The disinfectant built for the places pets live, play & stay.
One step cleans, disinfects, and deodorizes animal-care surfaces — with labeled efficacy against Canine Parvovirus, Influenza-A, E. coli and ringworm fungus. One gallon makes up to 64.
Professional concentrate, from crate to clinic
1 Gallon Concentrate
The workhorse. One gallon makes up to 64 gallons of ready-to-use disinfectant.
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1 Quart Concentrate
Same professional concentrate, sized for homes, crates, and small facilities.
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Gallon + Hose-End Sprayer
Cover big outdoor areas fast: concentrate plus a hose-end spray gun with 6 nozzle modes.
View product →Three ways to apply. Zero guesswork.
A concentrate is only as good as the way you mix and apply it. Every ArkGuard applicator kit comes with a guide that tells you exactly how to hit the label dilution — down to the ounce.
Threaded Transfer Funnel
The no-spill kit: gallon concentrate plus a funnel that threads onto the jug and clips to the bottle.
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Half-Gallon Pump Sprayer
Concentrate plus a 64 oz pressure sprayer with an adjustable mist-to-stream nozzle.
How to use it → Hose-End Sprayer
Cover big outdoor areas fast: concentrate plus a hose-end spray gun with 6 nozzle modes.
How to use it →Labeled efficacy where it counts
At the routine 2 oz-per-gallon dilution, ArkGuard's label covers the pathogens animal facilities actually fight: Influenza-A, E. coli, Salmonella, Staph (including MRSA), Bordetella, canine coronavirus, distemper, feline calicivirus, ringworm fungus, and more.
For the two that scare everyone — Canine Parvovirus and Rabies Virus — the label requires a stronger 9 oz-per-gallon solution with a full 10-minute wet contact time. We tell you that plainly, because dilution honesty is what keeps animals safe.
Vet clinics. Kennels. Groomers. Shelters. Homes.
One product covers exam rooms, runs, grooming tables, crates, food-prep-adjacent floors (with a potable rinse where required), transport vehicles, and entry foot baths. That's fewer chemicals to stock, train on, and store.
Facilities that buy by the case get partner pricing, a dedicated contact, and the protocol sheets to go with it.
Answers, not marketing
The Learn library covers the exact dilutions, contact times, and organisms — plus the practical questions nobody else answers.
Hose-end sprayer: hitting the exact ratio
The bottle says 2 oz per gallon. The sprayer does the mixing. Here's how to make both true.
Why "visibly wet for 10 minutes" matters
Spray-and-wipe feels clean but doesn't disinfect. The label's contact time is the whole game.
The parvo protocol, step by step
The exact 9 oz/gal mix, the 10-minute rule, and the honest limits every kennel should know.
Kennel odor: eliminate, don't mask
Odor is bacteria. A deodorizing disinfectant removes the source instead of perfuming over it.
ArkGuard at work
Run a clinic, kennel, or store?
Apply for a wholesale account and get case pricing on gallons and quart cases — with funnels, pump sprayers, and hose-end sprayers included.
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