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membraclean VET Fluid is a ready-to-use solution for external hygienic cleaning and care of skin, wounds, hooves and claws in mammals. The product is intended for veterinary hygiene as product type PT 3 and is used undiluted.
What can VET Fluid be used for?
VET Fluid is suitable for external hygienic cleaning in horses, dogs, cats, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and other mammals. It can be used to rinse soiled or stressed skin areas and to hygienically clean hooves, the frog, frog grooves and claws.
- hygienic cleaning of superficial skin injuries and abrasions
- rinsing and caring for skin after external soiling
- cleaning horse hooves, the frog and frog grooves
- external cleaning of claws in suitable mammals
- for regular hygienic cleaning in stables and pet households
Why VET Fluid?
In everyday animal care, a cleaning product should be quickly available and easy to use. VET Fluid is ready to use straight from the bottle. No mixing is required and the area to be cleaned can be wetted completely right away.
- alcohol-free
- free from silver and silver ions
- antibiotic-free
- ready to use and applied undiluted
- for skin, wounds, hooves and claws
- intended for mammals
- can be used several times a day for hygienic cleaning when required
Hygienic cleaning of horse hooves, frog and claws
The sole, frog and frog grooves are exposed every day to soil, bedding, moisture and manure. After picking out the hoof, spray VET Fluid directly onto the areas to be cleaned. The liquid solution also reaches recesses and less accessible areas.
First remove coarse dirt. Then wet the hoof, frog and frog grooves completely, leave VET Fluid on for at least 30 seconds and allow it to air-dry. Rinsing afterwards is not required.
Cleaning skin and superficial wounds
For small skin injuries, cuts, abrasions or soiled skin areas, thorough cleaning is the priority. Spray VET Fluid generously onto the affected surface so that dirt and external contamination can be rinsed away.
After tick bites or insect stings, VET Fluid can also be used for external hygienic cleaning of the skin. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.
How to use VET Fluid
- Expose the area to be cleaned.
- Carefully remove coarse dirt.
- Spray VET Fluid generously and undiluted.
- Wet the entire surface to be cleaned completely.
- Leave on for at least 30 seconds.
- Then allow to air-dry. Drying with a cloth or rinsing is not required.
- Repeat hygienic cleaning as needed.
Open detailed instructions for VET Fluid
Which size suits your application?
100 ml VET Fluid
For the stable first-aid kit, grooming box, travel and targeted cleaning of smaller areas.
500 ml VET Fluid
For regular use in stables, animal husbandry and on larger areas.
VET Fluid is available in different container sizes. The appropriate size depends on the intended use and frequency of application.
Hypochlorous acid and veterinary hygiene
VET Fluid contains active chlorine released from hypochlorous acid. Only the information on the label and in the instructions for use applies to VET Fluid. The focus is on hygienic cleaning, rinsing and care of the treated surface.
Under the European Biocidal Products Regulation, PT 3 covers veterinary hygiene. VET Fluid is assigned to this area of use and is used for external hygienic cleaning and care in mammals.
Regulatory background: ECHA on product type PT 3
Composition
< 1.0 g/kg active chlorine released from hypochlorous acid
< 10 g/kg sodium chloride
Water
BAuA registration number: N-113731
Product type: PT 3 veterinary hygiene
Shelf life and storage
When stored correctly, VET Fluid has a shelf life of 18 months. The exact expiry date is stated on the product label. Once opened, the product should be used within 3 months. Store in a cool, dark place and protect from direct sunlight.
Frequently asked questions
Which animals is VET Fluid suitable for?
For external hygienic cleaning and care in mammals, for example horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs, cats and rodents.
Do I need to dilute VET Fluid?
No. VET Fluid is ready to use and is applied undiluted.
How long should VET Fluid remain on the surface?
At least 30 seconds. The surface to be cleaned must be completely wetted.
Is VET Fluid a medicinal product?
No. It is intended for external hygienic cleaning and care and does not replace veterinary treatment.