Hydroalcoholic gel 70% 500ml

What is 70% Hydroalcoholic Gel 500ml?

Laurendor 's 70% Hydroalcoholic Gel (500ml) is a hygiene product specially formulated for the quick and effective disinfection of hands and surfaces in your pet's environment. Its main benefit is eliminating up to 99,9% of germs and bacteria without water, making it ideal for use before and after handling your dog or cat, cleaning their resting area, or applying topical treatments. This 500ml gel offers an economical and long-lasting format for the daily care of your home and your pet.

Characteristics and benefits

• Optimal alcohol concentration at 70%: Proven germicidal efficacy to disinfect hands, toys, feeders and other surfaces without harming your pet's skin.
• 500 ml format: Practical and cost-effective size for frequent home use, ideal for families with multiple animals or for veterinary clinics.
• Quick drying without rinsing: It evaporates quickly, reducing the risk of irritation to paws or snouts if your pet licks the treated area.
• Soft gel texture: Easy to apply and distribute, without leaving sticky residue or a persistent chemical odor.
• Container with dispenser: It allows you to control the exact amount and avoid spills, keeping the product clean and ready to use.
• Versatility of use: Suitable for cleaning contact surfaces such as carriers, beds, collars and play areas, provided that it is allowed to dry completely.

How to use

Apply a sufficient amount of gel (approximately 3-5 ml) to clean hands and rub for 20-30 seconds until completely evaporated. For surfaces, spray or apply with a clean cloth and leave for at least 30 seconds before drying. Avoid direct contact with your pet's eyes, mucous membranes, and open wounds. Do not ingest. Keep out of reach of children and animals. See the leaflet for detailed usage instructions and specific precautions.

Indicated for

This hydroalcoholic gel is indicated for hand hygiene by caregivers and for disinfecting surfaces in the environment of dogs and cats of all ages and sizes. It is especially useful in homes with puppies, senior animals, or those with sensitive immune systems, as well as during infectious outbreaks or after walks outdoors.

FAQ

Can I use this gel directly on my dog ​​or cat's skin?

No. This product is designed for human hand and surface hygiene, not for direct application to animal skin. If your pet requires local disinfection, consult your veterinarian for a specific dermatological care product.

Is it safe if my cat licks a treated surface?

Once completely dry (approximately 30 seconds), the alcohol evaporates and leaves no toxic residue. However, prevent your pet from licking the fresh gel. If this happens, it is usually not serious, but watch for signs of irritation or discomfort and contact your veterinarian if necessary.

How often can I use it at home?

You can use it as often as needed, especially after handling feces, cleaning litter boxes, or before touching your pet. There's no limit to how often you can use it, but it's recommended not to overuse it to avoid drying out your hands.

How do you store this gel and how long does it last?

Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight. With moderate daily use, the 500ml bottle can last between 1 and 3 months. Check the expiration date printed on the bottle and do not use after that date.

Can it be used to disinfect my pet's wounds?

No. This gel is not formulated for open wounds. To clean cuts or scrapes, use a specific veterinary product such as an alcohol-free antiseptic. If your pet has an injury, consult your veterinarian for appropriate treatment.

Is it effective against common viruses and bacteria in pets?

Yes, 70% alcohol is effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including many viruses and bacteria that can affect dogs and cats. However, it is not a substitute for professional disinfection in cases of serious illness. For specific questions, consult your veterinarian.

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