To ensure the hygiene of a cat, you need to use disinfectants. The cat's sense of smell is much more sensitive than that of humans. If the disinfectant used has an irritating smell, it will cause harm to the cat's sense of smell. Even if the person cannot smell the smell after evaporation, the cat may still smell the residual smell.

So when choosing a disinfectant, the shoveler must first see whether it is safe and whether it has an irritating odor. When choosing a disinfectant, the shoveler needs to choose a non-toxic disinfectant that does not harm the hair and skin. It is best to be a pet-specific type, which can disinfect the pet's body without worrying about the pet's accidental licking it to cause harm.

Disining moisture is low, medium and high. The higher the level, the better the disinfection effect. In extraordinary times, pet-raising families need to ensure environmental safety and prevent bacterial viruses from growing, and it is best to choose high-level disinfectants.