F10 SC Concentrated Veterinary Disinfectant & Cleaner for Kennels, Litter Box, Cage, Terrariums, Habitats, Vet Practices - 100 ml (3.4oz)

this stuff is great! I love that its vet grade and there are a lot of clinical trials and data about its safety. I use this on my gecko and frogs' tank and supplies. I also use it to disinfect the box where I keep feeder crickets, and it really gets the smell out.It seems to clean better then water as well in terms of aesthetic like dissolving gunk. just make sure to follow the directions closely.also, I saw a lot of comments that concerned me. THIS IS A CONCENTRATED PRODUCT, ITS MEANT TO BE DILUTED. that's why its so small, and also why it has so many warnings. used in concentrated form this will likely harm your animals. but its safe when used properly. also make sure that you take your pets out of the cage when working with this stuff. its considered safe but don't take any chances. It has a slight smell but its not strong or irritating. its also so convenient that you don't have to rinse it off. although when disinfecting porous surfaces i recommend rinsing.

F10SC is used in veterinarian settings, alongside a steamer, to disinfect between (pet) patients. If you have numerous pets, especially ones of similar species that can get eachother sick, I highly recommend it!I make a solution of 7ml in 32oz of filtered water to use. This is a stronger than usual mix, so if your pets aren’t struggling with contagious illnesses or bad immune systems I recommend 3.5ml instead. Also, the efficiency of your solution (NOT the bottle you purchased!! The solution you make with mixing F10SC in water) will degrade as it ages. Make only enough to use in a week. Any longer will make your F10SC solution obsolete.But! My newly rescued bearded dragon had coccidia, a parasite that is prone to reinfecting the host because of eggs left behind on surfaces. Coccidia can only be killed using extreme heat OR an ammonia based cleaner. But we all know ammonia isn’t nice to smell, even at a 10% concentration. This has ammonium in it though. A small amount, but still something. For treatment, I used the 7ml mixture to clean her tank daily alongside a passover of 120f steam from my handheld steamer. A few weeks of that, and her results came back negative for any parasites with no reinfection months after while still using the F10SC and steam every week or to spot clean.I also use this for my parrot, my dog, surfaces my pets come in contact with that need cleaning, and even previously disease-ridden fish tanks (that are empty and well rinsed AFTER the F10SC is used). It’s almost entirely odorless, leaves no stains, isn’t corrosive, and is non-irritating (when in the proper concentrations) to my pets from my experience.I recommend you pick this up for the value it offers over the pre-made F10 bottle too. Seriously, only takes a few min to make and you get 20+ uses in this one container. Get a small syringe as well to measure it out properly, and get a handheld steamer if you’ve got an extra 20$ to drop. Doesn’t need to be anything expensive, steam is always gonna be hot enough to kill most bacteria/viruses/etc.Tl;dr best pet cleaner you can get

Sealed item. Great price. Happy to have received it quickly and in perfect condition from a place I trust.

Best cleaning solution for reptiles that I have found.

F10 is a must for those with multiple animals under their care; it saves a lot of time and energy devoted to maintenance and it will lower the risk of spreading disease or infections.Other than the old vinegar and water solution, it's one of the only cleaning products that is safe for birds and reptiles, which is what I bought it for. I have a very sensitive nose, and however vulgar, I must admit that most relieving to me is that it is the only solution I have found to completely remove the odor of snake feces from an enclosure. There's no telling how much of my energy has gone into scrubbing and soaking to do just that, and now all it takes using F10 is a few sprays.For reptiles I use F10 on the enclosures themselves, hide boxes, thermostat probes, and water dishes. Though after I spray a water dish I wash it off well just to be safe. With parrots, I would say that this does not remove feces as easily as vinegar and water, but that's an easy trade-off knowing I'm removing more bacteria this way.This is a good product and I see it as an important investment. It'll save me cleaning time as a breeder and it will save money by reducing the need for veterinary care by better controlling bacteria. It also gives a sense of peace knowing that this disinfectant goes just a little bit further to preserve the good health of my animal family, and my human family, too, will be safer from zoonoses.

When you first see the bottle you may think you got ripped off, but it is extremely concentrated. For general cleaning, I'll be able to make 120 spray bottles out of this concentrate. For $20. That's hard to beat. Now I'm new to this product but I've heard nothing but good things.The only part I'm disappointed in is I think they should improve the instructions that come with it. They're pretty much useless unless you're mixing this into a gallon container. I know that might work for some people but most of us aren't using a gallon size spray bottle and because the dilution ratio is so important, that should be made very clear on the product.

I am so happy I found this product! I used to have to disinfect my reptile’s habitat with bleach which smelled awful, took forever to air out, stained my clothes (I was careful but still managed to get bleach on myself every time I cleaned) and recently began to dissolve the silicone sealant on the inside of the terrarium. F10SC on the other hand smells fine, cleans up easy but most importantly is just as effective against N. Guarroi as a 1:10 bleach solution when used at a 1:100 concentration for 10 minutes. REPTILE GIRLIES, THIS IS FOR YOU!

works really well and this bottle can last you a long time since you need to dilute it