Veterinary Cleaning

Veterinary Boarding Facility Cleaning Standards

7 min readUpdated 2026-08-22By Blue Collar Cleaning Co.

A single kennel cough outbreak at a boarding facility can cost tens of thousands in refunds, lost reputation, and treatment. Rigorous cleaning is the cheapest insurance available.

Kennel Run Daily Protocol

  • Remove animal to separate holding area.
  • Remove all bedding, bowls, and toys.
  • Rinse with warm water to remove organic soil.
  • Apply veterinary-grade disinfectant (accelerated hydrogen peroxide or potassium peroxymonosulfate).
  • Dwell time: minimum 10 minutes.
  • Rinse thoroughly with fresh water.
  • Squeegee and air-dry completely.
  • Return with fresh bedding.

Between-Guest Deep Clean

Full disinfection of all surfaces — walls, gates, latches, and drainage grates. Replace disposable items. Steam-clean any soft surfaces. Document with facility log.

Cattery Considerations

Cats are highly stressed by chemical odors. Use unscented, cat-safe disinfectants (avoid phenols and quaternary ammonium in high concentrations). Clean litter boxes 2-3 times daily. Fully sanitize between guests.

Exercise Yards

Pick up waste immediately. Rinse and disinfect after every group session. Monthly deep clean of turf or gravel with an enzyme-based cleaner.

Boarding Facility Programs

We serve veterinary boarding facilities across Metro Atlanta with outbreak-prevention cleaning protocols.

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