels
- Fresh litter and pans
- Trash can
- Receptacle for reusable items
- Fresh food and water bowls
- Clean toys
Remember to keep stress levels low for surrounding cats by reducing kennel door clanging, loud chatter and ambient noise.
Instructions
- Remove all items and debris from kennel
- Using foamer wand, lightly spray disinfectant across kennel ceilings and across the top of the kennel walls in both sides of the cage
- Close both kennel doors and spray through the doors, aiming downward across the floor
- Use a clean cloth or hand brush to spread the disinfectant and scrub all surfaces, working from top to bottom
- Paying close attention to corners, portals, hinges and latches, scrub the inside and outside of the kennel door
- Allow the disinfectant to remain on surfaces 10 minutes
- Once kennel is dry, place clean toys, litterbox, upside-down bowls and bedding
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