HOCL/HCLO Pet disinfectant for dogs|Pets'oral disinfection

What are the main sources of pet odors?
Odor in the ear canal: usually caused by damp ear canal, bacteria are more likely to breed in a humid environment.

Eye odor: The secretion from the eyes. If the owner does not deal with the pet's eye secretions for a long time, it will accumulate in the corner of the pet's eyes in large quantities, and it will emit odor over time.

Oral odor: Bad breath usually comes from two aspects: oral problems and gastrointestinal problems. For an adult dog, oral problems are the main culprit for bad breath-dental calculus, periodontal disease, tooth rot and so on.

Anal odor: If the pet’s anal glands are not cleaned for a long time, it is very easy to have bursts of odor.

Hair odor: While pet's hair provides protection for the pet's skin, there will be a lot of dirt (dust, etc.) and bacteria attached to the surface. It will slowly emit a peculiar smell when it is not cleaned up in time.

Skin odor: When a pet suffers from a skin disease, the body will emit a odor, and the larger the skin disease, the greater the odor.

Therefore, when faced with these odors, hypochlorous acid can chemically react with these odors to neutralize and decompose these odors to achieve a good deodorizing effect!