CHEMOTHERAPY CLEANING PROTOCOLS

Re: CHEMOTHERAPY CLEANING PROTOCOLS

Claire Cameron — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 08:42:22 GMT

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we just make sure that whoever handles anything wears a gown and gloves, wash the beds seperate from the rest and clean using our normal trigene routine and wash bedding as normal.

all the kennels have a notice on them saying that there has been a chemo animal in there

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We used to do the same

Re: CHEMOTHERAPY CLEANING PROTOCOLS

Laura Ringsell — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 07:40:19 GMT

I went on a really good oncology cpd a couple of weeks ago taken by the Head oncology nurse at Southern Counties Vet Specialists - she was happy for any email questions so you could try her?

linda.roberts@scvetspecialists.co.uk

Re: CHEMOTHERAPY CLEANING PROTOCOLS

Steph Worsley — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:55:16 GMT

we just make sure that whoever handles anything wears a gown and gloves, wash the beds seperate from the rest and clean using our normal trigene routine and wash bedding as normal.

all the kennels have a notice on them saying that there has been a chemo animal in there.

if we take chemo patients to runs it is after all the others have been out but apart from this it is our usual cleaning protocol