If Nok-Out is so powerful, is it safe to use with my pet?

The issue is safety, the answer is Nok-Out

NOK-OUT, AND THE EFFECTS OF CLORINE DIOXIDE AROUND ANIMALS.

The dilemma of animal keepers and pet owners is that if they disinfect cages, litter pans, dog runs, and/or other animal spaces, they put their animals in jeopardy of chemical poisoning, but if they don’t thoroughly disinfect, they put their animals at risk for disease. Veterinarians tell us that most deaths are premature and unnecessary.

The best answer to date has been to remove pets from their enclosures, scrub the habitat clean, and treat the enclosure with one of a number on nasty (and often expensive) chemicals. It is then necessary to wash everything down, and hope that there is no dangerous contamination lingering from either the pathogens of the disinfectant. The problem is that disinfectants are toxic, and most good disinfectants are not safe to use around pets, period.

The newest approach involves the use of Stabilized Chlorine dioxide. Chlorine dioxide is a truly remarkable substance. The principal ingredient in BROAD SPECTRUM DISINFECTANT NOK-OUT & REGULAR NOK-OUT is Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide. It is one the fastest acting broad-spectrum disinfectants, proven to destroy many bacteria and viruses that are difficult to get with other products, and yet is safe to use around pets who may be sensitive to more toxic chemicals. It is extremely powerful, killing bacteria, viruses and fungi. It creates no harmful odors; in fact it is an excellent deodorizer. Cages, enclosures, and animal habitats should be cleaned with soap and water to remove unwanted solids, and then NOK-OUT sprayed liberally on the source of the odors to affect the sanitizing and deodorizing properties of Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide.

The chemistry of Chlorine Dioxide is radically different from that of chlorine itself. Technically speaking, both ore oxidizing agents. But, because of their fundamentally different chemistries, they react in distinct ways with organic compounds, and as a result, generate very different by-products. Chlorine tends to react with organic matter by attacking cell walls and creating by-products, some of which are toxic and carcinogenic, whereas chlorine dioxide does not affect cell walls (which is why it is safe to use around living things.) Chlorine Dioxide disassembles organic compounds rendering them harmless. It is this difference that explains the superior performance of chlorine dioxide.

The anti-microbial efficacy of chlorine dioxide against bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoa has be repeatedly demonstrated and documented. It is very safe, has an extremely low toxicity, and is not harsh to use. Along with its disinfecting properties, chlorine dioxide is also a natural anti-inflammatory, making it very useful for wound treatment. Veterinarians are using a chlorine dioxide gel mixed with aloe vera to treat incisions and wounds.

NOK-OUT, the true deodorizer is the pet owner's best friend to eliminate odor, protect the environment, and cause no harm to the owner, or his pets.

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