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ProVetLogic – A Licensed Board of Veterinary Medicine Continuing Education Provider FACT: The first line of defense for developing a safe and effective cleaning and disinfecting protocol is staff education. From the early inception of our company, we recognized the...

While we wash our own dishes on a daily basis, many pet care providers overlook the fact that pet food and water bowls need to be washed too!

SUBJECT: What You Should Know About Canine Parvovirus (CPV) Canine parvovirus type 2 (CPV-2) is a highly contagious and serious disease caused by a virus that attacks the gastrointestinal tract of puppies, dogs, and wild canines (e.g. foxes, wolves, coyotes). It was...

CLEAN-TEC MANUFACTURING Using renewable energy to manufacture environmentally friendly cleaning solutions. It Features: 300 Kilowatt Solar Energy System 1300 Photovoltaic Panels Generates 1/3 of ProVetLogic’s total Energy  In 3 months, through the use of a Solar...

Safety Bulletin Touchpoints & Carriers Humans are often vehicles for carrying a wide variety of animal viruses into a facility. They may have other sick pets at home, have recently visited an animal shelter or other animal care facility, touching a variety of...

Good morning, We had a great response to our OSHA #1 Bulletin and requests from customers for additional information, so we created a follow up bulletin. This bulletin offers a Cleaning Safety Checklist, based on OSHA guidelines. Please feel free to share this...

Who is ProVetLogic? Explain ProVetLogic Enjoy this short video in which Larry Shively explains the ProVetLogic mission. Visit Our Facebook page

  Addressing The Needs of AnimalsAnd Their Care Providers “The active ingredients in this product have been shown in numerous tests to be effective against……………..”. I found this statement on a company’s website, but I’m not quite sure what it means from an...

ProVetLogic's Animal Facility Disinfectant Kills Dog Flu Dog Flu outbreaks are occurring in all 50 states. Also known as Canine influenza this disease is caused by different varieties of influenza virus A. Often the newer types of influenza may be confused with kennel...