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Clean Gear. Professional Responsibility.

Care for the equipment with the same discipline you bring to the session.

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A professional standard should not end when the session does. It should extend to how equipment is inspected, cleaned, dried, transported and prepared for the next canine. Our recommendation is to make that routine visible and accountable, rather than leave it to whoever happens to load the vehicle.

The Rescue Concentrate reference sheet specifies canine-parvovirus disinfection on hard, nonporous surfaces. It does not establish the same result throughout a porous bite suit or inside layered padding. Rescue Concentrate manufacturer reference sheet That distinction matters when writing a care plan. Identify the exact equipment and materials first. Obtain the equipment manufacturer's cleaning instructions, then check that the selected product label covers the intended surface and purpose. A general kennel-surface protocol is not automatically a validated suit protocol.

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  1. Rescue Concentrate manufacturer reference sheet

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