Does 84 disinfectant have any effect on dogs? The disinfectant used by 84 and others is very irritating to dogs. If the dog’s skin comes into contact, it will burn the skin; if it splashes into the eyes, it needs to be rinsed immediately with running water. within 15 minutes; if swallowed by mistake, it is best to send it to a pet hospital for treatment.

84 et al. The disinfectants used by humans are more irritating to dogs and may irritate the respiratory mucosa and cause symptoms such as sneezing and coughing. It is best to use a cat-specific disinfectant instead.

84 Disinfectant is a highly effective disinfectant based on sodium hypochlorite. The main component is sodium hypochlorite (NaClo). It is a colorless or light yellow liquid with an effective chlorine content of 5.5 to 6.5%. It is widely used for sanitation and disinfection in hotels, tourism, hospitals, food processing industries, homes, etc.

84 disinfectant has strong bleaching effect and corrosiveness. We all know in daily use that it is best not to use it for disinfection of clothing. When it must be used, the concentration should be low and the soaking time should not be too long. Otherwise it will be very irritating to our skin!

For dogs whose sense of smell is more sensitive than humans, it is conceivable that the irritation degree of 84 disinfectant is very strong! It strongly stimulates the respiratory mucosa of owners and pets for a long time, causing great harm to both owners and pets. , such stimulation can easily cause dogs and cats to sneeze constantly, and in severe cases can cause chronic rhinitis in humans or animals.

If the dog’s body is in direct contact and thus licks the disinfectant directly or indirectly, it will cause strong gastrointestinal irritation and even cause vomiting and poisoning.

Dogs’ skin and hair are their natural barriers, and 84 disinfectant is highly corrosive and irritating, which can cause harm to dogs and even burn their skin.

If there is direct contact with the skin, rinse immediately with plenty of running water and wash with light soapy water.

If splashed into eyes, rinse immediately with running water for no less than 15 minutes. Your pet dog may resist during flushing. Please use a muzzle to cover your pet dog's mouth to avoid accidental injury.

If you swallow a small amount, you can drink some milk, egg white, milk or egg white to induce vomiting. If the situation still cannot be relieved, it is recommended to send you to the hospital; if you swallow a large amount, it is recommended to send you to the hospital for gastric lavage as soon as possible. , treated by a doctor.